Young Upset Stuns Net Toursters At Charleston
Stefan Young of Charleston High School fell to Allen Wein of Beckley 6-4 6-0 in the junior boys at the State Junior Tennis Tour event. Wein joins James Pearson Myron Gessner and Freddie Kellmeyer in semifinals. girls division sees Susan Alexander ousted by Nancy Thorne 1 6 0. Semifinals set for today with finals Thursday.
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Stefan Young
Charleston High School
Charleston Tennis Club
Young
Allen Wein
Beckley
Wein
James Pearson
Wheeling
Myron Gessner
Freddie Kellmeyer
Pearson
Kellmeyer
Gessner
Susan Alexander
Charleston
Susan
Nancy Thorne
Parkersburg
Carolyn Johnson
Huntington
Thorne
Loretta Bays
Mimi Knight
Mac Moore
Bill Drennan
Moore
Drennan
Bob Spilman
Junior Net Results Round by Round
The report lists results from junior tennis events with matches across singles and doubles divisions. Notable players include Stefan Young from Charleston defeating Alan Giteon Huntington, and Willie Huntington defeating Bill Jefferson Huntington. Other results feature Jim Pearson Wheeling over John Ridgley Huntington and Freddy Kellmeyer Charleston over Bi Gayle Huntington with varied set scores.
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Junior Bese
Stefan Young
Charleston
Alan Giteon
Huntington
Willie Ae Huntington
Bill Jefferson
Jim Pearson
Wheeling
John Ridgley
Allen Wein
Beckley
A. Young
Freddy Kellmeyer
Bi Gayle
Myron Gessner
Gru
Numint
Jatleston
D. Linds Kessel
Becker
Selly Brown
Charles
Gandy Leckie
Carolyn Johnson
Many
A. Roller Robinson
Nancy Thome
Parkersburg
Kuann
Alexander
Meen el
Kingly Meek
Huntingtes
Loretta Bays
Brown
Aed Ender
Wittieen Walker
John Captto
Bill Drennan
Mac Moore
Flick Goldsmith
John Whitlock
John Santrock
Nitra
D. Walker
Bob Spilman
D. Cretinat
Stephen Payne
Archie Hudgins
Jim Coffey
Goldsmith
Mary "Dixon
Mary Bond
Sarah Belden
Sensie
Warner
Fatty Nicolet
Becky McCue
Red
Hetty Price
Vicki Holmes
Belden A. Nicolet
Nancy Baits Cherleston
Zoe Sarrett
Bers
Munder
Tommy Thornhii
Tony Broh
Jinwood
Norman Holmes
Morgan Paull
Jerr Michaux
South Charleston
Bill Pugh
Bob Wangelin
Paty Lines
Becky Phillips
Jane Altman
Nell Sale
Javier
John Ferry
Ridgley
D. Adams
Dawkins
Gessner
Pearson d. Ruge Devan
Holmes Morrison
Grubb
Gayle d. Ferry
Regland
Weln
At. Schein, Huntington, and Jefferson, 6-0, Gl. Young and - and -Rolleneyer
Phil Baer
Tantor _ghis
Hestreand
Jane Hester
Jackie Steele
Nitro
DePaul
Welden Cabell
Bays
Kessel
Meek
Mary Burner
Meukles
Robinson
Morrison d. DePaulo
Beckles
Beys
Walker
Maurice Maser
Ao Woodruff
Abrams
John_ Williams
Pi Gallagher
Kenny Schulte
Whitlock
G. Ragland
Davey Prombellers
D. Holmes
Wilt
Ged
Ps Rummel
Chartestor
Michaux
Bill Ripley
Cheries ‘Pace
Blaine Doll
D. Dobbs
Anderson
Jos Jefferds
Meter
Pugh
Seers
Willem
Gallagher
Jin
Payne
Santrock
D. Ragland
Plumhelter
Doll
Wader
Jeepy
Jan Michaux
South Charles
Ware A. Lee Tallman
Buttn
A. Meek
Ewing
Bee
Holmes
Paull d. Duite Bottchelle
Hudgins
Brown Puts Title On Line Tonight
Lightweight champion Joe Brown fights Orlando Zulueta tomorrow night at the Denver Coliseum for the title under six ounce gloves after the Colorado commission waived eight ounce mittens. ABC will televise and radio the bout. gate projected at $30,000 with about 5,000 in attendance. Zulueta relies on skill to counter Brown power as the Cuban aims for the crown in a rare Colorado championship match.
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Denver
Joe Brown
Cuba
Orlando Zulueta
Colorado State Athletic Commission
ABC
Brown
Houston
Tex
Zulueta
Hymie Wallman
Joe Dupler
Dupler
Colorado
Ted Lewis
Johnny Tillman
Yankees uncertain about reimbursement of league fines
New York Yankees say they will not reimburse three players for league fines until coowner Dan Topping talks with league President Will Harridge. Ditmar and Slaughter have partially paid or mailed checks, while Billy Martin was traded to Kansas City. two White Sox players were also fined. Harridge denied threatening a $5,000 penalty and cited a rule against reimbursing players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yankees
Dan Topping
Will Harridge
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Art Ditmar
Enos Slaughter
Yankee
Billy Martin
Kansas City Athletics
Martin
Chicago White Sox
Larry Doby
Walt Drapo
Harvidge
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Harridge
Washington
Comiskey Park
Doby
Ditmar
Topping
Yanks
Sox
Singleton and Rugeley Win Edgewood Low Net Event
Mrs. Robert Singleton and Mrs. E W Rugeley won a low net blind partner tournament yesterday at Edgewood Country Club with 23 ladies participating. They posted a combined low gross of 51, a 13 handicap, and a 38 net. Second were Mrs. Howard Ball and Mrs. Buckner Clay with 49 gross, 10 handicap, and 39 net. Third were Mrs. O W Van Petten and Mrs. J S Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Singleton
E.W. Rugeley
Edgewood Country Club
Singleton
Rugeley
Howard Ball
Buckner Clay
O. W. van Petten
J. S. Conley
Ibbotson Withdraws From Dublin Mile
Derek Ibbotson the second-fastest miler in the world withdrew from a one mile race in Dublin on Monday. The field included Ron Delany of Ireland and Brian Hewson of Britain, with Ibbotson coming off a 3:38.4 mile last Saturday.
