Arnie Palmer and local sports notes headline wrap
A collage of sports items notes Arnold Palmer’s poor Open showing with just one birdie in 36 holes, promoter activity by the Lashinsky brothers in drag racing, Leigh Whitten and Becky Elliott skating at Civic Center, and Jack Kent Cooke tied to a new arena deal. It also covers golf course costs, a proposed July demolition race at Charleston Speedway, and Kanawha Valley Women’s Golf scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Golf
Lashinsky Brothers
Gary
Phil
Civic Center
Leigh Whitten
Becky Elliott
Danny Batiles
Homer Manno
George Parrish
Tven
Jack Kent Cooke
L. A
Cincinnati Red
Cincinnati Hall of Fame
Chamber of Commerce
Crosley Field
Joe Nuxhall
Big Sandy Recreation Assn
Southmoor
Pete Casto
Big Sandy
Jim Hamrick
Carlton Gandee
Bob Morris
Charleston Speedway
Lee Trevino
Elec
Jolly Chelty Grimm
Risfen
John Jarvis
Joe Taylor
Jones' Ninth-Inning Blast Beats Old Teammates
Cincinnati Reds rally past Atlanta 7 5 after Mack Jones homers in the ninth off Claude Raymond to snap a three-game skid and hand the Braves a win streak break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charleston Gazette
Mack Jones
Atlanta
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Jones
Reds
Claude Raymond
Ted Aber- Snathy
Skein
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Wilson Pitches Detroit Win 2-1
DETROIT beats Chicago 2-1 as Wilson hurls a complete game with key ninth inning support from Dobson to preserve Detroit’s lead. McDowell earns win in Chicago after Indians rally. Minnesota rallies past Washington on Quilici game tying triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Marl Wil-Dowell
Cleveland
Boston
Stan Williams
Pat Dobdians
Chicago White
Ken Harrelson
Dobson
Harrelson
Yastrzemski
Reggie ‘Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Dalton Jones
Jerry Adair
Petrocili
Andrews
Duanes
Oyler
Wilson
Santisga
Skebern
Northrop
Freshan
H Rer Bey Santiago
Wilton
Babson
McDowell Shines
Chicago
Sam Mc
Twins
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Frank Quilici
Cesar Tovar
Minnesota
Washington
Ortega
Howard
Bosman
Baldwin
Higgins
Casanova
Merritt
Perranosk
Worthington
Perry
Look
W—Perry
L—Higgins
Lessonage
Ablaender
Marmet tops West Charleston 2-0 in Legion baseball
Bowles and Stover teamed for a two hit shutout as Marmet defeated West Charleston 2 to 0. Bowles left with a pulled muscle in the second inning, relieved by Stover. Marmet players included Colvin and Hagg, with Garretson catching, while Pete Hendricks provided the lone hit for Marmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Bowles
Jim Stover
Marmet
West Charleston
American Legion
Bowles
Stover
Jim Monk
Charleston
Jone Hil
Sophia
Legion
Watt Powell Park
Colvin
Hagg
Garretson
Pete Hendricks
HI Tim Huughes
Thornhill Keller reach semifinals at Ohio Valley tennis
In Springfield Ohio two Charleston players Martha Thornhill and Carol Keller advanced to the semifinals of the Ohio Valley Regional. Thornhill beat Suzanne Gray 62 63 in the 18-and-under and Keller defeated Paige Minister 61 64 in the 16-and-under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Charleston Netters
Carol Keller
Martha Thornhill
Martha
Suzanne Gray
Cincinnati
Carol
Paige Minister
Columbus
Jane
Karen Fish
Charleston
Sally Watters
Middletown
Patty Hochwalt
Dayton
Sandy Calvert
Viveen Kight
Robin Taylor
Sports in Brief From Wire Dispatches
Resignations and new posts dominate the sports brief as Phil Seghi leaves the San Diego Rockets NBA role, Cincinnati Reds hire a new farm club director, and Tom Addison is released by the Reds. Wimbledon seeds Laver and King headline tennis, while basketball and baseball notes span the Orioles, Chesapeake leagues, and college play in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Seghi
San Diego Rockets
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Patriots
Oakland Athletics
Reds
Tom Addison
South Carolina
