Women's Golf Play to Open On Thursday
The Gazette reports that women's golf action begins Thursday with teams ready to compete. Organizers expect strong field and local players will challenge for early season honors.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1957
Page
22
Women Open field set as Colonels loom over rivals
Winged Foot hosts the 1959 Women's Open as Louisville leads with strong underpinnings from Wichita St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha while the field includes former Cotis Cup players and past champions. Substantial entries from Charleston Indianapolis and Denver promise a stacked early-round schedule.
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Hugh Fullerton Jr
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Louisville Colonels
Ameri
Wichita
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Barbara McIntire
Will
Colonels
Braves
Saints
Millers
Stewart
Cure Suggs
Sea Island
Aggie TP
Paul
Denver
Charleston
Indianapoli
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tggg
Winged Foot Club
Sin-St. Paul
Omaha Ui
USGA
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Suggs
Betsy Rawls
Patty Berg
Betty Jameson
Uruguay
Fay Cracker
Hawaii
Jackie Pung
Miss McIntire
Tight Race May Tighten After Halfway Mark in Association
The halfway point suggests second division teams may close the gap with leaders as Louisville falters. Charleston Denver and Indianapolis loom, while Louisville hosts six games in four days, threatening Senators' first division hopes.
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Association
Ed Doherty
Providence
R. 1
Louisville
Charleston
Denver
Indianapolis
Colonels
Senators
Frank Skaff
All Star Ballot Bids Highlight Bertoia Hoak
Reed of Detroit leads AL third base voting while Don Hoak closes on Eddie Mathews in the NL. Ford Frick releases figures showing Bertola 17 028, McDougald 16 019, Kell 15 503. Mantle tops AL with 50 591 votes and Musial leads NL with 45 330 votes.
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Vail
St. Louis
Sener Prem Withie Mee i Bertoia
Beeeeee
Fark Aaron
Mt —Aukers
Detroit
G're
Gamal
Brooklyn
New
Campenena
Brockive
York
Gil Meboucald
Balti- Smith
Sitate
More
George Kell
Hoak
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Office of
Baseball
Ford Frick
Bertola
McDougal
Red Schoendienst
Cincinnati
Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
al Dark
Bill Skowron
New York
Vic Wertz
Cleveland
Mickey Mantle
The
Yank
I Rheat
Bil Bkowryn
Power
Kaness City
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Gene Mauch
Boston
Irene Bertola
Gil McDougald
Amore
Fran Me
Eddie Yoet
Andy Cares
Harvey Kuenn
Joe DeMaestri
Keneas City
Luin Aparicio
Ted Williams
Minnie Minoso
Gus Triandos
Baltimore
Sian Musia
St. Lois
Gl Hodges
Red Schoendiener
Milwauker
Don Biasingame
Louis
Jim. Gilliam
Ed Mathews
Don Hoek
Ernie Bake
Roy McMiffae
St. J
West Virginia by laws restrict post season hoops play
The West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission released a bulletin to coaches clarifying basketball eligibility rules. It states practice may occur anytime, discourages promo exhibition games, and bans post season contests in football or basketball. Games may not start before November 1 and teams face a 20 game limit.
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Tidgerunners
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Pitt
Ridgerunners
Felix_ Lilly
Vito Valentinetti
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Vito
Charleston
Bert Hamric
Pride of
Sand Fork
Omaha
Wally Lammers
John Schulte
Association
Wichita
John
Ed Doherty
Eddie Glennon
Birmingham
Karl Olson
Barons
Karl
Eddie
West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission
1 Commission
West Virginia Schools Secondary Schools Activities Commission
Village Wins Tennis Title in First Half League
The Village Chapel Jimion Girls defeat Church of God 3 to 2 at Wall Powell Annex to capture the first half championship. Village Chapel players Carolyn Beatty Kay Custer Peggy Gross Wendy Walker and Bertie Grace finish undefeated as Church of God takes second. Second half play starts July 6 with other match results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Chapel
Jimion
Charleston Church Recreation Association
Wall Powell Annex
Church of God
Elmer Dodson
Village Chapel Girls
Carolyn Beatty
Kay Custer
Peggy Gross
Wendy Walker
Bertie Grace
Bream Presley
St. Marks
Vintage Chapel
Carocisn Beatty
Ramona Myers
Joyce Kigay
Donna Shaver
Custer-Beatty
Myers
Barker
Persy Gross
Mary Baker
M Preaby
Patty Stes
Judy Fink
Barbara Werwick
Mary Frances Good
Patty Greene
Cynthia i Bl
Mary Bethlem
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