Marietta Seeks Regatta Return After Rain Disruptions
Marietta today urged the Intercollegiate Rowing Association to award the town another chance to host the national collegiate regatta. Rowing Chairman Roger Copeland cited heavy rains that shortened two races and flooded the Muskingum and Ohio rivers, but he defended the site and noted the strong financial receipts and regional support. They expect bids from Poughkeepsie, Seattle, and Washington, D.C. leaders, with a New York meeting to decide the 1951 site.
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Dugout Club Meeting Scheduled Today Luncheon
Dugout Club members hold the third luncheon of the season at 12:15 p m today in the Daniel Boone Hotel ballroom. Toastmaster is Biddy Geers ex Senator catcher with guests Senators Jimmy Brown Bobby Wilson managers Joe Beggs Hank Camelli and two ex Senators now Bears Charley Wolf Jeff Labda. Admission is 3125 per plate. Reservations 60 841 or 60 842.
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Jeff Labda
Musial Running Down NL Batting Race Title Threats
Stan Musial slides from a 37 point lead after a rough week to .364 as Philadelphia and Brooklyn pitchers keep closing. Jack Robinson, Duke Snider, Enos Slaughter and Eddie Stanky remain within reach, while Phil Cavaretta and others chase further down the standings. Sam Jethroe leads in runs and steals as the rookie shines.
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Cincinnati
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Boston
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Chatfield Still Leads Qualifying In City Golf Meet
In the 17th Gazette City Wide Golf Tournament, Jim Chatfield holds a commanding position with 189 total after 36 holes, defending champion and likely medalist as final qualifying proceeds at Meadow Brook today. Carper 141 and Brawley 142 chase, with dozens more yet to complete rounds ahead of match play starting Wednesday.
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Andy Brawley
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Hale
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Scott Mowry
Nile A. OM
J. B. Fertater
Floyd Major
E.R. Stroud
Guy Hoffman
Russell O. Martie
George Grisinger
Bill Leasure
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Rariden
Es Morris
Blind Bowling Tourney Showcases Courage and Skill
NEW YORK June 19 Blind bowlers compete in Philadelphia this weekend in a three to four year old tournament. Some bowlers exceed 200 in score showing high skill despite disabilities including loss of limbs or blindness. The piece recalls historic blind athletes and a lighthouse visit, noting no sympathy but pride in achievement.
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Monty Stratton
Peleira
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Columbia Unversity
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Tussle Adds Zip To Bucs 1-0 Win
Pirates edge Braves 1-0 as Cliff Chambers fights with Earl Torgeson ends without incident. Joe Chambers won his seventh game while Earl Turner drove in Danny Murtaugh with the only run in the third inning. Also, Elk-Kanawha Legion junior game postponed to Thursday at Cabin Creek with a 3:30 meeting at the YMCA.
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Earl Torgeson
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chambers
Joe
Pirates
Spahn
Earl Turner
Danny Murtaugh
Opening Weekend Disappoints in Canadas Bass Streams
Moog Mitr notes heavy rainfall disrupted fishing conditions on opening weekend as Elk River remains high and muddy from head to mouth. Despite soggy streams, locals anticipate better angling next week as the group departs Charleston on Sunday and plans a return July 9.
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Canada
Charleston
Darlington Methodist Extends Softball Lead with Big Wins
Darlington Methodist protected its league lead in the South Charleston Church Softball League by routing First Baptist 15 to 3 and then beating First Christian 19 to 7. The win pulled them clear of a second place tie with First Presbyterian. For more, contact The Gazelle at 2 5161.
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