Closed Circuit TV forecast may break box office record
Marvin Milkes eyes a Charleston telecast at Watt Powell Park with Johansson Patterson, hoping to top the Sugar Ray Robinson Basilio Chicago 1958 closed circuit total of 1.4 million as more theaters join the show. Ticket prices range 4 to 6 dollars, boosting local prospects for a big payday.
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Yanks Sweep White Sox as Mantle Maris Lift Doubleheader
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox twice to complete a four game sweep. They moved to 13 wins in 15 games led by a Mantle triple tying the nightcap and a Maris RBI single. Bob Turley pitched the last three innings of the nightcap after Jim Coates blanked the ninth.
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Nicklaus Emerges As Amateur Star In Open Race
At Cherry Hills Nicklaus trails Palmer by two while posting a record low amateur score 282 to claim second place and the 1960 U S Amateur champion shows signs of stardom. The Ohio State sophomore finishes ahead of most pros and earns praise from golf legends for his potential.
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Early Entry Urged In Kanawha Tennis Tournament
Officials of the second annual Kanawha County Public Courts Tennis Tournament urged Sunday that entrants submit by Friday. The event co sponsored by Tennis Inc and The Gazette starts Saturday at Watt Powell Annex. Draws for the opening round will be made Friday evening with Curtis Barber noting timely entries are vital.
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Wilhelm Pappas Shut Out Tigers in Doubleheader
Baltimore Orioles pitchers Hoyt Wilhelm and Milt Pappas blanked the Detroit Tigers in a doubleheader sweep. Wilhelm held Detroit to two hits in game one as Baltimore won 2-0, while Pappas allowed just three singles in game two, a 1-0 victory. Tigers were outhit 14 across the series and made lineup changes, with Al Kaline benched and Rocky Colavito pulled after poor at bats.
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Evans Wins Pistol Open At State Police Range
James R. Evans of St Albans won the Magic Valley Bow and Gun Clubs second annual spring open pistol match with a 52 score of 900. He led all three divisions with 200 in .22 285 in .38 and 277 in .45. Second place went to William S. Strader of Charleston with 13 total. James W Ellars of Charleston finished third with 404.
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Millers sweep Senators as Gile belts two homers in win
Minneapolis Millers topple Washington Senators 4 to 2 at Watt Powell Park. Don Gile hit two run blasts, one off Joe McClain, and Carl Yastrzemski lined a double with an adjoining ball park shot. Billy Muffett earned his fifth win, limiting the Senators to six hits. Senators slump deepens as Charleston drops eighth straight.
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Nicklaus Triumphs at National Open as Snead Struggles
The professional contingent honored Nicklaus for his length and finesse on the greens. The kid’s concentration and practice ethic were praised after Nicklaus finished the National Open with 282 while Sam Snead ended well behind with 299.
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Association Standings and Weekend Games Summary
Weekend results show Minneapolis and Houston strong with multiple wins. Louisville and Denver posted large margins while St. Paul and Dallas-Fort Worth trailed. Monday schedule lists Minneapolis at Fort Worth Denver at Indianapolis and Houston at Louisville.
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Wilber to Talk with Griffith on Senators Trade Help
Wilber and Griffith will discuss player help for the struggling Senators. Wilber flies to Washington after a rough stretch in which Wilber notes the team needs a right handed hitter and pitching help. If a Washington system this week, a player move involving the Nats or Charlotte Hornets could follow.
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