Springfield Girls Capture First National City Net Title
Springfield Ohio won the inaugural National City Team Tennis Tournament by taking four of six singles matches against Charleston to top a six team field. Middletown finished second with 35 points, Charleston third with 24, and Daytona Beach Kalamazoo and Wilmington trailing. Kellmeyer and Butts won Charleston’s only Friday matches, Kellmeyer named MVP and Wendy Overton cited for potential.
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Springfield
Johnson Oris Winter
Ohio
Charleston
Middletown
Daytona Beach
Fla
Kalamazoo, Mich
Wilmington
Del
Charleston Zals
Peachy Kellmeyer
Marmee Fry
Peggy Butts
Tina Ziegler
Tori City
Kalamazoo
Shirley Nicholl
Marsha Ragland
Kathy Spence
Daytona
de Connolly
Mary Stratton
Suzan Terry
Barbara Rollins
Spring
Pam Harper
Sendra Bragg
Kathy Herbert
Melinda Terry
Janice Fennell
Kalama
Tina ‘Ziegler
Peggy
Miss Kellmeyer
Miss Fry
Peachy
Marmee
Ballance
Julie ‘Bouchelle
Bea Jane Fry
Tennis, Inc
Charleston ‘Tennis Club
Nell Sale
Cindy Snyder
Gretchen Wosters
Lynda West
Charleston Tennis Club
Ginger Pfieffer
Lynn Bauer
Tourney Results from Friday at Siegler arena
The meet lists top finishers in six positions led by Peachy Kelimever of Charleston and Marmee Fry of Springfield. Notable results include Bea Jane Fry, Julie Bouchette, and Wendy Overton in the upper placings, with several winners posting near scores and multiple match outcomes across the field.
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Siegler
Peachy Kelimever
Charleston
Marmee Fry
Springfield
Nina Wosters
Wilmington
Lynda West
Daytona
Pam Goetz
Middletown
Karla Luft
Kala Margo
Bea Jane Fry
Springfleig
Julie Bouchette
Wendy Overton
Gaytona
Gretchen Vosters
Kay Forrest
Kalamazoo
Cynda Magon
Ginger Pfietter
Nell Sate
Kathy Kulp
Wimington
A. Jane Derby
Pam Lewis
Middleeat
Tiga Abalins
Schwabe takes medalist honors at Southmoor golf event
Albert Schwabe captured medalist honors as Southmoor Country Club hosted qualifying for the men’s championship. Defending champion Herman Wells led a list of first round matches, with pairings announced including Wells vs Lepinsky and Schwabe facing Sam Galperin in the championship flight. The weeklong tourney also highlighted top players from Charleston and Kalamazoo, with awards for most improved players across several teams.
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Albert Schwabe
Southmoor
Herman Wells
Pro
Jim Gianferante
Caton Lepinsky
Irv- Tag Adler
Meyer Kwass
Newt Marsalis
Will Neurman
Sam Berman
Ben Ardman
al Schwabe
Sam Galperin
Don Deutsch
Bob Levine
Charley Rotgin
Stan Rubin
Ivor Boiarsky
Stan Marocls
Dr. Selman
Lake Brown
Edwin Pasinter
George Greenwall
Merrill Bedwinek
Bill Sloman
Chuck Rotgin
Gary Sherman
Murray Lewis
Paul Freedbern
Harry
Charleston Oval Launches Races
After five years in the making, Bob Morris’s Charleston Speedway opens tonight with time trials at 7:30 and racing at 2. Program includes three heats, an Australian pursuit, a tropay dash, a semifeature and the 1p main event. Over 43 drivers expected. likely lineup features Hobbs, Bolery Shultz, Rariman, Hodges Jr, Blankenship, Mitchell, Spaulding, Snodgrass, Huffman, Gomez, Glover, Farley, Dotson, Deal, Collins, Hager, Watson, Lacy, Dixon, West, Smith, Gillicnie, Thompson, Bellar, Adkins, Light, Cox, Snixtgrase and Ball.
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Bob Morris
Charleston Speedway
Maiden
Jack Hobbs
Norvel Bolery Shultz
Herbert Rariman
Ae Hodges Jr
Raymond Blankenship
Carmel Mitchell
Bill Spaulding
Carl Snodgrass
Carl Huffman
Jim Gomez
David Glover
Daniel Farley
Duke Dotson
Bobby Deal
David Collins
Eugene Hager
Bob Watson
Don Lacy
Bill Edward
Norman. Dixon
Charley West
Harvey
Ellisee Smith
Doug Giliecnie
D Thompson
Herb Bellarc
Ann Adkins
Harry Light
Bil Cox
Paul Snixtgrase
Skeeter Ball
Babe Ruth League Baseball Leading Hitters and Scores
Baseball box scores list leading hitters such as B Queen 34 D Ball 66 and G Smith 3 5 with a double and triple J Queen 47 including triple and two doubles V Hartwell 24 and J B Lawson 24 also noted O Lawson Sailes and others. Scores show TOY 903 826 751 Alum Creek 000 O2e 610 954 with P Reynalis and J Edmonds and referenced players K Clendenin Bernum Preasney Steat McDonald and Stannings with team standings for WLGB and Optimists.
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Sampson
D. Ball
J. B. Lawson
S. Bays
J. Monk
R. Clark
G. Brown
Lawson
B. Queen
G. Smith
J. Queen
V. Hartwell
Doodle
O. Lawson
Sailes
TOY
Alum Creek
P. Reynalis
J. Edmonds
G. Runyor
A. McClure
F. Price
B. Summers
D. Gilbert
G. Runyon
O. Gillespie
Yates
A. Hudson
Hucnail
Ranier
K. Clendenin
J Bernum
Preasney
D. Steat
B. McDonald
Henson Victory Led By Brown and Paterno
Roy Breena and Lou Paterno each had three hits to spark Henson Co to a 4 run win over Truman's Drive-In in the Kanawha Valley Baseball League on Thursday. Henson plans a double header at Beckley at 6 p.m. today.
