City Gals Missing Top Gun
Charleston girls enter the National City Team Tennis Tournament without 1962 star Peachy Kellmeyer, now ineligible, facing a green field but showing hope through rising players Nell Sale Marsha Ragland and a disciplined training plan led by pro Bill McWilliams. Teams arrive Sunday with round robin play starting Monday and the event running June 29 to July 3 at the Charleston Tennis Club.
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Charleston
Peachy Kellmeyer
Peachy
Peschy Teyond
Wimbledon
Nell Sale
Marsha Ragland
Hugh Thompson
Thompson
Bill McWilliams
New Tennis, Inc
McWilliams
Sale
Ragland
Jane Bulls
Patty Baistien
Susan Kir
Martha Thornth
Charleston Tennis Club
Tenniss Inc
Tree
Dop
Patty Baisden
Jane Butts
Nell Sule
Susan Hovorka
Tennis Club
Noel Beard
Former M Hi Coach Eyes Raleigh Spot
Frederickstown AP Jack Pack, Stafford High School’s top coach in 12 years, will not return next season and may take a near home coaching post in Beckley West Virginia. He carried a 35-2 two season record at Stafford, 21-3 in 1963 64, with losses to St. John’s Washington and Martinsville. Pack, a Morris Harvey College graduate and former Camp Pendleton Marine football player, would be head basketball coach and assistant football coach at his new school. Also, Charleston East beat South Charleston 3-0 in American Legion baseball as Sparky Adams fanned 10 and Pat Akers ran streaks.
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Fredericksburg
Jack Pack
Stafford
Indians
Beckley
W.ve
Pack
St. John’s
Washington
Martinsville
Morris Harvey College
Camp Pendleton Marine
Charleston East
South Charleston
American Legion
Boga
Walt Powell Park
Sparky Adams
East
Laser Pat Akers
Charleston
Whitesyill
Proved All Around GM Testing Puts Cars Through Rigorous Trials
GM describes its testing process at Michigan Arizona Proving Grounds Pikes Peak and on U S roads to ensure new cars are thoroughly evaluated before production. The aim is to deliver vehicles that retain value for buyers as they drive and trade them.
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Michigan
Arizona Proving Grounds
Pikes Peak
Bragan Gets New Pact With Milwaukee Braves
AP reports Bobby Bragan received a contract extension through 1965 as Milwaukee Braves, hurt by a six game losing streak and slumping to ninth, receive support from President John McHale and Board Chairman Bill Bartholomay who praise Bragan for rebuilding interest in Wisconsin baseball and keeping him in charge despite poor results. Bragan, 46, a former major league infielder, had previously managed Pittsburgh.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
Ager
Bobby Bragan
Bragan
Braves
Waukee
Philadelphia
John McHale
Milwaukee Board
Bill Bartholomay
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
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Bulls
Havorka
Charleston Catholic
Gazette-Tennis Inc
Baisden
Horace Mann
Thornhill
M. Hi
Eyes
Raleigh Spot
East Legion
Fayetteville
Marmet
Chakiestons
Tunas Adams
Ori da
Harieston
Tulen
Adan
Gui
Akers Pagerreville
Mab
Marmot
Fenteral
Waorarni Mulfina Grail
Zhang
Leap
Lanadlog
General Motors
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
BUICK
Cadillac
Fisher
Raqon
Bragen
Fort
Justarini & Brooks
Medelite
Veni
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