Thompson Leads Jaycee Golf as 65 Entered
Thompson of Logan tops a field of 65 teenage players after 18 holes in the 36 hole West Virginia Jaycee Golf Tournament at Logan Country Club. He shot 2 over par on the front nine and 34 on the back, totaling 70. Ronnie Noble of Huntington is 2nd with 72, Gary Mac Laughlin 73, Claude Hobbs 74, Morgan Shargis 75. Red MacClellan shot 79.
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Yanks Extend Winning Streak With Two Wins In Washington
The New York Yankees swept a doubleheader against Washington, 3-0 and 4-0, to run their streak to five games. Mel Stottlemyre pitched a two-hitter in the first game, while Bobby Richardson collected five hits in the twin bill. The Yanks, missing Mickey Mantle, also lost Roger Maris to a wrist strain and Bill Stafford with a shoulder hitch, drawing 30,019 fans.
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Mets Back Up Braves Twice As Fisher Wins Opener
Mets rally to back Hank Fischer as Ed Kranepool and Roy McMillan pace a New York win. Braves' Hank Fischer struggles in the opener, while the Mets post a five-run burst and take a 5-2 victory to start a doubleheader sweep.
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GOLF SCHOOL by Sam Snead Promotes Iron Shots booklet
The ad promotes Sam Snead's illustrated booklet Iron Shots on long and short irons sand trap shots and grip. It notes sample golf terms and a basic instructional tone, offering the booklet for 20 cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope to Sam Snead care of the Gazette.
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Kanawha Plans Holiday Golf Event and Junior Matches
Johnny Javins announces Kanawha Valley holiday Scotch foursome at Kanawha Country Club on Monday July 5 with about 60 golfers expected. Junior inter-club matches head to Kanawha Thursday with tee times 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. across four courses in the valley.
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Deaf Olympian Breaks 100 Meters Record at Games
In Washington AP report, Edyards and teammates push the United States as deaf sprinters set world marks. Wright of Miami tied the world best in the 100 meters with a 10.8 in semis, Lonnie Winston won a heat in 11.3, and Doering and Bubnova led women’s 100 meter efforts in finals reaching 12.50. US wins two golds amid strong performances by Soviet and Polish runners.
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Eagle at Berry Hills Sparks Banter From Brotherton
Hardman on Sports notes Bill Brotherton missed his eagle at Berry Hills but says he is glad he didn’t see the ball drop into the cup. The column also highlights 18-year-old Ann McMasters, daughter of Parke and, Mrs. McMasters, as a rising talent among Kanawha Valley women golfers at Edgewood.
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