Mauch Praises Charleston as Best Across American Association
The article quotes Gene Mauch, manager of the Minneapolis Millers, naming Charleston the best balanced team in the American Association. He cites Charleston's pitching and Terwilliger’s defense and bat, and predicts the Senators will lead if Charleston beats Denver.
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Public Net Clinic Slated Here Today
The first public tennis clinic will be held today at 1 Annex courts with former Chicago public courts champion Gene Buwick as instructor. Ivor Boiarsky, clinic chairman, urged participants to bring their own rackets and noted a demonstration with local junior stars including Fred Kellmeyer Jr., John Santrock, Nancy Butts, and Susan Alexander. Prizes and rackets will be awarded by Charleston Tennis Club Pro Jim Leighton.
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Calumet Glitter Leads Field for Coaching Club Oaks
The Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park draws 12 for 3 year old fillies led by A Glitter and Big Effort. Others include Daumay Dixie Miss Tempted Craftiness Fall Wind Meant Well Spars Maid Big Fright Foreword Lopar and more. CBS airing from 3 30 to 4 p m estimates a $71 450 purse with winner worth $45 792.
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How Now Tops Nine Inglewood Handicap Field
Inglewood Calif AP How Now a highweighted 123 pounds leads a nine horse stakes field in the 18th running of the $50 000 added Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park. The George Newell gelding faces a competitive mile and one sixteenth. Other past winners include Seaween Social Cimber Porterhouse Dark Trust The Searcher Mystic Eye Eddie Schmidt and Like Magic.
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DeJohn Beats Baker in Unpopular Heavyweight Bout
Rangy Mike DeJohn of Syracuse won a unanimous decision over Bob Baker of Pittsburgh at the War Memorial Auditorium before about 2,300 fans who booed the result. DeJohn, 6-2, 201 pounds, outboxed Baker with reach and sharp left hooks, despite a lack of knockdowns.
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WVU Soph Back Travels to Italy
WVU quarterback Carmen Pomponio is spending the summer in Rome studying at the University of Rome. She plans to show the town to WVU Coach Art Lewis when he visits next month for a European football clinic sponsored by Air Porto.
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Rigney Eyes Giants as Real Threat in Pennant Chase
Giants manager Bill Rigney projects a tough second half as San Francisco sits two games back in the standings. He praises rookie Felipe Alou and pitcher Paul Giel, notes Willie Mays’ return, and expects the young team to improve as the season nears the All Star break.
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Kellmeyer Reaches Middle States Final as Rain Delays Flint Open
Fern Kellmeyer of Charleston West Virginia advances to the 18 and under final at Haverford Pa facing Wendy Stone after defeating Judy Sylvester. Kellmeyer was upset in the 15 under by Cindy Golbert. In Flint Michigan rain halts the Flint Open postponing remaining rounds with Sam Snead withdrawing due to illness. Tommy Solt clings to a one stroke lead as play schedules extend.
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West Virginia State Junior Tennis Doubles Winners
Charleston entries swept the doubles titles at the ninth annual West Virginia State Junior Tennis ch championships. Shirley Jones and Julie Bouchelle won girls 15 and under doubles 6-3 3. John Santrock and Linda Leckie captured the mixed doubles 15 and under with a 6-7 5-7 6-3 score. Charleston produced six of eight titles as 145 players competed at the Charleston Tennis Club.
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Sarah Helden
Charleston
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Linda Leckie
Tom Thornhill
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Orioles Player Wins Ladies Day Net Championship
A Baltimore event reports Mrs W R Johnson recording a net 23 to win the ladies day 12th bonus this year at Berry Hills Country Club. Joseph Pulliam of Baltimore shot a 19 nine hole string as the West Virginia Virginia tournament opened at Aberdeen South Carolina. The Orioles noted their bonus exceeded 4000 dollars in prize money.
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Kramer to Scout Net Talent at Wimbledon in 1950s tone
Promoter Jack Kramer will scout amateur players at Wimbledon and consider adding to a tour. He names Sven David son of Sweden Kurt Nielsen Budge Party Jaroslav Drobny and may approach Althea Gibson Christine Truman. He plans more tournaments and possible simultaneous tours while pursuing a hands off policy with Australian players until Davis Cup.
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Meadowbrook Women’s Tennis Ladder after Week One
After the first week of play the Meadowbrook ladder shows an updated order led by Chris Jones and Rena Feige. The rankings list Peggy Beck Iris Prince Doris Campbell Jane China Karen Border Etta Boyles Janet Bauserman Marion Louis Joan Heath and Beth Cater in that sequence.
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