Women golfers in Charleston lack standout players
The 1965 Charleston scene shows few Charleston women excelling in golf. Neil Carpenter faded in the State Amateur final, while locals lament the decline of past stars like Prissy Payne and Marie Gelger. Pro Johnny Jarvis cites limited daily practice as a key factor and notes several women with potential if they played regularly.
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Charleston
Kanawha Valley
United States
Neil Carpenter
Sally Carroll
Wheeling
Edgewood
Kanawha County
Prissy Payne
Everett
Greenbrier
Annie
Nell Carpenter
Kanawha
Johnny Jarvis
Jarvis
Miss Stifel
Quarrier
Stump
Miss Carroll
Hoblitzel
Parkersburg
Huntington
George
King’s
Mets
Waacoher
Watt
George King
Ledbetter
Crockett
Kristan
QuBois
Berkley
Adams
Sid’s
Arthur
Priest
Santee Dou- Veter
Smowera Tiple
King's
Bronaugh T Riple
Orioles Win In 16th 2-1 over Yankees in lengthy game
In a 16 inning marathon at New York, the Orioles edged the Yankees 2 to 1 as Luis Aparicio and Dick Hall fueled the late rally. Bob Johnson scored on a Snyder sacrifice fly while Maris homered for New York. The win marked Baltimore's seventh straight and extended New York's skid to four.
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NEW York
Snyder
Bob Johnson
Tommy Tresh
Orioles
Yankees
Dick Hall
Baltimore
Pitcker
Rogay Maris
Lattimore
Roberts
S. Milter
Hagel OD
Gibbs
Edwards
W—Hall
Renift
Maris
Pruett Faces Miller For West Virginia Junior Tennis Crown
Nitro’s Bob Pruett, top seed in the boys 18 and under, advances to face Mike Miller of Weirton for the WV Junior Tennis title at Oglebay Park. Semifinalists include Charleston’s Scott Gordon, Jim O’Brien of Wheeling, and other local players. finals also set for girls singles and doubles as the three day event concludes.
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Wheeling
Bob Pruett
Nitro
West Virginia
Mike Miller
Weirton
Miller
Marc Parsons
Charleston
Pruett
Britt McJunkin
Oglebay Park
Steve Parsons
Jim McJunkin
Bernie Wehrle
Jim Cerutti
Scott Gordon
John Fawcett
Ypeeisty
Jim O’brien
Jay Bailey
Carl Oshrig
Dan Warner
Vienna
Missy Bradley
Parkersburg
Jane Butts
Pattie Baisden
Carroll Bunner
Judy Readow
Huntington
Dana Fawcett
Carol Keller
Sandy Baylor
Jane, Kincaid
Patty Kelly
Princeton
W. Va
Virginia Elks
Ann Watters
Prince
Anna Winter
Montana’s Doug Brown sets six mile NCAA record at Berkeley
Doug Brown of Montana, a 127-pound standout from Red Lodge, wins the NCAA six mile championship in 27 minutes 59.2 seconds at Edwards Stadium, breaking the meet record once held by Danny Murphy. He led the field of 13 most of the distance, with a late sprint on the final lap.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
Doug Brown
University of Montana
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Red Lodge
Mont
San Jose
Danny Murphy
Washington State
Gerry Lindgren
Chris Westman
Brown
Edward’s Stadium
University of California
Denver Course Damaged Ahead of PGA Tourney
Columbae Country Club in Denver suffered severe flood damage to at least 10 holes after South Platte River waters surged. Club president Willard Johnson said he has no clear plan or timing for the PGA tournament's relocation or continuation.
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Denver
Columbine Country Club
South Platte River
Willard Johnson
Weekend Major League Baseball Schedule Glance
Friday night features Philadelphia at Los Angeles and New York at San Francisco. Also on tap are Atlanta at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago Road Houston at New York with late games not listed. notable pitchers include Herbert Pad rs and Simmons Blasingame Veale Beuce.
Ashe Leads UCLA to NCAA Tennis Win and Semifinals
Arthur Ashe defeated John Pickens 6-3 6-3 to boost UCLA at the NCAA Tennis Championships. Ashe teamed with Ian Crookenden for a 6-4 6-2 doubles win over Mississippi State, while Crookenden beat Horst Ritter 4-? to reach the semifinals. UCLA already clinched the team title with 26 points.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Ashe
Ian Crookenden
UCLA
Ashe
John Pickens
Rice
Crookenden
Bob Brien
Graham Primrose
Mississippi State
Southrn
California
Horst Ritter
Dave Reed
Dave Sanderlin
Jerry Cromwell
Ritter
Southern
Cal
Bruins
Aleady
Miami
Stanford
Trinity
Siebert Pitches 5-0 Win Over Senators
Cleveland Indians pitcher Sonny Siebert tossed a three hitter and struck out 15 in a 5-0 win over the Washington Senators. The game featured a solo homer by Ed Brinkman in the eighth and extended Detroit’s lead to five straight victories while Siebert earned his seventh victory of the season.
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Joe
Torre
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
Braves
Felipe Alou
Ray Culp
Richie Allen
Mack Jones
Hank Aaron
Alou
Jones
Aaron
John Herrnstein
Eddie Mathews
Phillies
Ken Johnson
Johnny Callison
Herrnstein
Clay Dalrymple
Billy O'Dell
Johnson
Culp
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Oca Thae
Rojas
Ol Jones
Callison
Allen
Yorre
Goncaier
Carty
Taylor
Olling
Alemarss
Woodard
Fats
Herrnstein, Torre
Papsey Culp
Cleveland
Land
Sonny Siebert
Ed Brinkman
Sannysingle
Indians
McDowell
Washington
Siebert
Sieber
Stargell Homer Powers Pirates Past Cardinals in St. Louis
Vern Law earned his sixth straight win for Pittsburgh as Willie Stargell hit his 15th homer off Bob Gibson. Stargell followed Donn Clendenon’s single with the homer in the fourth, giving Law the support he needed after Gibson’s long winless stretch.
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Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Willie Stargell
Bob Gibson
Law
Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Gibson
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Pagan
Gagliano
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Mota
Buchek
Rodgers
Uecker
Silay
Shannen
Skinner Pho
Entebureh
St_ Levis
E—Gagliano
Tsburgh
Pitteburgh
Gaetan
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Oldsmobile
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Portland
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