Kanawha Valley golf series boosts youth interest
The Kanawha Valley inter-club boys matches expand to six clubs including White Oak for the first time with Sleepy Hollow defending. eight-player teams compete in medal play starting at Meadowbrook and continuing to Hawks Nest with a final dinner and awards.
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Kanawha Valley
Nell Carpenter
Edgewood
Mel Carpenter
Carpenters
Ohio
White Oak Country Club
Oak Hill
Meadowbrook
Sleepy Hollow
Kanawha
Hawks Nest
Edgewood. Ie
Robert Lawson
Alley
Frank Peck
Carpenter Davidson Lead KV Golf Finals Field
Nell Carpenter and Elaine Davidson headline the KV golf finals at Edgewood Country Club with late round matches and semifinals under way. Betsy Hills, Barbara Anderson, Gloria Anderson, Mamie Spengler, and Ruby Estepa advance in consolation and flight brackets as competitors vie for championship and consolation crowns.
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Nell Carpenter
Tion
Edgewood Country Club
Bess Goughnour
Ruth Bonham
Marbacera Nadir
Mrs. Carpenter
Hazel Holder
Elaine We Maciar Batewell di Ymarauerite
Hills
Davidson
Betty Hills
Ann Smith
Ram Clendenin
Sanny Payce Evanshin
Rw Onselat
Barbara Anderson
Mary
Janeneousa
Dot Moukter Davidson
Dee Tharild
Helen Farley
Teheage Severad
Eve Henders
Peatts
Williama
Norma Tlimen
Veare
Pelrinas
NFL Meets To Consider Atlanta Expansion Battle
NFL owners gather in New York to decide on 1966 expansion to Atlanta amid competition with the AFL for a new $18 million stadium lease. Rozelle indicated 1966 expansion possible. AFL screens candidates for a Philadelphia franchise as Atlanta readiness looms.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
National Football League
Atlanta
American Football League
AFL
Cox Broadcasting Co
Associated Press
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Stadium Authority
Rozelle
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
Wimbledon Preview Ralston Edges Roche in Semi Final Clash
Dennis Ralston defeated Tony Roche in a tight Wimbledon preview match at Queen’s Club advancing toward the U S Australia title showdown. Roche led 40 15 in the second set before Ralston saved the day with key volleys and a late comeback amid rain holds and shift to grass.
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London
Dennis Ral
Tony Roche
Australia
Ston
United
Queen's Club
Bakersfield
Calif
Chicago
Lucky Lopezndon
Ras
Roche
al Lo
Chicago White Sox
Wimment
Roy Emersonce
Minneapolis
Bob Howe
Phillies
Geneva
Cliff Drysdale
Mauch
National
New York Yankees
Ant Grrnament
Louis Cardinals
Ralston
Lopez
Leon
Anti Tena Ralston
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Ager
Ameri
Ralph Houki
Nationals
Sten Ralston
Straight Down The Left Hand Golf Swing By Sam Snead
Golf lesson notes explain a common downswing error where the right hand takes over. Viewers should keep the left hand in control with a straight downward pull from the top and a firm extended left arm. Snead promotes the booklet Iron Shots offered for 20 cents plus stamp.
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Sam iSnead
Sam Snead
the Gazette
Ohio Clinic Names Baisi Top Instructor for Cleveland program
Ohio Clinic picks Baisi as the top instructor for the Ohio Coaches Assn Clinic to be held in Cleveland on Oct. 2. The fifth annual event features noted coaches such as Lefty Drisell Ben Carnevale Jack Kraft Bud Milliken Bones McKinney and Rip Engle among others. Baisi departs for Gettysburg Basketball Camp for Boys after the Cleveland assignment.
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Montgomery
Neal Baisi
Ohio Coaches Assn
Cleveland
Bred Taylor
Ohio State
Ed Junker
Cincinnati
George Ireland
Loyola
Chicago
Vic Bubas
Duke
Baisi
Gettysburg
Lefty Drisell
Davidson
Ben Carnevale
Navy
Jack Kraft
Villanova
Bud Milliken
Maryland
Bones McKinney
Wake Forest
Penn State
Rip Engle
Cooper Keeps British Title In Tough Fifth Round
Henry Cooper retained the British heavyweight title in Birmingham after a fierce fifth round where the challenger tired and failed to answer the bell. The referee stopped the count as Cooper, known for cutting eyes, appeared to be in control until the end of the round.
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Birmingham
England
Henry Cooper
Coop
Cooper
Iles
White Prescott
Cassius Clay
London
Clay
Janu
Old Dominion Signs First Negro Athlete in Virginia College History
Old Dominion College awards a scholarship to Paul S. Krebs the 6-2 235 pound guard tackle and end from Southwest Missouri State. Krebs will join the Charleston Rockets tryout camp next month and becomes the first Black athlete to compete in varsity athletics for the college.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Old Dominion College
Paul S. Krebs
Southwest Missouri State
Springfield
Charleston Rockets
Krebs
Rocket
Southwest Missouri
Faom
Speakes
Eal
Arthur
West Virginia
Kentucky
Buttons) Speakes
Hunt
Tington
W. Va
Initia
Old Dominion
Allen
Tream Pens
Pinnacle Creek
Pineville
Wyoming County
Bud Metheny
Athletic Commission
ODC
Dominion
Wyoming County Projectic Foundation
Ated College
Virtment
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Washington, D.C
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bill Brotherton
Berry Hills
Wirt Harmon
Wirt
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Kanawha Country Club
George Hamilton
Jan Christian
Gene Taylor
Sam Richards
J. R. Chatfield
Andy Brawley
John Anderson
William Bock
Carpenter
Gums
Rand
Consola
Neil Carpenter
Elaine Davidson
Margarite Hoffer
Mereton Patcnell
Cathy Payne
Glo Anderson
Virginia Snax
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Lueck
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Guaranty ‘Savings & Loan CO
Quarrier & Dickinson
Pri
Rockets
Sonny Allen
Eased
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Southeast High School
Kansas City
Sun
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Channel 3
Seven Up Bottling Co., Inc
Charleston
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