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London
Derek Ibbotson
Dublin
Ibbotson
Ron Delany
Ireland
Brian, Hewson
Britain
McMillan Edges Dark in NL All Star Voting Lead
Roy McMillan of Cincinnati holds a slim 44 vote edge over Alvin Dark of St. Louis in the National League shortstop fan voting. McMillan has 10,282 votes to Dark's 10,238. Voting totals include Musial leading at first base and strong shows for Mathews Hoak and Schoendienst in other infield races. The All-Star Game is set for July 9 in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roy McMillan
Cincinnati
Alvin Dark
St. Louis
McMillan
Dark
Ford Frick
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Ed Mathews
Milwaukee
Don Hoak
Red Schoendienst
Braves
Johnny Temple
Redlegs
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Frank Robinson
Henry Aaron
Ed Bailey
Roy Campanella
Stan Musiat
J. Louie
Joe Adeotk
Johnny Templa
Cincinn Junior Gulisrs
Louis
Rd Mathe
Cox Hoax
the Barks
Chicago
Willie Jones
Philadelphia
Cincinnai
Alvin Derk
St. Lo
Johnny Logan
Pittstured
Lett Flelé
Wally Alcon
Willie Mi
Duke Snjder
Brooklyn Bell
Renffeld—Henry
Aaron
Qing Cimoll
Carl Furtilo
D Bailey
Roy Campanetis
Hypo'tyn
Lapaia
Matt. Lous
Harless and Brawley Tie City-Wide Golf Medalist Title
Defending champion Kenny Harless and former winner Andy Brawley tied for medalist honors in the 26th annual Gazette City-Wide golf tournament at Meadowbrook Recreation Club. Each posted rounds of 71 and 67 with a 7 in the final 18-hole qualifying. Match play begins today with 63 entrants and continues through Sunday for the final 36-hole championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip Johnson
the Gazette
Kenny Harless
Andy Brawley
Meadowbrook Recreation Club
Brawley
Harless
Ed Hanna
Roy Bulzzard
Jim Chatfield
Bob Johnson
Charles Scerberry
Herb Britt
Elmer
Nats Official Criticizes Baseball System Before Congress
C Leo De Orsey Washington Senators director pledged frank testimony to the House anti trust subcommittee on major league structure farm system and player reserve rules He urged merger of leagues reform and stronger minor league protections while noting pension gaps and the reserve clause risks for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leo de Orsey
Washington Senators
Congress
de Orsey
Senators
HOUSE
Anti-Trust Subcommittee
Ford Frick
Warren C. Giles
Will Harridge
Frick
de Orrey
US Russia track meet series scrapped in 194? decision
The Amateur Athletic Union dropped plans for a US Russia track meet series. Reasons include Russia’s refusal to share travel costs and to allow entry under US immigration laws. The first home leg was to be in Moscow July 12-14 with a 70 man US squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amateur Athletic Union Today
United States
Russia
AAU
Dan Ferris
U.S
Moscow
Birdie Tebbetts Warns Reds of Changes After Slump
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts blasted the Reds for sloppy play after a 7-2 loss to Brooklyn rookie Danny McDevitt. He warned of many changes if hitting did not improve as Cincinnati had dropped 11 of 15. Tebbetts dismissed McDevitt, saying he had nothing, despite seven hits. Also reported, Dana Smith and Mrs. Henry Tallman won the Edgewood Country Club mixed doubles, defeating Dr. John Lutz and Mrs. H. P. McJunkin 8-6 in a 14-pair event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Redlegs
Danny McDevitt
Reds
Brooklyn
Dodgers
McDevitt
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Birdie
Tebbetts
Redlegs
City-Wide Pairings Feature Late Afternoon Matches
A crowded schedule lists numerous 4:00 to 5:55 pm showdowns with players such as Jackaine, Ray, Roy Blizzard, Russell Ballerrits, Tom Bickencop, and Ed Hanne. Matches include majors like George Hamiten versus Mac Montague and Gordon Murray against Gut Christo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crae Ae
George
Hamiten
Mac Montague
Gorfon Murray
Gut Christo
Orresgrirer
Erna Snodgrass
Tee Anveon
Arie Bon
Harry Guyer
Eddie Gordon
Corto Chatfield
Curley
Seers Pritt
Borris Dee
Ae Renny Fares
Tom
Nichols
Stanford QB Appeals Penalty for Cheating
Palo Alto Calif June 180 Parents of Stanford football star John Brodie confer with the dean but no change in status was announced. The school said Brodie failed a course Development of the Motion Picture due to an accusation of cheating in the final exam. Brodie who in 1956 led the motion's collegiate gridiron in passing and total offense says he has appealed the cheating penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
John Brodie
Brodie
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Netter
Fred Kellmeyer
Ars
Sin
Johnson
Knight Thornhill
Woodroa
Paull Aan Kellmeyer
Gears Payne
Sines
Leckie
Batts
Belden
Altman
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
New York City
Yank
Bi Eee
S—C
John Scott
Ve. le Pieva
Dave Lawrence
Don
Schieffatin & Co
Dayton
BIG Cars
Kessler
Julius Kessler Company
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
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