Caldwell captures BKCC tourney with two under par 70
Caldwell, a 1946 Woodrow Wilson High School alumnus, edged Everett Wray III by two strokes to win the Black Knight Invitational as birdies on the back nine sealed the title. Wray led by one entering final round. Payne and other winners claimed remaining flight crowns in a large field.
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Bill Caldwell
Woodrow Wilson High School
Young Everett Wray III
Vicksburg
Miss
Flying Eagles
E. M. Payne III
BECC
Payne
Bluefield
Wray
Caldwell
Lynchburg College
Black Knight Golf Results Across Flights and Finals
Tom Mason led the fourth flight by three strokes and Bob Wills shot 75 to win the fifth over Matt Powers. Mack Hart won the sixth, Bill Martin 76 captured the seventh, and Harry Poling won the eighth with an 80 two strokes ahead of Larry Ciccarelli after 19 holes. Jimmy Justice won the ninth, Dean Howen 82 took the tenth, Sydney Robinson led the eleventh, and Robert Wilson won the twelfth. The women's tournament closed Friday. In the championship race Joe Salango, 151 after both rounds, tied for fifth with a 78 Sunday. Bob Cunningham finished third at 148 alongside Bill McKnight. Caldwell praised his wedges and irons as he vaulted to near the lead, with Wray narrowing the margin late.
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Caldwell
Wray
French Toney
Cotton White
George Stallings
Amos Quesenberry
Jim Brown
Quesenberry
Brown
Tom Mason
Bob Wills
Matt Powerskit
Mack Hart
Bill Martin
Harry Poling
Larry Ciccarelli
Tom
Jimmy Justice
Dean Howen
Sydney Robinson
Robert Wilson
Beaver Lake Road
Joe Salango
Steve Wood
Tom Runge Martin
Salango
Wood
Bob Cunningham
Bob
Cunningham
Bill McKnight
White Oak Country Club
Oak Hill
Mike Guering
Hill Caldwell
Mike Stein
Bob Crouch
B. Wray Itz Mill McKnight
Smnth
Joe Salango Cave
Dave Finley
Ronald Troutman
Tom R. Martin
Sam Tinsley
John Frazier
Jou Scherer
Ceorre “Ette
James Sanger
James Ward
Gene Miller
Harry Cup
Warren Elliott
James Stogden
Richard Abrams
George Stollings
Pete Wilburn
Wayne Plymatle
Thomas Winner
Mike Luchini
Bob Walls
Melvin Wood
Fred Hurt
Martin Halash
Dim Brown
Will Sprague
Blanton Russell
Flig
Paul Hancock
Warren Rader
Tom Trottino
Eee
Fred Burdiss
Billy Andrews
Issy Wein
Bob Longeeeee
Dee Herrera Jr
W. M. Turner
Jack Klaus
Tom Shrewsbury
Phil Fitzpatrick
John Phillips Seeee
Dave Abrams
W. W. McKinney
J. H. Justice
William Coughlin
Chuck Smith
Paul Loflin
Bob Manning
Crewe Foster
William Bowman
Robert Thacker
William Bower
Matt Powers
Roy Cunningham
Justine Carr
Robert Reed
Norman Knapp
William Clark
George Coker
Daniel Warren
Bob McClure
Sam Caseino
Roy Molson
Dd. Parsons
Don Lilly
Tony Marino
Major League Leaders Update in National and American Leagues
Top hitters and pitchers highlighted with names like Mays Aaron Rose and Koufax. Data includes home runs runs batted in batting averages and key pitching records across both leagues.
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Clmate
Pitt
Aaron
Mil
Chi
American League
G. AB R. H. Pet
Skowrn
Maniila
Bus
Whitfid
Clev
Mays
Giants
McCovey
Mathews
Braves
Callison
Phils
Horton
Tigers
Colavito
Indians
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Wagner
Killebrew
Twins
Johnson Reds
Banks
Cubs
Stargell
Pirates
Mantilla
Oliva
Hall
Koufax
Dodgers
Nuxhall
Reds
Shaw
Maloney
Ellis
Bunning
Grant
Buzhardt
White Sox
Terry
Orioles
John
McLain
Cassius Clay says fans love him after Paisley show
London reports Cassius Clay denied his Paisley Scotland exhibition flopped and claimed it was a great show. He said boos were expected but fans loved him, adding that attendees got value for money and that he must leave quickly to avoid crowds.
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London
UPI
Cassius Clay
Paisley
Scotland
Sonny) Liston
British European Airways
BEA
Clay
Toronto Dumps Columbus Twice
Toronto Maple Leafs sweep doubleheader from Syracuse Chiefs 5-2 and 3-2 to move within one game of Columbus Jets. Pitching by Heron Spanswick Grilli kept the Chiefs to six hits in each game. Atlanta Crackers beat Columbus 3-1, Arnie Umbach winning. Bill Short limited Buffalo in Rochester 3-2. Toledo Mud Hens defeated Jacksonville 9-1.
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United Press International
Toronto Maple Leafs
Columbus Jets
Syracuse Chiefs
Gerry Heron
Bill Spanswick
Leafs
Heron
Mickey Sinks
Spanswick
Guido Grilli
Toronto
Chiefs
Atlanta Crackers
Columbus
Arnie Umbach
Crackers
Jets
Bill Short
Rochester Red Wings
Buffalo Bisons
Toledo Mud Hens
Jacksonville Suns
Eagles Run First and Pass More in Kuharich Era Prospective 1965
Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich says the team will be more efficient in 1965. He emphasizes a run pass balance around a strengthened roster built via trading and rookies. Key players include Norm Snead King Hill Jack Concannon Pete Retzlaff Ray Poage Ron Goodwin Ralph Smith Timmy Brown Earl Gros Tom Woodeshick Israel Lang Ollie Matson Jim Ringo Ed Blaine Jim Skaggs Bob Brown Lane Howell and Al Nelson with defender arrangements around free safety and secondary competition.
