Black Knight Swimmers Win Medals At AAU State Meet
The Black Knight Country Club swim team earned the most team points at the AAU State Meet in Ravenswood amid a large field from Charleston, Tri County and others. Libbie Long won two bronze medals in 50-yard backstroke and 50-yard freestyle, while Margaret Luchini took second in 11 12 50 freestyle.
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Black Knight
Greater Charleston Swim Association
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Y-Huntington Swim Club
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Bluefield Ymca
Mid-Ohio Valley Swim
Montgomery Swim Club
Montgomery
Beckley
Libbie Long
Margaret Luchini
Long
Lachini
Carol Turner
Thomas Sayre
Tom Clarke
Yvonne Cooper
David Clarke
Eight Teams Enter City Softball Tournament
Eight teams have entered the local softball tournament set to start August 7 at Caseino Stadium. Secretary Ralph Browning says at least two more clubs are needed to qualify two representatives for the state tournament in Parkersburg or Charleston. Contact Sid Allen Bert Ball or Jay Ball to enter. fees are 22 dollars for sanctioned teams and 25 dollars for non sanctioned teams.
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Ralph ‘Browning
City Softball League
Browning
Parkersburg
Charleston
Sid Allen
Bert Ball
Jay Ball
A's Streak Fueled by Bando Grand Slam
Sal Bando blasted his 17th homer a grand slam as Oakland beat Milwaukee 6 5. Reggie Jackson hit his 18th for the A s while Jim Catfish Morton or other details. Oakland’s winning streak extended to six. Rettenmund starred for Baltimore with four hits including a 10th inning RBI single in a 5 4 win over Boston.
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Kaline
Willie Horton
Dick Bosman
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Yankees
Danny Cater
Indians
Johnny Lipon
Baseball Box Score Fragments From New York and Cleveland Game
Readable lines show players Munson Baker White Nettles and Clarke cater in a New York Cleveland game. It lists doubles and home run contributors and key players across teams with no full context. The fragmentary data suggests a box score style summary for a past matchup between New York and Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Clarke
Munson
Baker
White
Hr—White
Nettles
Sf—Clarke
Cater
National and American League Statistics Highlight 1969 Leaders
Nationwide baseball leaders listed include top season figures in batting runs batted in and pitching wins. Star players Stargell Aaron May Montanez Johnson Torre Killebrew Petrocelli Murcer Bando Oliva and others pane the charts across leagues with noted team affiliations Pitt Chi Bos Cleo NY Det Oak and more.
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Ustrinski Lf
DaVanon
Petroelli
Brobinsn
Scott
Djohnson
Milwaukee
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Hendreks
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Belanger Ss
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Camparsss
Rosco
Epstein
Motton
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Hegan
Tenace
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Rodrigueze
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Heisels
Blefary
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Oakland
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Locker
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Tatam
Boswell
G.jackson
Cardenal
Hesse
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Leonhard Bando
May
Jackson
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Campaneris
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Robinson
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Kaline
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Mount Hope Midget Football Meeting Saturday
Mount Hope invites boys ages nine to twelve to attend a midget football meeting at the elementary school gym Saturday at 9:00 am. Each player must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and bring a birth certificate.
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Joe Louis visits New York boxing luncheon on Malave card
At Les Champs in midtown Milton New York Joe Louis arrived on a birthday visit for Chuchu Malave as Madison Square Garden announced a August 9 tripleheader. Malave, 21, balances boxing and acting with manager Vern Depaul stating he aims for a championship or exit with dignity.
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Short open to selling to keep Senators in Washington
Bob Short told American League owners he would sell all or part of the Washington Senators to keep the franchise in Washington but would move the club only as a last resort. He cited about $800,000 yearly rent and $3.5 million needed by Oct. 31 to cover debt and interest, with a roughly $11.5 million sales price. The league also voiced changes on trades and free agent rules at its meeting.
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Chicago
Washington Senators
Bob Short
Short
Armory Board
Jeases Kennedy
Milwaukee
Washington
Truman Wins Sophia II Championship
Truman Mine clinched the Sophia II league title with a 10 to 5 win over Lovell's Auto after finishing the regular season 11-1. Fred Yates pitched well and contributed two hits while Lovell's rallied late but fell short as Truman leads to the final showdown versus Slab Fork at 6:00 p.m.
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Lovell’s Auto
Sophia Lions
Slab Fork
Truman
Lovell’s
Automen
Fred Yates
Yates
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