Public Courts Tourney Opens With Top Seeds Favored
The third annual Public Courts Tennis Tournament opens this afternoon at Watt Powell Annex with Stefan Young and Miss Beth Hutchinson as No. 1 seeds in men’s and women’s singles. First-round matches start at 12:30 p.m. on six courts, with draws set by director Joe Bader. Seedings also name Warne Ferguson and Jerry White in the men’s brackets, and Dana Lawson, Marshal Ragland, and Jay Ellis in the women’s division.
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Watt Powell Annex
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Miss Hutchinger
Joe Bader
Warne Ferguson
Jerry White
Lee Bivens
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St .Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Tennis, Inc
the Gazette
Vest
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Jac’ Brothers
John Michael
Pits
Xennah Valias Alle
Robert Lage
UseLynn Harkins
Patty Glassery
Travies
Rus Rane
Enrol
American League Ware
John
Rich
Mary
Phillies Rally Past Pirates in 12-11 slugfest
Philadelphia overcame an 11-2 deficit with 10 runs in the last two innings, four unearned, as six ninth inning runs came after Pittsburgh errors. Dan Demeter and Charlie Smith fueled the rally with key hits while Ken Lehman earned the win in relief for the Phillies.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Charlie Smith
Clay Dalrymple
Ken Lehman
Bob Skinner
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Taylor
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ASG
Killebrew drives Twins past Yankees in Mele debut win
Harmon Killebrew belts his 20th homer to drive in all four Minnesota runs as Camilo Pascual limits New York to six hits in a 4 0 victory. Mele's debut as Twins manager follows Cookie Lavagetto’s firing and the Twins improve behind a strong pitching performance and timely hitting in St. Paul.
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Harmon Killebrew
Camilo Pascual
Sam Mele
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New York ‘Yankees
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Arecver
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ER Bas Turtey
Reniff Coed
Summer League High Scoring At the Annex
In a Friday matchup at Watt Powell Annex Bert Wolfe led the new nets to a 98 77 victory over Shoney s with 32 minutes of play and Re points. Larry Tincher added 28 and Jim Vandell 20 while Bruce Hewitt had 21 for the losers as Shoney s closed within eight in the fourth before fading. Center College edged Burdette Reads Mix 65 sga in the other game as Burdette gets 14 from Bob Sholes and Vic Quinet in a late surge after trailing by 13 with four minutes left.
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Watt Powell
Shoney
Larry Tincher
Jim Vandell
Bruce Hewitt
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Vic Quinett
Richmond
Johnny Kucks
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Gonzales
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Pacific Coast
Bronstad
Tetals
Seattle
Hawaii
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Mi Yinath
Elley
Miller
Jonsson
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Rochester
Shetrone
Hoare
Smith
Quinet
Nega
Shreveport
Rotgin
Sholes Jalircie
Macon
Austin Vee
San Antonio
Victoris
Guydelome
Ravashiere- Burdette
Uu Ardmore
Camp Center College
Wynn's
Bert
Jets Sweep a Pair From Syracuse Club
Columbus defense stifled Syracuse Chiefs in two close games, taking both by one run each. Key players include Collum, McBean, Altobelli, and Olive, with late inning shifts delivering decisive runs in the first game and a comeback in the second.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Graymont Valdes Mort Aga Bicett
Aifooett
Escalare
Jacobs
Smith
Hyj Oldis
Gore Salts
Sadass
Schalvet
Collum
McBean P
Pritchard
McBean
Altobelli
Getty Umbretos
Cai
Wedarneve
Lanet
Patrone Signs Pro Contract and License Changes Outlined
In Morgantown Lee Patrone, WVU basketball star, signs to play professionally with Pittsburgh Dane. Terms undisclosed. Patrone, 22, cites opportunity close to home. Also, Conservation Commission outlines July 1 license changes. resident landowners and children on own land may hunt and fish without license within open seasons unless land is a wildlife preserve, with various age and disability exemptions. Class A hunting license costs $3. combined with fishing license reduces Class A to $2.30. Musial hits two homers to beat the Giants 10 to 5. grand slam in seventh ties him for ninth all time in NL.
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St. Louis
Stan Musial
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Bob Blin
Gil Hodges
Lou ‘Gehrig
Babe Ruth
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Soa
O'Dall
Miller
Bolle
Bailey
Simmons
Broglie
Anderson
ImcCarver
W—Andersen
Tigers Beat Indians As Bruton Sets Record With Four Homers
Detroit belts nine home runs in a wild 14 for 7 win over Cleveland. Bruton hits four homers tying major league record, with Bubba Phillips and John Romano also contributing, while Colavito and Mel slug two homers each for Cleveland in a high scoring game.
