Local Youth Baseball and Golf Notes Highlight Busy Week
A packed slate includes Perry and Fope vs Daily News in baseball and Ladies Day at Middlesboro Country Club in golf. Playoffs loom with Moose facing American Legion in both Little League and Major League brackets. Friday may host a deciding game if needed. The report also recalls Middlesboro football alum Ray Chapman, now Emory Henry coach, and his LP Invitational Tourney victory at Big Stone Gap, plus local golf results and players C C Cawood and Clyde Enix.
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Brooklyn Handicap Title Run Sets Record at Aqueduct
United Frees International reports Gedney Farm's Gui Bow captured the $110,000 Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct in record time of two minutes flat. Other notes include Toomey's AAU pentathlon win with 3,687 points, Knightly Manner taking Monmouth Park’s Choice Stakes, Barbara Fay White prevailing in the Western Amateur, Dennis Ralston defeating Chuck McKinney in tennis, Ken Venturi's Insurance City Open win, and the St. Louis Cardinals confirming they will stay in St. Louis rather than relocate to Atlanta.
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AAU Swimming Championships Televised on ABC Ahead of Tokyo Trials
UPI reports the men's National AAU swimming and diving championships originate at Foothill Junior College in Los Altos California and will be televised on ABC TV Wide World of Sports in August. The top three finishers are expected to compete in the Tokyo Olympic Trials.
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Tri-Cities Tip Tops Middlesboro In Babe Ruth Tourney Exit
Tri Cities downed Middlesboro 3 1 in Jenk ins to end their 1964 Babe Ruth tournament bid after a lone appearance. Hale led with three singles as Tri Cities built a late lead aided by Middlesboro errors. Pake doubled, then scored on a misplay, but Middlesboro answered briefly before Tri Cities salted the win with hits and forced plays.
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Cadle Captures Jaycee Junior Golf Title in Louisville
Cadle of Frankfort High School won the Jaycee Junior State golf championship in Louisville finishing 4 over par with a 148 total over 36 holes. He topped runner up Billy Pulliam and Brooks Clark, while Corky Taylor took third after a sudden death playoff.
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A Special Message On Claiborne County Teacher Salary Plan
Dan Johnson reflects on the 1933 60 school year and the drive to create a local salary supplement for Claiborne County teachers, initiated through the Claiborne County Education Association. He recalls committee struggles, late nights drafting procedures, and the rally of teachers and officials that secured the first local supplement. Johnson credits colleagues and Tennessee Education Association leaders while pledging to support welfare and working conditions for teachers and a strong classroom atmosphere.
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Dan Johnson Seeks Claiborne County School Superintendent
A1 Dan Johnson appeals to Claiborne County voters arguing for nonpartisan school official elections, highlighting his internship with Greeneville City Schools, recent math institute study, and commitment to honesty, integrity, and improved curriculum for local students. He notes he earned a 1962 Master’s in Educational Administration from the University of Tennessee and urges support for his superintendent bid.
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