Foyt Fines Lead To Circuit Disputes And More
The article notes fines totaling 200 dollars imposed on managers Bob Bragan and Red Schoendienst amid ongoing Foyt Bignotti disputes. It also covers Frank Bolling’s team’s 6-4 win, a rain plan for a Reno tennis event, and retirement news for a football figure. Additionally, it mentions auto racing figures and a fatal car crash involving Jay Dahl and Patti Troutman.
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Junior Davis Cup Team Beats Losanville in Cincinnati Match
The Charleston touring Junior Davis Cup tennis team defeated Losanville Country Club 5-3 in Cincinnati. Singles wins by Behner, Beare Mehl, Parsons, and Terry Tierney helped secure the victory, with Parker White and Tigrney Cod and Mathews-Dehner and Peckscamp-Foley taking doubles.
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Tom McJunkin
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John Peckscamp
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West Charleston Hopes To Escape Cellar Today
West Charleston battles to climb from last place as six Legion games stay on schedule this week. The Kanawha Valley Independent Baseball League features a pivotal matchup between first place Pack Lumber and second place South Park with several Saturday games surrounding the race.
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Marmet and St Albans Weekly Schedule Highlights
Local sports schedule lists Marmet at Hurricane on Wednesday at 7 30 PM and at Whitesville on Thursday at 4 PM. West Charleston plays 9 Albans at 6 PM, with Saturday games St Albans at Whitesville 1 30 and at Mullens 7 PM.
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Royal Ascot Fans Leave Behind Tranquilizers and Bible
Officials at Ascot Racecourse reported that among items left by attendees after last week's Royal Ascot were a half-full box of tranquilizers and a Bible with Psalm 22 bookmarked, stating "My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken me."
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Open champions defy brutal Bellerive greens to win
The 65th National Open at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis saw a dramatic test of links style with record fast, elephant-green carpets and treacherous two-shot holes. Surviving players praised the course while noting Trent Jones design challenges and the brutal defense by the venue.
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Boros
Roy Pace
Maye Breaks Out of Slump to Spark Astros 6-2 Win
Houston defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Lee Maye ignites offense with a three run inning and a three hit night. Bob Lillis and Dick Farrell key the late rally, while Maye drives in two via a triple and a run scoring single.
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Optimist Rally Tops George King 12-4 in Colt League
Optimist Club rallied from a 4-3 deficit after 44 innings to beat George King’s Sports Center 12-4 at Watt Powell Park. Lefty Kenny Amick worked three innings of relief, allowing one hit with six strikeouts and no walks as Optimist improves to 3-3.
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Goeltz Wins Tennis Match in Inter scholastic Tourney
Top seed Bobby Goeltz advanced to the quarterfinals in the USLTA 55th annual interscholastic tennis tournament held in Williamstown Massachusetts. His teammate Donald Dell also reached the quarterfinals. Both players attend the London School of Bethesda Maryland which is favored to win a third straight team title.
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Marmet Edges Whitesville in Tight Legion Rivalry
Marmet pushed across a run in the bottom of the seventh to defeat Whitesville 8 to 7 in an American Legion game. Whitey Farms doubled to drive in the winning run as Marmet improved to 6-1 heading into a Wednesday game at Hurricane. Leading hitters included Whitesville Morris with a bases loaded triple and Marmet’s Mike Kitchen with a 2 run homer and a double, plus Mike Richards going 3 for 3 and Farms adding a double in the seventh.
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