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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1965

Page

6

Feldman One Stroke Back After Opening Round In Danville Open

William Salmon led the JC Junior tournament at Glen Oak Country Club with a 39 37 for 76, one stroke ahead of Bob Feldman. Rick Bendall trailed by four, with Steve Tucker and Donnie Horsley five back. In the novice division Ricky Mitchell led with 81, three ahead of Billy Haraway as play moved to Arora Country Club and will finish at Danville Golf Club.

William Salmon Patel Fonter Chrowan Yard Glen Oak Country Club Salmon Bob Feldman Rick Bendall Steve Tucker Donnie Horsley Ricky Mitchell Billy Haraway Haraway Mike Pratt Donbie Davis Tus Arora Country Club Danville Golf Club

Feller Opposes Commissioner Role Under Current Rules

MINNEAPOLIS RP Bob Feller former Cleveland Indians pitcher said he would not accept any offer to become commissioner while the present restrictions apply He noted the commissioner lacks power and is controlled by owners If given more power he would consider the job but he has not been approached. In Independence Kansas Fred Brown Pittsburg State College outfielder infielder signed with the New York Yankees Brown received a small bonus and will report to Sarasota Florida for the Rookie League assignment.

Minneapolis Bob Feller Cleveland Indians Feller Ford Frick Kanma Fred Brown Pittsburg New York Yankees Jim Gleeson Yankee Eai¢ Brown Brown Sarasota Florida

Vern Law Wins 4-1 as Stargell Hit Drives Pirates

Vern Law improved to six straight wins with a 4-1 Pirates victory over St Louis. Willie Stargell blasted his 15th homer, driving in a run and scoring again in the ninth. Law allowed seven hits, while Gibson took the loss after previously winning eight straight decisions.

Race Day Lineup and Times for Local Meet

The list shows competitors and pairings with times from 9:16 to 2:00 next to each trio. Names include Paul Warner Jr and Rick Donaldson at 9:16, Mike Pratt at 9:24, Steve Tucker at 9:32, Bob Feldman at 9:40, Jim Rapier at 9:48, Jim Thompson at 9:54, Mike Jones at 10:02, Bob Wells at 10:10, Mike Kilgore at 1:30, David Jefferson at 1:40, and Ricky Mitchell at 2:00. a

ST. Louis Pittsburgh Vern Law Willie Stargell Bob William Salmon Gibson Bob Feldman Rick Bendall Steve Tucker L Aw Stargell Tony Ouster Donn Clendenon Tim Rapier Jerry Roberts Law Pirates Bill Payne Donnie Williams Lovelace Ricky Mitchell Bill Haraway Mike Pratt Donnie Davis Mike Kelehum Bob Skinner Paul Warner, Jr Phil Gagliano Rod Turner Chuck Rawley Cardinal Rick Donaldson Jim ‘Thompson Steve Martin al Riley Cardinals Tommy Freeze Floyd Chris Salmon Ronnie Smith Jay Lewis Mike Kilgore Slia David Jefferso Mike Jones David Marshall Mike Roberts Paw Trippy White Piotsburgh ST. Lous Kenny M Howard Palley Javier Bob Wells Pegan Gagliona Wee Wvirdonck Brocks Agao Mike Howard Gildenore Mina Fine Sho Schedul- Hota Oy Buchek Tuscarora Country Club Shannon Ken Howard David Gogo Ginn Marshall Eacilt Wwe Mike Ketchum Rod Turner Bill Yecker Rogsers Pitts Pittsburgh Payne Gagliano Gibson L Wondeschick Clendenan Gillaavier Gioson Junior Mitchell Tony Foust Donnie Horsley Jim Rapier Jim Thompson Ed Pratt Donald Blair John Lovelace Bill Floyd E Howard Richard Johns David Jefferson Gregg Jefferson Mike Ogden William Isalmon

Cornell Coach Skips Prediction In Crew Races

Syracuse AP report notes Cornell coach Harrison Sanford avoiding predictions for the Intercollegiate Rowing Championships on Onondaga Lake. He praises the team’s form but notes California and Washington pose strong challenges as Navy, Wisconsin may upset. Thirty-nine crews from 15 colleges compete in the 63rd annual event starting at 2 p.m. EST with a forecast mid 70s and fair weather.

Herbert G. Pelkey Syracuse N.Y BR. Harrison Sanford Cornell California Onondaga Lake Sanford Washington Big Red Islands Golden Bears Huskies Nave Wisconsin

Tom Rolfe Tops TRA Rankings In Photo Finish Ballot

The Thoroughbred Racing Associations rated season championships with Tom Rolfe edging Hail To All by 64-61 in the main two year old ranking. Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair trailed, while Our Mikhael led the juvenile standings with four firsts. Gun Bow led handicap division, Viking Spirit moved to third, and Affectionately overtook older female division leader Qld Belt.

New York Tait To Tom Rolfe TRA Lucky Debonair Micheal Gun Bow Hilt Rise Viking Spirit Hollywood Park Affectionately

Weekly Virginia Fishing Roundup Compiled By State Agency

Richmond AP VIDA reports a weekly fishing roundup from the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries. Shenandoah River anglers find sunfish catfish and carp fair, smallmouth fair to poor, trout poor. Bullpasture Jackson Cowpasture rivers show good trout and fair smallmouth angling. Claytor Lake area reports good sunfish and catfish from lake and river, walleye poor. Holston areas vary with good sunfish, fair smallmouth and fair to poor other species. Mid and upper James, tributaries and reservoirs yield mixed results with several regions showing good sunfish and bass, while others are fair or poor for species like largemouth and crappie. Saltwater notes warn of gales dampening activity. striped bass, bluefish, flounder, trout, and other species show variable action along the coast and bays.