Baseball Tuesday results mix in National League scores
National League results show Cincinnati 7 Atlanta 5, Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 3, and New York 2 Philadelphia 0 in extended play. Monday entries include Atlanta 3 Cincinnati 7 and Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 with rain delaying Los Angeles at Philadelphia. Standings list St Louis and Atlanta atop divisions amid incomplete figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ologinnati
Atlanta
Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Hyne
St. Louis
Carlton
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
California
New York
Oakland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore Bunker
Hunter
New York Miner
Brunet
Coleman
Chance
Grevelare
Tlant
Johnny
Qhoston Bell
Sparma
Wharton Boy Tied for 6th in National Marbles Tourney
Larry Yakich from Pittsburgh won 17 of 18 games to extend his lead in the 45th National Marbles Tournament held in Wildwood New Jersey. Glen Sigman a 12 year old from Wharton West Virginia is tied for sixth with two other boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
N. J
Larry Yakich
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Glen Sigman
Wharton
Boone County
W. Va
Stover Named Stonewall Jackson Basketball Coach
Mullens coach Don Stover, 32, was appointed head basketball coach at Stonewall Jackson High School, announced by the Kanawha County Board of Education. Stover posted Mullens records of 12-10, 18-8, 19-5 and 21-4, and expressed mixed feelings about leaving Mullens for Stonewall while praising Stu Talbott and Bill Jarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brabban
Kanawha County
George Washington
Joe Bartges
Ron Rexford
Herbert Hoover
Carlton Gandee
Don Stover
Stonewall Jackson
S.J
Jerry Moore
Morris Harvey Aide
Bob Thomasson
Moore
Syracuse
Morris Harvey
Rich Meckfessel
Rich
Lee Street Bridge
Meckiessel
Wally Bunker
Chelyan
Chesapeake
Newel
Baltimore Ori
Bill
Upper Chesapeake
Ner
Mee
Cage
Mullens High School
Wrenewret Jackson High School
John Pisapia
Mullens
Stover
Kanawha County Board of Education
Steve Edwards
George Washington High School
Steve Whaley
William McCune
Herbert Hoover High School
Norman Harlan
East Bank High School
Sissonville
Stonewall
Mike D’antoni
Marshall University
Danny D’antoni
Morris Harvey College
Paul Talbott
Bill Jarrett
John Pirsapia
South Charleston ‘High School
Woodrow Wilson Junior ‘High School
Talbott
Jarrett
West Virginia University
Thomasson
Robert Thomasson
Oceana
Huntington Vinson
Sophia
Charles Town
Edwards
George Washington High
Con Bartees
South Hills
WVU
Il I
St. Albans High School
Whaley
Hoover
Stonewall Jackson High School
Morgantown High School
Harlan and
McCune
West Virginia Tech
Harlan
Follawsbee
Tech
Har Jonic
MaCune
Meeting site changed for Big Sandy Recreation Assn
The Big Sandy Recreation Assn meeting moved from Herbert Hoover High School to the Clendenin Recreation Building in Clendenin at 8 p m Friday. Vice president Pete Casto said carnival activity at the high school forced the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sandy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hardman
Brabban
By 4
L. Hardman
Brabhan
Whitten
Morris
Tolan
Bobby To Flan
Nelson Briles
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Bill Hands
Briles
Cardinals
Chicago ST. Louis
Abrabl
Abrich
Santley
St Touts
St.Louis
Sanclegy Tolan
Hr—Tolan
Sb— Cepeda
S—Hands
Kessinger
H Rer
Ap Agnes
Brier
Hantis
McDowell
Gary Peters
Indians
Max Alvis
Tony Horton
Joe Ascua
Jose Cardenal
Chics
Ce Ell
Wiliiaus
Accue
Sims
Peters
Wilhelm
McMahon
Sam McDowell
White Sox
Thornhill
Keller
Cordell
Wharton Boy
Lovi Claypool
Advertising Council
National Safety Council
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
Mels
Moi Haver
Golden Capades
Madison Township School
Mansfield
G. W
King Edward
America
U.S.A
Royal Canadian
Royatong
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!