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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1961

Page

20

Ford Notches 11th Victory On 3-Hitter

Whitey Ford pitched a three hitter and earned his 11th win as the New York Yankees routed the Detroit Tigers 9-0. Luis Arroyo finished the ninth after Ford left with a blister, as New York hit 15 total safeties and homered twice off Frank Lary. The Tigers were shut out in the final game of the series.

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Bosox Rally Late For Eight Run Ninth Inning

Cleveland splits doubleheader to stay 1/2 game behind second place in the league. Willie Kirkland and Bob Neiman supply late-game scoring as Baltimore pitchers falter. Jackie Brandt and Jim Gentile contribute key hits in a tense opener before a dramatic ninth inning collapse.

Cleveland Jack Fisher Cleveland Indians Baltimore Willie Kirkland Bob Neiman Orioles Gary Bell Ingle Jackie Brandt Jim Gentilenins Tribe Bobby Locke de Jageed Ves Fant Thranakare

Redman wins Crandy motor speedway 25 lap feature

Peytona Herbert Redman of Ashford wins the 25 lap feature at Crandy Motor Speedway on Sunday. His car leads a field marked by multiple wrecks and spinouts as spectators witness racing chaos, with several drivers including Cepeda, Mathews, Robinson, and May contributing to the eventful day.

Peytona Herbert Redman Ashford Crandy Motor Speedway Redman Associated Press L.A Pitt Vathews Mil. Doling Mil Joyar St. L. Mays F. Sea Jerashes Mathews Obinson Cin Aicon L. Agreese Mays S. Fa Freese Gli Aarga Mile Itomano Waner L. A. Killebrew Minn Cash Del Maris Mly Gertile Ball Mantle Colavitoy Allison

Littler Wins 61st U.S. Open Quietly to Claim Championship

Gene Littler, 30, of El Cajon Calif, won the 61st U.S. Open at Oakland Hills with a 72-hole total of 281. He repeated that golf is his business, plans no time off, and will resume practice for the Western Open in Grand Rapids and the Flint Open next.

Don Weiss Birmingham Mich Placid Gene Littler Esther Williams el Cajon Calif Gene Littler Grand Rapids Shirley Brett

Ohio Cyclist Sets Best Climb Time at Little Tyler Mountain

Clifford Snyder of Pickering Ohio posted the best climb in Sundays motorcycle event on Little Tyler Mountain with 4:21 for an 18 foot ascent. The Kanawha Valley and Charleston clubs sponsored the Marmet Hospital benefit raising over 1200 dollars. Open class results list Davis Estep Bill Hartman Carl Brinkley. Heavy class winner Snyder with 4:21 and other finishers include Vernon Redman and Marvin Splough. Lightweight class includes LeRoy Riffey Kenneth Pritt and Monroe Randolph.

Clifford Snyder Pickering Ohio Little Tyler Mountain Kanawha Valley Charleston Marmet Hospital Crippled Children's Hospital Davis Estep Columbus Bill Hartman Breman Carl’ Brinkley Clifford. Snyder Dickering Vernon Redman Marlin Splough Princeton Bernard Clark Lancaster LeRoy Riffey Monroe Randolph Kenneth Pritt

Miss Faulk Wins East ern Women's Open in Sudden Death

Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island Georgia defeated two challengers in a sudden death playoff to win the second annual East ern Women's Open Golf Tournament after a birdie on the first extra hole.

Dillsburg, Pa Mary Lena Faulk Sea Island

Hight Softball Makeup Games Set in Elk-Kanawha League

Eight make-up games are scheduled in the Elk-Kanawha Softball League. On Wednesday at 9 p.m. Martin and Tabor meet the Charleston Merchants. Saturday features Motor Car versus Big Star with a 9 p.m. start, and Sunday offers six matchups including Bigley against Big Star and Martin and Tabor versus Motor Car at various times.

Elk-Kanawha Martin Tabor Charleston Merchants Big Star Club Bigley Big Star Charleston Landers Chevrolet

South Charleston Legion Edges Dunbar 9-8 in Wild Finish

South Charleston American Legion beat Dunbar 9-8 at Armor Park. Dunbar rallied with three runs in the seventh and five in the eighth but South Charleston held on. Sparky Kessinger and Jim Hawkins each had two hits for the victors, who improved to four wins and one tie.

South Charleston Smith Reed Dunbar Kay Bai Chendter Charleston Kessinger Dia Hawkins

Pruett and Santrock Claim Jaycees Tennis Titles

Bob Pruett defeated John Ceruilli 7-5 6-1 to win the 15 and under boys crown at the Charleston Jaycees Tennis Tournament held at Watt Powell Annex. John Santrock beat John Williams 6-3 6-2 to win the 15 to 18 boys title. Nell Sale topped Susan White 6-0 6-0 for the 15 and under girls crown, and Julie Bouchelle defeated Patty Lines 6-1 6-2 to take the 15-18 girls title. The four boys advance to the State Jaycees Tournament starting July 21 in South Charleston with hopes for national hardcourt play.

Bob Pruett John Ceruilli Charleston Ceruitti Pruett West Virginia Miss Sale Santrock South Charleston

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