Sanders Grabs Two Stroke Lead In Greater Dallas Open
Doug Sanders led the Greater Dallas Open with a four-under par 67 at Oak Cliff Country Club, staking a two-stroke edge in round two. He sent a phone message to his eight-year-old son Brad Douglas in Jacksonville, Florida, after the round as the event carries an $85,000 purse.
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Miller Barber
Ken Still
Bob Goalby
Bostick in Lie for Directors Post
Jackie Bostick, Sprague native and USL coach, is eyed for athletic director of Crudeslant Field House after leading Hammerberg teams to championships. He recalls a 32-5 1957 season and two-year football record of 23-10 plus a strong softball run, while sons and wife watch as he plans a possible college coaching future.
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Elmer Bostick
Sprague
USL
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New Port
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Viet Nam
Emifinals
Boston
Crudeslant
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Jeffery
Beverly
Virginia Coed Beauty Enters Thiidad Meet
Nineteen year old Katherine Virginia Switzer from Vienna Virginia enters a mostly male track meet at Lynchburg College in a bid to run. Coach Aubrey Moon says she was allowed to enter due to team shortages afterMiss Lynchburg contest requirements delayed permission. The story notes national publicity and mentions another entrant Marty Newell a freshman coed and student sports editor Kathy aims for journalism while pursuing sports.
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Lynchburg College
Vienna
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Frederick College of
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Outstanding Bowlers and Team Highs Across Leagues
A historical bowling summary lists top figures across multiple leagues. Notable performances include John Houck with a 661 series and 243 game, Kathleen Cole and June Anderson leading ind and team series, and Wright Anderson posting a 3006 high team series.
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Discount
Chemosty
Barehart Rambler
Moose Town & Country Sportsman
Bond
Esso
John Houck
Joe Gorsica
Lewis McManus
Dix Manning
Ernie Slater
Oscar Kirby
Orford Thompson
Don Martin
Max Martin
Nick Halash
Henry Bennett
Wick
Early Birds
Sandpipers
Bluebirds
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Cardinals
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Woodpeckers
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Kathleen Cole
June Anderson
Kathy Smith
Leola Tankersley
Dot Baldwin
Ruth Hamrick
Clarence Tankersley
Clarence Bowling
Carl Perry
Ad Barker
Larry Garten
Tony Milano
Dennis Riffe
Bob Cher
Mack Hart
Keith Evans
Peter Graham
Rudy Green
Buddy Hannah
Joe Picone
Jame Tom Shrewsbury
Howard Dew
Earlen Merrick
Frank West
Dewayne Withey
Jerry Kirkhart
Cliff Nordstrom
Alice Riffe
Beckley Loan
Val Reed
Tom Bransford
Morgan Morton
J. W. Walters
Jerri Williams
Lee Frazier
Thelma Thompson
Lewis Dunn
Cecil Johnston
Twilight
Gunter’s Electric
Achives Supply
Cole's Cabinet
Joe Fazio & Co
Houchins Block
W. Va. Belt
Mary Carter Paint
Al's
Beckley Loan Co. Wyatt's Market
Pinecrest Motel
Ib Raleigh Co. Bank
Phipps Insurance
Eppy's Drug
Johnny Dollar
Beckley Noleum
S103 Loan Co
High Ind
Larry Gar
Hidden Ball is WVU's Downfall
West Virginia travels to George Washington for a doubleheader after a 2-1 upset by West Liberty. WL capitalized on a fifth inning three-base error and a hidden ball trick to fend off WVU 2-1, with Dan Tonkovich earning the win and Paul Eaton taking the loss.
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West Virginia
George Washington
West Liberty
Phil Comer
Tom Parke
Tom Fato
Adam Angle
Walt Lismuon
Fato
WVU
Jan Withrow
Don Hetz
Jim Clay
Dan Tonkovich
Eaton
Wayne Wells
Jay Circosta
Paul Eaton
Jim Miller
Vaughn Kovach
Chuck Boggs
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Hughes Takes Bass Lead in Raleigh Register Contest
Charles Hughes of Stotesbury led the smallmouth bass division with a five pound nine ounce entry, while Harrison Powell of Rhodell became the first to enter the trout division with a three pound brown trout. Hughes and Powell weighed at official stations run by Ray Skelton of Ray's Bait Shop, with stations listed in Raleigh Mullens and Shady Spring.
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Shady Spring
Bogg’s Tackle Shop
Raleigh
Mullens Hardware & Appliance
Mullens
Wyoming
Fayette
Local Fishing Leaders Record Size Catches
The list names top anglers and their fish in several categories. Charles Hughes of Stotesbury led smallmouth bass with a five pound nine ounce, 21 inch fish, followed by Charles Treadway of Clear Creek and Charles Savino of Shady Spring. Charles R. Aliff of Rock Creek headed largemouth bass with a four pound eight ounce fish around 20 inches. Harrison Powell of Rhodell caught a three pound 11 ounce brown trout about 21.75 inches. No entry for VIKE. Crabppi and Channel Catfish noted with no data.
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Charles Hughes
Stotesbury
Charles Treadway
Clear Creek
Charles Savino
Shady Spring
Charles R. Aliff
Rock Creek
Harrison Powell
Rhodell
Vike
Lakers face must win fourth game to even Celtics series
Los Angeles trails Boston 2-1 in the NBA best-of-seven. Coach Fred Schaus weighs lineup shifts with Jerry West likely to start at forward as the Lakers try to avoid a 3-1 deficit heading back to Boston. Celtics star Bill Russell leads the attack with strong boards and defense.
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National Basketball Association
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New York Yankees
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Russell
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Celtic
Red Auerbach
Jones Boys
Sam
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Fred Schaus
Jerry West
Jimmy King
Gail Goodrich
Schaus
Girls Volleyball Tri County Tournament Pairings Announced
Frank Rodrigues city recreation director announced May 6 pairings for the tri county girls' high school tournament at Beckley Recreation Building. First round times set by school PE directors with Beckley facing Sophia and Ansted meeting Gauley Bridge. Bailey sville vs Ansted Gauley Bridge champ at 4 00 p m following Beckley Sophia game at 3 00 p m.
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Beckley
Sophia
Ansted
Clear Fork
Rec
Baileysville
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