Richmond VIDA Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Shenandoah River All Forks Jackson Cowpasture Upper Claytor Lake New River Claytor Holston Reservoir Middle South Forks Holston River North Fork Holston South Holston Big Tumbling Creek Clinch Mountain Wildlife Management Area Philpott Philpott Reservoir Smith Dan Martinsville Fairystone State Park Buggs Island Gaston Kerr James Chickahominy Norfolk Area Back Bay Norfolk City Water Works Blackwater Nottoway Mattaponi Pamunkey Rappahannock Potomac Fredericksburg Dragon Run Hampton Roads Bridge Saxis+ Gwynn Rappahannock River Kiptopeke York Spit Windmill Point Curren Virginia Didler New Church Ron Chincoteague Wachapteague Chesapeake Bay North Channel Baltimore Channel Dividing Creek Cape Henry Wachapreague Capes Chesapeake Bay Bridge Virginia Beach

Indians Roll To Fifth Straight Win Behind Siebert

Cleveland ace Sonny Siebert allowed three hits and fanned 15 as the Indians blanked Washington 5 to 0 for their fifth consecutive victory. Siebert dominated after a first two innings, finishing with his seventh win against three losses, while Duke Sims and Rocky Colavito delivered early runs and Pedro Gonzalez and Larry Brown added late RBI.

Cleveland Sonny Siebert Indians Washington Siebert Sam McDowell Ed Brinkman Bennie Daniels Leon Wagner Duke Sims Portland Rocky Colavita Pedro Gonzalez Larry Brown Jebert Brown Gary Dunham Howard Kirkind Joan Wanner Mull Hinton Tumley Sims Rkman Genealer Malig Daniels Sieber Wemk Nashington Boneveland Ridzik

UCLA Netters Dominate NCAA Tennis Championship Action

UCLA remains in control as top seed Arthur Ashe wins his singles match and teams with Tan Crookenden for a doubles victory in the NCAA Tennis Championships quarterfinals. Ashe defeated John Pickens of Rice 6-3 6-3, with Ashe and Crookenden handling Bob Brien and Graham Primrose 6-4 6-2. Crookenden also beat Southern California’s Horst Ritter 6-4, while UCLA’s Reed-Sanderlin pair beat Cromwell-Ritter 6-4 7-5 to push Bruins toward Friday semifinals. UCLA leads team scoring with 26 points. Miami, Stanford, California and Trinity tied at 12 each.

LOS Angeles Arthur Ashe Tan Crookenden UCLA National Collegiate Athletic Association Ashe John Pickens Rice Crookenden Bob Brien Graham Primrose Mississippi State Southern California Horst Ritter Dave Reed Dave Sanderlin Jerry Cromwell Ritter Southern Cal Bruins Mike Belkin Miami Sanderlin Utah Jim Osborne Reed Indiana Rod McNerney Dave Power Trinity Cliff Buchholz Butch Newman Jim Beste Brian Leck Stanford John Pierce Harvey Bettelsen Brigham Young California Southern Redlands Arizona San Jose State Los Angeles State Georgia Tech Kansas Houston Wichita State Washington New Mexico Texas

Doug Brown Sets NCAA Six Mile Record

Doug Brown, a 127 pound Montana runner, won the NCAA six mile title in 27 minutes 59.2 seconds at UC Berkeley. He led 13 runners most of the race around Edwards Stadium, with a final sprint on the last lap to eclipsed meet and previous marks. Oregon’s Neal Steinhauer set a stadium shot put record earlier in the day.

Jack Stevenson Associated Press Berkeley Calif Doug Brown University of Montana National Collegiate Athletic Association Red Lodge Mont San Jose Danny Murphy Washington State Gerry Lindgren Chris Westman Brown Edward’s Stadium University of California Oregon Neal Steinhauer

Julian Javier Injured By Pitch In St Louis Game

St Louis second baseman Julian Javier was hit by a pitched ball in the first inning versus Pittsburgh. He suffered a broken bone in his right hand and a fracture of his right small finger. Cardinals officials expect at least 30 days out and will seek immediate placement on the disabled list.

ST. Louis St. Louis Cardinal Julian Javier Javier Vernon Law Cardinal

National Open Leader Says Wind Helped On Long Holes

Australian Kel Nagle led the National Open with 68 at Bellerive as wind aided moderate hitters this day. Fellow players like Gary Player and Deane Beaman posted 70 and 69 while discussing wind effects and the course’s demanding long holes.

Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press ST. Louis Kel Nagle Australia Nagle Arnold Palmer United States Bellerive Lou Graham Gary Player South Africa Deane Beman Little Beman

Flood waters batter Denver track. six to ten horses missing

Centennial Race Track south of Denver was flooded by the South Platte River on Wednesday night. Four feet of mud covered the track and offices, with 25 backstretch barns destroyed or swept away. Seven to ten of 152 thoroughbreds in training were reported missing and at least two more horses injured. Officials feared the 54 day meeting planned to begin July 2 would be canceled.

Denver Centennial South Platte Dick Riley Riley

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