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Pete Case
Lane Howell
New York Giants
Kuharich
Eagles
Norm Snead
King Hill
Jack Concannon
Pete Retzlaff
Ray Poage
Ron Goodwin
Ralph Smith
Fred Hil
California
Timmy Brown
Earl Gros
Tom Woodeshick
Israel Lang
Ollie Matson
Brown
Jim Ringo
Ed Blaine
Jim Skaggs
Bob Brown
Howel
Joe Scarpati
Don Burroughs
al Neson
Cincinnati
Nelson
Hil
Hill
Ray Rissmiller
Georgia
Santrock Wins Fourth Black Knight Country Club Tennis Crown
John Santrock defeated Tom Thornhill of Charleston in three sets to claim the singles title at the Black Knight Country Club invitational. Thornhill won the first set 6-3, but Santrock answered with 6-3 and 6-4 for the victory. Santrock and John Williams then won the doubles title, beating Thornhill and John Cerutti in the final after a late start.
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John Santrock
Tom Thornhill
Charleston
Nitro Boy
John Williams
Thornhill
Santrock
Nitro Netster
Harry Moore
Williams
John Cerutti
Smith-Williams Tourney Champ shines on mound in 2-0 win
Billy Sellards of Smith & Williams starred on the mound with 16 strikeouts as his team beat Slab Fork 2-0 in the Sophia II post season round robin at Albert Venuri field near Glen White. Dennis Lacey fanned 12 in a pitching duel before Smith & Williams added runs in the final inning. Robin Mills was crowned Little League queen and Susie Lester earned Senior League queen honors before the game.
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Smith & Williams
Billy Sellards
Sophia
Sellards
Slab Fork
Albert Venuri
Glen White
Dennis Lacey
Lacey
Daniels
Sophia Little
Robin Mills
Susie Lester
Smith-Williams
Hensley
Stovers and Hals Face Off In Sophia Football Finale
Stover's Appliance meets Hall Chevrolet in the Sophia Football League final tonight at 6 15. The winner earns the league crown in a decisive title game.
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Stover
Hall
Hall Chevrolet
Fishing Tips for Finding Fishy Hot Spots
Mercury outboards experts advise concentrating fishing where lunkers and panfish gather. Look for weeds, brush piles, stumps, rock ledges, or fallen trees that shelter small fish and attract larger ones. Deep water when it’s warm and surface when cool, use the outboard to reach action spots. Willie Shoemaker won the Santa Anita Derby with Lucky Debo hair last winter.
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Mercury Out Boards
Becomes Drag Strip Champion in Two Out Files Match Race
Beckley driver Charlie Brown defeated Herman Lewis in a best two out of three match race at Grandview International Drag Way. Brown won the second race by about a car length after gear trouble hampered Lewis, earning the A stock trophy and prize money. Other winners included Jack Burdette in multiple classes and Mike McCoy in C gas and C modified production, with Jimmy Kiser delivering a surprise in time trials and eliminations.
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Robert Monarchy
Charlie Brown
Herman Lewis
Beckley
Grandview International Drag Way
Lewis
Brown
Jack Burdette
Charleston
Burdette
Tommy Garton
Mike McCoy
McCoy
Jim
Bill Via
Bill
Jimmy Kiser
Wilkes
Thurman
Kiser
Harold Ball
Ted Starr
Bill Vin
Christ Bell
Princeton
Bob Bailey
Pineville
Barracuda
Ed Lively
Oak Hill
Jay Wagner
Bluefield
Jimmy Krandon
Bob Mangue
Mann
Plymouth
Jim Davis
Glenfork
Richard Ross
Dean Mitchem
Jim McDaniel
Bradley
Jim Via
Sprague
U S Swimmers Shine At World University Games
U S swimmers win five gold medals over two days at the World University Games in Budapest despite fatigue from recent national championships in Toledo. Carl Robie set a games record in the 200 meter butterfly, Rick Gilbert won springboard diving with 469.06 points, and the 400 meter relay team Roth Saari Dilley Ilman set a meet mark in 3 38.4.
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Toledo
Ohio
U.S
Carl Robie
Drexel Hill
Rick Gilbert
Lancaster
Don Roth
Menlo Park
Calif
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Gary Dilley
Huntington
Ind
Gary Ilman
Dodgers infielder John Kennedy shines in Pensacola 1961
Infielder John Kennedy of the Los Angeles Dodgers played in Pensacola Florida in 1961. That year he led the Alabama Florida League third basemen in assists with 326, a high among league players.
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John Kennedy
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pensacola
Fla
Ironmen Victim of Bears 13-12 thriller in CWFL clash
Newark Bears defeated Wheeling Ironmen 13-12 as Bill Shockley booted two field goals and the extra point after a Don Jonas to Mike Hangler 31 yard TD. Wheeling scored twice, first on a fumble recovery in the end zone and again late on a Mathieson pass to Al Greer. Barnes sealed win with an interception on a desperate pass.
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Wheeling
UPI
Bill Shockley
Newark Bears
Wheeling Ironmen
Shockley
Don Jonas
Mike Hangler
Newark
Ironmen
Dave Mathieson
al Greer
Gene White
Frank Barnes
Mathieson
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