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Roy Breena
Lou Paterno
Henson Co
Truman
Henson
Beckley
Enon Ca
Arte
Foe Tigiater
Yankees Extend Lead Behind Whitey Ford’s Four-Hitter
Whitey Ford pitched seven strong innings allowing one run as the Yankees beat the Angels 3 to 1. Jack Spring, Albie Pearson and Mike Hegan contributed with hits and RBI for New York, extending their lead to sole possession of second place in the standings while Ford left the game with an injured shoulder.
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Chicago
Paul Harney
New York
Ken McBride
Maine
Jacky Cupit
Whitey Ford
Albie Pear
Angels
Ros Angeles
Yankees
Pearson
Whitey
Nicivsan
Leon Wagner
Bob Rodgers
Wincor
Mcbride
Teaders
Jea Hina Sat
Jack Spring
E”—Koppe
Moran
Ford
Angeles
Op—Tresh
Fred Hawking
Richardson
Pevitone
Geles
Idack Nicklays
Emer
Rodgers
Pearcon
Pepi
Howie Johnson
Jone
Sf—Bover
George Bayer
South Charleston
Dodnars
Lily Casper
Bie Kecks Red Sox
Bob McCallister
Tommy Jacobs
Woolwne
Will
Sy McBride
Tresh
Stan Leonard R. Dodeill
Brumfield
Bride
Braves
Clinton
Amt
Ay Ng Soophiers
Dick Westwine
Paing
Carroll Pon Jaeger
Hughes
Francis Ying
Frank Boonton
Iit Ale Hig
Slalley Hardy
Fran Boynto
Hada
Yparner
Venture
Wyler
Burdette
Reeg
Talley
Jiminez
Maitone
Tyler
Baker
Siebern
Runnels
Paul
Charles
Pagiaroni
Alusik Rf
Ea Aguintel
Little League Aztec
Bressoud
Martin
Farb Sullivan
Ifey
Tabor
Hagy
Qad Fellows
Billie
Sepui
Campbell
Archer
Kansas City
Boston
Prout
Warwick
Rally
Fashaton
Jena
PMR
Erbbso Caterpillars
Civaro
Matthews
Chafic
Rick
Cleveland lands star for locals
Verne Fuller, a high school star infielder from Canoga Park California, signed with the Cleveland Indians organization for next season. The 18 year old, 6 foot 2 inch prospect was signed by Los Angeles area scout Eyo Pusich amid interest from other major league clubs.
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Cleveland UI
Verne Fuller
Canoga Park
Calif
Cleveland Indians
Charleston
W. Va
Indians
Fuller
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Eyo Pusich
U S Faces Mild Uplift in Wimbledon Tourney
U S players show resilience at Wimbledon as 17 year old Vicky Palmer of Phoenix upsets Robyn Ebbern 26 60 75 and joins two American doubles teams in advancing rounds. Dave Douglas and Donald Dell rally to beat Pietrangeli Sirola in men doubles, while Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston power past Bowery Knox in another U S bid for Davis Cup glory. Palmer’s comeback and the Americans’ strong showing highlight a tense week at All England.
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Wimbledon
England
Vicky Palmer
Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Miss Palmer
Robyn [Ebbern
Australia
Dave Douglas
Santa Monica
Calif
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
Dennis Ralston
Poker
Bill Bowery
Brian Knox
McKinley
Britain
Mike Hann
All America Football Classic Delivers Late Scoring Climax
Gabriel of North Carolina State intercepted a pass and ran 70 yards for a touchdown to spark the East in a 138 victory over the West before 22,759 fans. Ferguson of Ohio State added a two point conversion and 38 yard run, while Ferguson was named MVP. West briefly led at 18:59 of the third period before East sealed the win with late scores.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Roman
Gabriel
North Carolina State
Quar
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Sandy Stephens
Milne
Sota
Y Gabriel
Los Angeles
Heam
Ferguson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tom Hall
Minnesota
Stock Car Rages Charleston Speedway Program
A two track race card lists Maidan East of Charleston and Peytona on U S 119 hosting a 7 event program with 35 lap feature 100 laps total 45 cars expected and a 40 percent purse. Time trials start June 30 at 6 pm and July 1 at 2 pm with heats and pursuit races plus trophies and free admission for children 12 and under.
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Charleston Speedway Maidan
East of
Charleston
Drawdy Speedway
Peytona
U.S. 119
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Hamtin
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King
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Maranda
Johnson
Stenhouse
Flersall
Khr
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O'Gorrell King
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Stange
T Moore
Bonikowski
Moore
Umont
Drummond
Schwabe
Julie Bouchelle
Cindy Snydersland
Babe Ruth
Gren Way
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C. Bate
Ruth Leagse
Lions
Amy
Townsend
Wilbur
Paterno
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Remar
Lewis
Dore
Sosble
Stack
Pony League
Uom Neethessters
Wobec Oo
Phalen
Bostic
Noel Beard
Cleveland Lands ‘Star
U.S
Lando Sirola
Miss Ebbernship
Gabriel, Ferguson Spark
Pinch
Town Lake
Harry Simpson
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RaMbLer
America
Thompson Rambler
Kanawha Valley
Kanawha Terrace
St, Albans
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