Zachary Dominates Chiefs in 5 2 Victory at Watt Powell Park
Chris Zachary earned his seventh win with a complete game against Syracuse, aided by Dave Augustine and Ed Ott homers. Charleston built a 4 run surge after Otto Vel ez homer, while Syracuse stumbled with four early walks and costly errors. The win keeps the Charlies 2 1/2 games ahead in the National Division.
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Dave Augustine
Ed Ott
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Tom Matchick
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Mike Fiore
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Alan Closter
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Closter
Ott
Tony Solanta
O’brien
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Charlie Howard
O’ Brien
Jim Campanis
Buskey
Jerry Pirtle
Art Howe
Frank Taveras
Tidewater Tides
Pawtucket
Charlie Parker Goes AWOL From Charleston Pirates
The Charleston Charlies opened a four game series with Syracuse at Watt Powell Park without outfielder Dave Parker who left after Sundays game. Pittsburgh Pirates GM Joe Brown cited personal difficulties at home as the reason. Parker, batting .327, reportedly told Brown he might quit. Morgan said he will discuss with Parker before any statements.
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Dave Cheadle
Jim Magnuson
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Brad Meyring
Jim McKee
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Gary Kolb
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Charleston and Tidewater Tie In Regional Standings
Monday results show Charleston 5 Syracuse 6 and Richmond 7 Charleston 1. Peninsula 1 Pawtucket 0. Rochester 5 Toledo 4. Tidewater 3 Syracuse. National Division standings list Charleston 44 29 .603, Tidewater 49 24, Peninsula 41 35 .493. American Division Rochester 44 29 .580, Pawtucket 33 34 .493, Syracuse 33 31 .493, Toledo 30 38.
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Athletics change behavior or not debate sparks college talk
Dr. William Alsop of West Virginia University argues sports do not alter behavior, yet examples emerge of athletics shaping decency and social living among students. The piece notes NC State’s 27 game unbeaten streak and mentions transfers from UCLA and college athletes hired for summer jobs by Richard Barber, the state liquor commissioner.
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Dr. Alsop
UCLA
John Wooden
Richard Barber
Barber
Mike Jones
Charleston
David Nutter
Nitro
Bill Dean
Ron Brown
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West Virginia connections highlight Friday Rotary talk
Jay Randolph, former West Virginia lad and son of U. S. Sen. Jennings Randolph, will speak to Rotarians on Friday. Randolph, now St. Louis KSD sports director, has earned national acclaim in baseball, football and golf, with West Virginia University once firing him as the Voice of the Mountaineers. Also noted are Jerry West NBA records, George Washington vs West Virginia hoops, Bill Haworth succeeding Civic Center sports chair, and Keith Spicer quitting baseball for Detroit auto work.
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Ed Tutwiler
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Hal Greer
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Bill’’ Haworth
Janet
Keith Spicer
Toledo
Detroit
Brent Clark earns All Eastern League nod at Army
Brent Clark son of former major league outfielder Mel Clark named to the All Eastern League collegiate baseball team while playing for Army. He finished his college career with a 3 for 4 day against Navy and hit a memorable home run off Hank Webb in an exhibition for the New York Mets organization. Clark posted a .326 batting average in the season’s second half.
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N. Y. Mets
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Papa Mel
Brent
Mel
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Bobby Cox
Otto Velez
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta
Akers
Don Sutton
Mike Akers
South Charleston High
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C. L. “Red” Akers
Rematch Ordered After Terrell Wepner Defeat in New Jersey
State Athletic Commissioner Abe J. Greene ordered a rematch between Ernie Terrell and Chuck Wepner within short order after Wepner won a 12 round decision deemed controversial by boxing writers. A panel of three judges will decide in the return bout.
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Abe J. Greene
Ernie Terrell
Chuck Wepner
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New Jersey
Terrell
World Boxing Association
Eree
Harold Valan
Valan
Nastase Stars as Wimbledon Opens Amid Boycott
Romania's Ilie Nastase dazzled on center court in the Wimbledon opener while many top players boycotted in protest. Bjorn Borg impressed in his center-court debut as the crowd of over 22,000 surged to watch despite the divide.
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Wimbledon
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Romania
Iie Nastase
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Association of Tennis Professionals
Nastase
Stan Smith
Hans Ploetz
West Germany
Jimmy Connors
United States
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ATP
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Roger Taylor
Taylor
Jean Louis Haillet
Ploetz
Young Borg
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J . Connors
Belle
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Jim Hrebec
Czechoslovakia
Hrebec
Youngest Seed Ever In Wimbledon Promises Bjorn Borg
Bjorn Borg, at 17, seeded No 6 at Wimbledon amid a star walkout, won his opening match 6 3 6 4 9 8 over Pre Indiat Lall. The Swedish teen impressed with his warmth, table tennis roots, and tough fighting spirit, hinting at a bright future.
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Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Borg
Pre- Injit ‘Lall
U.S
Dick Stockton
Port Washington
Richey
Barthes
Stockton
America's Center for Employment at 116 Quarrier Street
Employment center listing with address 116 Quarrier Street and contact phone 344-9841 appears in a May blog. The note provides basic location and telephone details for the center.
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America's Center For Employment
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