Back Fresh: Montgomery Returns as Clear Fork Coach
George Montgomery returned to Clear Fork High School as head football coach amid a lively practice. About 35 players joined in as Montgomery led tough drills including a Death Valley backfield progression. Meanwhile Woodrow Wilson’s team under Ken Wheeler showed new systems and growing cohesion, and Dewey Romine resumed coaching after a back injury as Marsh Fork’s principal Claude Whorley returned to duty. West Virginia State battles for Roger Blackwell with Kentucky University making a late push and Bradshaw touting a five year package as the standouts weigh options.
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West Virginia University
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Kentucky University
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Collins Star
Hutchinson Lauds Robinson After Reds Power Past Braves
Fred Hutchinson praised Frank Robinson who drove in four runs on two homers in a 7-1 Cincinnati win over Milwaukee. Robinson leads NL in average at .344 with 109 RBIs, as Cincinnati surged to within 54 percent of Dodgers and three back of Giants. Other NL action saw Dodgers end skid, Cubs blank Giants, Cardinals beat Astros. AL games featured Twins over Yankees in 10, White Sox over Indians, and A’s 13th straight win over Senators.
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Bluefield Tops Ks Port to Lead Appala League
Bluefield won 5-1 behind five-hit pitching from Bernard Van Remmen to extend its Appala an League lead to five games over Wytheville and Salem. Danny Ikeda hit a three-run homer for Middlesboro in a 6-2 win over Harlan. Jim Chambers homered for the Orioles in a 5-? victory over Kingsport as the Pirates suffer another loss. Next up: Kingsport at Bluefield, Harlan at Middlesboro, Wytheville vs Salem.
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Twins
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John Farrow
Jim Chambers
Orioles
Kingsport
Pirates
McKinley and Sangster Reach Newport Semi finals
Top seed Chuck McKinley of St. Ann Missouri and England’s Mike Sangster advanced to the 81st Newport lawn tennis tournament semi finals at Newport Casino. McKinley beat Gordon Forbes 6 4, 0 6, 6 2 after a second set wobble. Sangster edged Tom Edelfson 1 6, 6 3, 6 4 following an opening lapse.
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England
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Newport Casino
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Gordon Forbes
South Africa
Tom Edelfson
Oakland
Calif
Indians recall Tyriver from Salt Lake City
The Cleveland Indians recalled pitcher Dave Tyriver from Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast League where he compiled a 5 5 record. Relief pitcher Frank Funk was optioned to Salt Lake City.
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Tyriver
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
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Salt Lake City
Frank Funk
Wilma Ward Arrives in Sweden for Five Meet Schedule
Mrs Wilma Rudolph Ward the triple Olympic sprint champion arrived in Goteborg on Thursday night from the United States. She will compete in five meetings in Sweden at Haessleholm August 17 Goteborg August 20 Stockholm August 23 Viernamo August 26 and Malmo August 30.
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Goteborg
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Wilma Rudolph Ward
United States
Standings And Friday Baseball Schedule Summary
Major league standings show Los Angeles leads with 80 wins and 42 losses, San Francisco 77-44, Cincinnati 74-47, Pittsburgh 67-51, and St. Louis 66-55. Chicago 45-76 and Houston 43-75 trail. Friday’s schedule lists St Louis at New York, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Milwaukee, and Chicago at Houston, with Friday night probables.
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Buzhardt
Bengals Saturday Tilt Postponed In Kanawha League Playoff
Beckley Bengals postpones a Saturday game with a makeup team of former Raleigh County League stars due to lack of a practice field. They will play Pack Lumber in a best of three playoff doubleheader Wednesday, with manager Bob Cernuto seeking rest for his pitchers. The postponed contest may be rescheduled after the series.
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Beckley
Pack Lumber
Bob Cernuto
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Bills release two players in AFL shakeup
Buffalo Bills cut End Bernie Cain of Florida A & M and defensive tackle Chuck Dickerson in a league roster move.
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Florida A & M
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Buffalo Bills
American Football League
Rams eyes improve line for a .500 season
In a pre season outlook Los Angeles Rams coach Bob Waterfield pushes optimism as the team rebuilt its line with trades adding Pellegrini Stephens and Cordileone. Pro Bowler Richter anchors a strengthened defense while Olsen Lundy Jones Lovetere and Strugar pressure the passer. Offense shows depth with Varrichione Cowan Scibelli Boeke protecting Bratkowski and rookies Miller Gabriel aiding the passing game. Arnett Matson Bass headline a strong backfield with receivers Phillips Dale a threat.
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Rams
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Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
Larry Stephens
Cleveland
Lou Cordileone
San Francisco
Les Richter
Richter
Marlin McKeever
Jack Pardee
Bill Jobko
Merlin Olsen
Utah State
Lamar Lundy
Deacon Jones
John Lovetere
George Strugar
Ram
Frank Varrichione
Charles Cowan
Joe Scibelli
Jim Boeke
Zeke Bratkowski
Ron Miller
Wisconsin
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Washington Redskins
Jon Arnett
Ollie Matson
Dick Bass
Jim Phillips
NFL
Bratkowski
Phillips
Carroll Dale
Schaffernoth Near 20 Mark in IL Race for 20th win
Schaffernoth, a 25 year old Trenton native, moved to 16-8 as Jacksonville defeated Syracuse 9-7. The right hander stood one win from becoming the ILs first 20 game winner since 1956 with potential five more starts left before September 9. Other scores had Richmond topping Buffalo 4-1, Toronto routing Columbus 8-5, and Atlanta edging Rochester 5-1 behind Ray Sadecki.
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Jacksonville Suns
Syracuse Chiefs
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Pedro Gonzalez
Richmond
Vees
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Ray Sadecki
Rochester Red Wings
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Trenton
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Lynn Lovenguth
Toronto
Fred Kipp
Montreal Royals
Froehling Advances to Russian Championships Semi-Finals
In Moscow, Frank Froehling of Coral Gables meets Mike Hahn and Don Dell in the men’s singles semi finals after Froehling defeated Sergey Likhachov 6-2 6-4 6-4. Dell beat Alexander Metroveli 6-3 7-5 7-5. Women’s semis feature Anna Dmitrieva vs Robyn Ebbern and Lesley Turner vs Jan Lehane.
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Coral Gables
Fla
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Britain
Don Dell
Bethesda
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Australia
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United States
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Russia
Dell
Alexander Metroveli
Anna Dmitrieva
Robyn Ebbern
Lesley ‘Turner
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Miss Lehane
Donna Floyd
Arlington
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