Miami Is First In Boys Event At National City Tennis Meet
Miami Fla leads the National City Team Tournament entries with four nationally ranked boys among its roster led by Mae Claflin, No 1 in 14 and under. Other top 50 players include Bill Colson No 4 14 and under Lee Langstreth No 32 16 and under and Pierce Kelley No 33 18 and under. The six day event runs July 6 to 10 at Charleston Tennis Club with co sponsors CTC and Tennis Inc. The aim is to crown the city with the strongest overall team rather than top individuals. Also notes Milwaukee Braves call up Dave Eilers from Atlanta farm club.
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Miami
Fla
Mae Claflin
Bill Colson
Lee Langstreth
Pierce
Kelley
Lee Steele
Mike Keighley
Steve Menke
Mike Marshall
Jimi Heacock
Bruce Myers
Charleston
CTC
Tennis Inc
St Louis and Los Angeles in Hockey League Expansion
New York AP reports St Louis and Los Angeles as frontrunners for new NHL franchises as the league plans expansion to seven teams by 1968. Cities meeting arena standards and financial stability, with eight potential sites including Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Oakland Vancouver Washington Houston and Minneapolis St. Paul.
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New York
Los Ano
siBeles
St. Louis
National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
Charleston
Gover
Ors
Washington D.C
Toronto
Montreal
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Campbell
Los Angeles
Ior
NHJ
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Oakland
Vancouver
Washington
Houstton
Minneapolis-St. Paul
State men will speak at NFHS meeting in Williamsburg
Two West Virginians will address the National Federation of High School Athletic Associations in Williamsburg. Gordon Eisman, executive secretary of the Secondary Schools Activities Assn, will represent West Virginia. William Farmer of Tria delphia and Jake Moser of Charleston will discuss jurisdiction limits and standards for junior high athletics. The gathering opened Friday and continues through Thursday.
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Williamsburg
West
Reds Sign Top Choice in Draft
Cincinnati Reds signed third baseman Bernie Carbo of Garden City Michigan as their No 1 pick in the recent free agent draft. Farm manager James McLaughlin did not disclose bonus amounts. Carbo, 17, will be assigned to the Tampa farm club in the Florida State League and report Monday after graduating this month from Franklin High School in Livonia Michigan.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Bernie Carbo
Garden City
Mich
Major League Baseball
Reds
James McLaughlin
Carbo
Tampa
Franklin High School
Livontia
Baisden Captures Ohio Valley Title in Tennis Event
Pattie Baisden of Charleston won the 16 and under division title at the Ohio Valley regional tennis tournament in Middletown, defeating Pam Garrett of Springfield 3-6. Cindy Snyder of Middletown won the 18 and under final against Susan Hovorka in a hard fought match. Jane Lawson of Middletown claimed the 12 and under division by beating Jane Kincaid of Huntington 6-2 6-0.
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Middletown
Ohio
Pattie Baisden
Charleston
Susan Hovorka
Ohio Valley
Miss Baisden
Pam Garrett
Springfield
Gel
Cindy Snyder
Miss Hevorka
Huth
Dane Butts
Jon Var
Dayton
Jane Lawson
Jane Kincaid
Huntington
Setter Sniffs Out $100 In Baseballs Weston Conn A
An English setter named Yogi, officially Silvermine Rock, earned honorary Weston Little League status after recovering over $100 worth of lost baseballs. In two seasons he found 78 balls, including 18 last Saturday, inspired by his trainer Bradley French who notes the dog learned to scent balls from a German Shepherd.
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Weston. Conn
Silvermine Rock
Yogi
Weston Little League
Baseball League
Bradley French
Affectionately Seeks Sixth Stakes Win in Vagrancy at Aqueduct
The big race at Aqueduct today features Affectionately, a 5-year-old daughter of Swaps Searching, seeking her sixth stakes victory this year in the 7 furlong Vagrancy Handicap. Owned by Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs and trained by Hirsch Jacobs, she has 26 wins in 46 starts and earnings of $490,465, with two other $50,000-added stakes on the card and five other races on the program.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press Sports
Affectionately
Ethel D. Jacobs
Hirsch
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Braves
Hurler
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee Braves
Dave Eilers
Atlanta
Jim Heavock
Pierce Kelley
St. Louis, L. A
Baisden
Setter
Aqueduct
Kentucky
Kanawha Blvd
Charleston Federal Savings
NNO
Regal
Chevrolet
Charleston Mound
Maccorkle Ave
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