Pit's Sports Slants: Local leagues resume and golf tourney slated
Softball league play resumes tonight for the second session of games in adult and youth circuits sponsored by churches in Middlesboro. The Harlan Country Club prepares for its annual invitational golf tournament with about 200 entries, qualifying ends Friday and practice begins for defending champ H. C. Miracle. George Cadle defends state title while Terry Smalkwood garners attention with a possible athletic grant aid move. sectional qualifiers set for June in Lexington.
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West End
Icha
Red Oak Meeting Navare
Binghamtowne
AME Zion
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Harlan Country Club
Harlan
H. C. Miracle
Miracle
Louisville
Lexington
George Cadle
Cad
Lions Get First Win In Little League Play
The Lions earned their first 1968 Little League victory defeating Kiwanis 4 to 0. Lions aim for a second straight win as Jaycees seek first place, one and a half games ahead of Rotary.
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First Christian
First Baptist
Red Oak
Binghamtown
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Jaycees
Rotary
Awards Given To Corpsmen At Gap Center
About 100 awards honored corpsmen at the Gap Civilian Conservation Center last night. Maurice Henry received the top prize as the first corpsman of the month, with monthly trophy nights announced. Guest speaker Walt Green urged corpsmen to use the education and training offered, stating tools for life are essential. Ed Cook was traded from the Miami Dolphins to the Oakland Raiders for an undisclosed draft choice.
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Gap Civilian ‘Conservation Gunter
Maurice Henry
Richard Maeder
Middlesbama High School
Walt Green
MIAMI
UPT
Ed Cook
Miami Dolphins
Oakland Raiders
Cook
New York Jets
Denver Broncos
10 Run Inning Gives Druggists 14 3 Win
Perry and Pope solidified second place in Babe Ruth League with a 14 to 3 makeup win over Daily News. The Druggists scored four runs in the fifth to pull away after Daily News led 4 0 early. Cochran collected two of six winning hits as Daily News had few chances.
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Pope
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Paterson
Mayhail
Lions Triumph Over Kiwanis in Close 2A Contest
In a tight 9 to 8 finish the LOB Lions edged Kiwanis amid a flurry of scoring from Trent and Williams. Liggings Bishop and Thompson led the visitors with steady baskets while Sharpe and Smith contributed key points for the home squad.
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Liggings
Williams
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Thompson
SB Sharpe
BB Smith
Blondell J
SO Smith
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Pete Moore
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Orr
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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
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