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Bill Bru
Sepion
Detroit Tigers
Cona
Bubba Phillips
John
Cleve Romano
Jane Indions
Rocky Colavito
Dick Mel
Auliffe
Indians
White Sox Capture Seventh Straight Victory Over Senators
Chicago's Ray Herbert earned the win as the White Sox defeated Washington 4-3 in seven straight victories. Al Smith and Jim Landis doubled for the decisive eighth inning as Minnie Minoso homered and Sacrifice fly by Minnie capped the scoring. Bruton hit two homers for Detroit in a separate note.
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Warren Hacker
Washington
Billy Klaus
Ray Herbert
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Vic Itory
Hacker
Senators
Joe McClain
Herbert
McClain
White Sox
Kansas City
Andy Carey
Sherm
Lallar
Luis Aparicio
Minnie Minosa
Eeighth
al Smith
Jim Landis
Minoso
Sev
O'Cannell
Kinus
Issae
Ij Woodling
Slevers
Tasby
Martin
Smith
King
Candis
Cotter
Cerey
Arto
Hipten
Lollar
Alto McClain
Herbert Paaro Bheowah
Cottier
Fox
Chiccago
Smuin
Woodling
Kauss Cio
Landis
Minosa
Mindso
Wwei
Loller
Lins Ya
Umont
Sree Art
Berry
Sue
Lavagetto Fired as Twins Manager in Shakeup
The Minnesota Twins fired manager Lavagetto amid a deep AL slump and named Sam Mele to take over for the start of the Yankees series at Metropolitan Stadium. Mele, 38, previously coach and scout, said he planned no drastic changes though resting injured center fielder Lenny Green was considered. Owner Cal Griffith pledged to snap the club out of its losing streak as Mele debuts with a 25-41 record and a 9th place standing, 174 percent behind Detroit.
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Cal Griffith
Mele
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Washington Senators
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Griffith
Cookie
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Washington
Kasko Delivers Ninth Inning Lift For Reds Win
Cincinnati Reds rally from behind to beat Los Angeles 5 4 as Eddie Kasko lines a bases loaded single off Larry Sherry in the ninth. Gene Freese and Gus Bell drive in runs, Jim Brosnan gets win, Ron Perranoski takes loss, Dodgers first lead came in the fourth.
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Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Eddie Kasko
Dodgers
Gene Freese
Gordy Coleman
Jerry Lynch
Dick Gerner
Kasko
Larry Sherry
Reds
Jim Brosnan
Cin
Cinnati
Ron Perranoski
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Davis
Don Blasin
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Gus Bell
Thos Angeles Tog
Cinglnnati
MIS
Drysdale
Pecranoski
K. Sherry
O'Toole
Nynn
Brosnan
Zimmerrman
Rutgers Lacrosse Players Named All American Teams
Rutgers lacrosse standouts Ted Koch and George Darlington earned spots on the first three All-American teams chosen by the USILA. Koch, from New Hyde Park, is a second team goalie, while Darlington of Charleston is a third team defenseman. Herb Schmidt of Summit and Frank Lugossy of Trenton received honorable mention. Koch was co-captain and goalie for the North in the recent North South game. Darlington and Lugossy also helped the Northern all-stars.
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N. J
Rutgers Lacrosse
Ted Koch
George Darlington
United States Intercollegiate Lacross Association
Koch
New Hyde Park
N. Y
Darlington
Charleston
W. Va
Herb Schmidt
Summit
Frank Lugossy
Trenton
Schmidt
Three Games Set In Valley Loop
Three games are on tap today in the Kanawha Valley Baseball League. Spencer plays at Beckley at 8 p.m. Marmet faces Henson Co. at 6 15 p.m. at Marmet and Henson Co. meets Guthrie Air Force at 8 30 p.m. at Marmet. Sunday Beckley travels to Bluefield for a doubleheader. Monday rescheduled games feature Guthrie versus Modern Woodmen at 6 15 p.m. and Spencer against Henson Co. at 8 15 p.m. at Marmet.
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Beckley
Marmet
Henson Co
Guthrie Air Force
Bluefield
Guthrie
Modern Woodmen
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Jim Fulks
Dana Lawson
Marshal Ragland
Jay Ellis
Jim Altman
John Lutz
Patty Persohn
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Hank Aaron
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Don McMahon
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By Lee Patrone
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Gene Woodling
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