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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1963

Page

20

Doubles Highlight At Kanawha Valley Public Courts Tourney

Seeded players mostly rested as doubles took center stage at Watt Powell Annex. Ned Chilton defeated Raymond Crouser 6 1 6 1, while Brit McJunkin fell to Craig Wolverton 6 3 7 5. J Allen and KR Bird edged D Dodson and E Dodson 4 6 7 3 6 4 with women's seeds led by Judy Pyle Patty Baisden Martha Thornhill and Betty Scott Treland. Angie Peyton Nancy Hereford top mixed seeds with Hereford Peyton defending title.

Danny Wells Kanawha Valley Watt Powell Annex Ned Chilton Raymond Crouser Britt McJunkin Craig Wolvert Chuck Mayers Parker White Beore J. Allen KR. Bird D. Dodson E. Dodson Judy Pyle Patty Baisden Martha Thornhill Betty Scott Treland Pyle Balhatchet Angus Peyton Nancy Hereford Hereford-Peyton Eddie Ray Susan Hovorka David Ashcraft Ike Smith Mary Locke Gallaher Sid Davis Chuck Moyers Mike Kissel Steve Parsons Dave Parsons

Cincinnati Tennis Results Run Deep This Sunday

Sunday's results feature numerous matches with Karen Mangus defeating Brenda Frame and Marl Theiber, and Ned Chilton topping Fred Edmunds. Other sets include Cheryl Backus, Tom Woodrutt, and Fred Edmunds posting wins as players proceed through singles and doubles brackets in a crowded schedule.

Karen Mangus Brenda Frame Julie Hun Carol Keller Dane Hedrick Nancy Glaser Patty Glaser Marl L. Theiber Ned Chilton A. Fred Edmunds J. Fulks M. Ernst D. J. Kendall L. Bartos Cheryl Backus D. Vicki Erwin Harmon B. Norton D. T. McJunkin R. Francke Tom Woodrutt-Terry Tierney d Janicki B. Leadbetter Fred Edmunds D. Pat Collins Tom Hanna-Curtis Barber Keen D. Faber Sam Smith D. Garrett D. S$. Cox R. Walter By Ferrell L. Smith D. A. Sines D. White R. Dean R. Lay D. A. Miller D. Steele D. Ray Crouser J. Sims T. Sims D. C. Keller D. Keller D. H. Haworths Ratty Glaser D. M. Harris J. Cavacini Lb. Colley Jane Zuldd Japen L. Ellis Dilger Martin d. Masinter Masinter Gordon Gordon d. Moore Stile John Christian Jack Westland Jennie Gannon Thresa Casto Claire

Reds Rout Mets in Doubleheader Sweep

Cincinnati hammered New York in both ends of a doubleheader, piling up 24 hits in the nightcap as the Reds offensive surge led to a 11-? victory. The opener featured a four-run rally sparked by Jol Edwards and a two-run homer by Gordy.

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Cardinals Trade for Burdette from Brewers

St Louis obtains Lew Burdette in a deadline deal sending catcher Gene Oliver and minor league pitcher Bob Sadowski to Milwaukee. Oliver 28 has shared catching duties. Sadowski 25 pitched for the Cardinals farm club in Atlanta. Also notes a separate Tigers Angels trade with Paul Foytack and George Thomas highlighted.

ST. ‘Louis St. Louis Cardinals Lew Burdette Milwaukee Braves Gene Oliver Bob Sadowski Milwaukee Burdette Oliver Sadowski Cardinals Atlanta Detroit Tigers Los Angeles Angels Paul Foytack Angel George Thomas Foytack Frank Lostra Thomas Angels Tigers Los Angeles Scheffing

Whitesville Dominates Doubleheader Over Hurricane Sun

Whitesville American Legion swept a twin bill from Hurricane Sun by scores 5-1 and 18-2. Leading hitters include Whitesville’s Cox and Ball along with Pat Thomas and Morris. Hurricane’s pitchers struggled as Whitesville claimed a decisive league win plus a separate 20 lap feature victory at West Virginia Speedway with Junior Ashworth and Skeeter Ball leading the pack.

Whitesville American Legion Ball Harry Cooper Cox Clay John Cox Hurricane Coacz Iwhitesville Junior Ashworth West Virginia Speedway Tornado

Giants salvage split in Candlestick doubleheader

Giants lose first game 4-3 as Don Nottebart and Jim Umbricht shut down San Francisco. In the nightcap Billy Catcher Jim Campbell and Pierce deliver a two run double in a decisive rally to give Houston a 3-1 victory and split the twin bill at Candlestick Park before 40 499 fans.

SAN Francisco Billy Jim Campbell Pierce Jim Duffalo Houston Candlestick Park Don Nottebart Jim Umbricht Giants

Edgewood golf club hosts men and ladies events in San Francisco

Edgewood Country Club hosted a golf championship with notable players including Nelson Umbricht and Bill Runnels. Scores featured Mays 2, Nottebart and Bolin among others, with a separate parent-child tourney and a ladies invitational noted for next Tuesday. San Francisco and Kanawha-Putnam League matchups are mentioned alongside club results and names such as McCovey, Davenport, and Temple.

San Francisco Hiller Temple D'venport Fazio Mays Staub Reiß McCovey Warrick Rex Runnels Eric Nelson Goss Ct F.alou Asoroste Pagan Edgewood Gampbel Tae Abu Nelson Umbricht Bolin Ranciste E—Mccovey Lillis Y. Poa Hiton F. McGabe Bill Krieht Runnels Houston Sant He Inotell Spangier Jude Cam Johnny Palmer Temple S—Davenport Nottebart Ye Perreth Gorman Landes Sudel Igcané Kanawha-Putnam Houston Johnson Woodeshick McMahon Rocky Fork Campbell Perry Larsen Pierce Max Buffalo Haller W—Larsen Barnette Wewcomer Marsh L—Woodeshigh Ansan

Dodgers Rook Willhite Debuts With 2-0 Shutout

Nick Willhite pitched a brilliant major league debut shutting out Chicago 2-0 as the Dodgers split a Sunday doubleheader before 45,239 in Los Angeles. The Cubs won the opener 8-3, scoring five runs off Johnny Podres in the first inning.

LOS Angeles Nick Willhite Los Angeles Dodgers Chicago Cubs Johnny Podres

McBean's Homer Gives Bucs Split

Los Angeles Angels rally late to sweep a doubleheader from the Minnesota Twins in a two game set. Moran homered for the Angels while Rollins also homered for Minnesota as Lee earned the win and Spring took the loss.

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