Lakeview Seeks Amateur Golf Tourney Challenge
Lakeview Country Club again aims to move West Virginia State Men’s Amateur Golf from Greenbrier to Lakeview with a Wednesday meeting at White Sulphur Springs to decide venue given hotel strikes. If Lakeview hosts, the field would be trimmed to 32 after Sept 8, with lodging options cited in Morgantown area alongside current Greenbrier dates July 28-31 and Aug 28-31 conflicts with U S Amateur in Huntington. The Women’s State Amateur at White Sulphur Springs ends Saturday as Lakeview considers venue changes amid ongoing strike.
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Officials deny pep pills claim against U S women's swimmers
U S officials deny charges that members of the U S women's Olympic swimming team used pep pills. Coach George Haines and team manager Betty Balld win defended the squad, while Ruuska asserted his daughters made the trials. West Coast clubs named included Santa Clara Multnomah and the Los Angeles A C with denials from their coaches.
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Senators Drop 13th Straight in Rain-Shortened Loss
Charleston hosts Minneapolis Millers after a 104 deficit loss to St Paul in a rain shortened six inning game. St Paul jumped to 10 runs in the first three innings while Charleston managed four runs in the later frame. The skid matches a five year record in team history with 14 losses within reach.
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Big Green Announce 1961 Football Schedule
Marshall College Athletic Director Neal Wilson unveiled a 10 game 1961 schedule for the Big Green with five MAC clashes. Opener on Sept 16 at VMI, with games against Bowling Green Louisville Toledo Kent State Morehead Xavier Western Michigan Ohio University Eastern Kentucky.
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Arnold Palmer Wins Five Tourneys Before U.S. Open
Arnold Palmer captured five tourney titles earlier in the year before heading into the U.S. Open. The run showcased his sustained form and set high expectations for the major championship as the season progressed.
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Boxing Proves To Be Life Saver For Champ
AP feature profiles Floyd Patterson a Brookyln native who rose from delinquency to regain the heavyweight title at 25. The piece recalls Cus D Amato mentoring him, recounts his strategic victory over Ingemar Johansson, and portrays Patterson as a reformed, responsible public figure and father of two in Rockville Centre, NY.
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Stars rely on trio of quarterbacks for Colts clash
CHICAGO AP Don Meredith George Izo and Pete Hall are the three top passers from SMU Notre Dame and Marquette. They vie to start for the College All-Stars against the Baltimore Colts in Soldier Field Friday night. Meredith has pro exposure and two TD passes in a recent Bears scrimmage. Izo and Hall bring long and precise passing reputations as Otto Graham decides the starting choice.
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Baseball scores from major leagues and minors
Pacific Coast League games Salt Lake 5 Portland 4 Seattle 7 Tacoma 0. American Association Indianapolis 6 Denver 5 Minneapolis 3 Dallas Fort Worth 2 St Paul 10 Charleston 46 inings rain. International League Miami 3-6 Toronto 0-4 2nd 10 innings Richmond 7 Buffalo 3 Rochester 5 Columbus 1 Jersey City 4 Montreal. Houston Louisville postponed rain.
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Oceanport Horse Wins Sixth 1960 Stakes This Year
Royal Native captured the Molly Pitcher handicap at Monmouth Park to give her a sixth stakes victory in 1960 all ridden by Bill Hartack. Four wins were for Bill MacDonald Jr., who bought the 4 year old filly last March for 252500 dollars from Pernie L. Grissom.
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Covington Delivers Pinch Hit Homer For Braves
Covington came off the Milwaukee bench in the eighth to belt a three run homer off Don Drysdale, giving the Braves a 7-6 win and trimming the Pirates’ lead in the NL to five. Reds beat Giants 4-3 in the ninth with Ed Bailey homering for the decisive blast. White Sox routed the Yankees 9-1 and Senators crushed Kansas City 10-7 in the AL. Covington’s recent nine plate appearances include several pinch hits as his season average climbs to .296.
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Team Effort Makes Bucs Tough Brown Says
Pittsburgh General Manager Joe L Brown credits a hustling team approach for the Pirates leading the NL by five games, with no stars needed. He cites balanced defense, clutch hitting, and depth from Groat Clemente Virdon Cimoli Stuart Mazeroski and others as key to a likely pennant run, as they open a three game series with the Cubs at Forbes Field.
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Dodgers Trade Sandy Amoros To Tigers After Waiver Waiver
Sandy Amoros, key fielding outfielder for the 1955 Dodgers in the World Series, was waived out of the National League and traded to Detroit.
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