Mets Nip Reds 2-1 on Harrelson Headed Ninth
Bud Harrelson tripled and scored on Gary Nolan's wild pitch to lift the New York Mets to a 2-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Paul Blair added a two-run triple for Kansas City in a 2-2 draw with Milwaukee. Pirates extended streaks with Burt Hooten and Strohmayer aiding a 4-0 Chicago win over Los Angeles. Orioles maintained an eight-game win streak behind steady pitching and late offense.
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Hatfield Dominates Six Mile Run at WV AAU Meet
FAIRMONT West Virginia Carl Hatfield a former West Virginia University star led the six mile run at the East West Stadium to win the event in the first annual WV AAU Track Championships Friday night The meet was the lone event scheduled for Friday with more clashes and hurdles slated for Saturday In Ripley the West Virginia Junior Olympic swimming championships were set for 10 am today at the new Ripley pool with over 250 swimmers expected according to Junior Olympic chairman Edmund George.
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Warden's Plays At Hurricane In Senior Babe Ruth Action
Warden's of the Kanawha Valley Babe Ruth League set a 5 p.m. game at Hurricane today after previously defeating Spencer 6-4. Leading hitters include Warden's Cy Hill, John McCormick, Tor Weaver, Akark Heindd, and Barnett led Kanawha Central to a 2-1 win over Northeast with a two-run double in the seventh. Dixie Field slow pitch softball entries for June 23-25, benefiting Little League football and Duval Lions Club, with contact details for organizers.
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Lissa Mohler Balances Golf and Writing Talents
Lissa Mohler, a 21-year-old West Virginia golfer and University of Denver journalism student, is noted for both her golfing prowess and as a skilled sports writer. She plans to defend her Kanawha Valley Women’s Golf title at Berry Hills and defend the West Virginia Women’s Championship at Guyan, with strong rivals named.
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NBA to Fine Players for Unauthorized Allstar Game
The NBA board of Governors voted to fine each player who took part in an allstar game against the ABA on May 1 without club approval. Larry Fleisher called the move outrageous and said the players would seek court relief or consider a strike if fines are imposed. Participants included Wilt Chamberlain, Gail Goodrich, Oscar Robertson, Nate Archibald, and Dave DeBusschere, among others. Paul Silas and Connie Hawkins had club approval. DeBusschere did not play due to a rib injury but was counted as a participant.
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Singles Set Today In Public Courts
The Charleston Public Courts Tennis Tournament begins at 9 a.m. at German Annex Watt Powell Park with men and women singles events and doubles entries open until 5 p.m. Seeded contenders include Ted Kaufman and KITTEN STONE with numerous matchups listed across multiple singles brackets.
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Jacobs Lone Local Netter In Southern
In Davidson North Carolina Bobby Jacobs of Charleston defeats Michael Meadows 6-2 6-0 to reach the South ern Boys Tennis Tournament semi finals. Meadows endured three Friday matches before losing to Jacobs ending a lengthy session for Charleston players.
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Charleston Girls Post Net Upsets in Southern Tournament
In Chattanooga Tennessee Charleston players won two titles and reached finals. Anne White defeated No 1 seed Wendy Levy 60 61 in 12 and under singles. Kelly Kruk and Jamie Baisden upset top seeds Cindy Weckworth and Katy Ratliff 2 2 in 14 and under doubles and Kruk will face Elizabeth Sharp in 14 and under singles finals while Baisden contests the 14 and under consolation final.
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