Mollencop Takes Command in Valley Golf Title Run
Mollencop led after round play at Meadowbrook with smooth putting and few three putts since Berry Hills. The event featured unusual rulings and mishaps including caddies stepping on balls, dropped wedges, and balls lost or moved, as Randy Payne leads in flight one and Dr. C A Adams Jr. in flight two.
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Valley
Bobby Wolfe
Berry Hills
Mellencup
Meadowbrook
Tom
Randy Payne
Priscilla Payne
C. A Adams Jr
Ripley and Harlow Lime Shine In Softball Invitational
Ravenswood hosts the Ravenswood Invitational slow pitch softball event with teams from Ripley Harlow Lime and Cameroo division. Notable performances include John Spence and Jerry Moore among top players. Bobby Jonas National Bank faces Harlow in a separate evening game at Field 1 while Frontier Construction meets Nick's Paint Runr at Field 2.
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Aalyee Sco
Om Mollencop
Im Choifield
Oby
Ewson
Ohn Spence
Lerry Keubek
Charles Ihedoe
Eer Hi Ene
Erry Moore
Jas Spence
Erry, Moore
Herbert Jonas
John
Bob Parsons
Di-Iece Genwin
Chatfield
Clarence
Lawary
Join
Don Butterfield
Ray Payne
Ew. Cooley
Carl Long
Paul_ Harkins
Ed Bowen
Jack Petrokubi
Denny Booth
John Phillips
Slavion
Kereland
Bob Conley
Sampateturday
Frontier Construction
R. Perrine R. Adams Jr
Paul Perry
Bob Allen
George Bob Rowland
Boother
Paul Harkins
Long
E. W. Cooley
Edart
Rand Camne
Bal Insoodwin
Bon Pal Aapsons
S Dim Berry
Ray Underw— Jones
Jim Harris
Jerry Moore
Charles M
Terry_Koubek
Toby Law
Bosox Rally Past Indians as McDowell Struggles
Boston defeats Cleveland 9 to 3 behind timely hits and unearned runs. Jim Wynn and Cleon Jones contribute key plays while Greg Goossen exits fouling out. McDowell falters early as New York Mets pressure, giving Boston room to widen lead late.
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Boston
Greg Goossen
Wynn
Taylor Red Sox
Cleon Jones
Esimmers
Charles
Lemaster Pal Ser Buesit
Dick Simpson
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Mets
Jerry Grote
Jimmy Wynn
Indians
Doug Rader
Jones
Cardwell
McDowell
New York
Rader
John Bate
Arrave
Chortetan Torre
WE Brown
Red Sox
Puiler
Foy
Adair
Ysimaklif
Ken Harrelson
Lehoud
Harrelson
R Smith
Nexon
Fisher
Eood
Suarez
Jose Santiago
Clevelaned
McDowall
Ésher
Baltimore
Ioles
Allantines
Fasiewski
Lyle
Waslewski
Waisaw
Ling
Torres
Dave Boswell
Clones
Age Staub
Grote
Wynn ‘Thomas
Orioles
Goossen
Asee
R Tayior
Beraster
Ray
Iain Simpsen
Boswell
Roseboro
Hardin
Bla Gladding
L—Hardin
Blasame
Abod Taylor
Houston
Ron Tay
Don Cardwell
C.jones
Garsiwell
Pag
New York Mets
Loindster
Denny Lemas
Blasingame Geancks
WVU Announces 1969 Football Schedule With New Opponents
WVU will open the season at Mountaineers Field hosting Cincinnati on Sept. 13 and Maryland the following week. The schedule includes a first-ever meeting with Tulane in New Orleans, with a mix of home and away games against Penn State, VMI, William and Mary, Virginia Tech, Citadel, Syracuse and more.
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West Virginia University
Robert N
Red) Brown
Cincinnati
Mountaineers
Maryland
New Orleans
Richmond
Pitt
Pennsvile
VMI
Roanoke
Wiliam and Mary
Virginia Tech
oNoeseentucky
Citadel
Villanoys
Syracuse
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Cam
Lawson
Toby
Ron Taylor
Ripley
Harlow
Bosox
Wild McDowell
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Towton
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