West Virginia coaches tied to Henderson on Fort Lauderdale staff
Stranahan High Fort Lauderdale and nearby Florida schools rely on Henderson pupil coaches. Underwood and assistants Gibson Cox mentored by Henderson. Jack Chapman also a Henderson pupil. Beckley players Gibson and Ward featured as coaches visit. Morris Harvey selling football gear. Kopinsky signs with Chicago Cardinals. Score back in action.
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Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Stranahan Grid
Gam
Henderson
Herd
Clyde Underwood
Lou Gibson
Harold Cox
Benderson
Fred Stover
Clear Fork
Trader Don Gibson
Dana Wallace
Dunbar
Nelson Bragg
Weber
Underwood
Loran Ward
Logan
Coast Conference
Petersburg
Stranarmind
Tome
Gibson
Stran* Ahan
Jack Chapman
Logan High
Jack
Bill
Joe Kopinsky
West Virginia ‘University
Mountaineers
Chicago Cardinals
Kopinsky
Romney
Herb Score
Cleveland
Gil McDougald
Bluestone
New River
Lew Hond
Forest Hills
Ken Rosewall
Frank Lane
Bill Virdon
Red Schoendienst
Harvey Haddix
Bill Sarni
Cardinals
Zontek Builds White Oak Into One Of WV Finest Courses
Polish immigrant Stan Zontek, 44, has transformed White Oak at Oak Hill into a premier West Virginia nine hole course. Beginning as a Clarksburg caddy, he learned club making and greens care, and since 1945 has spent 12 years as golf pro, guiding improvements and shaping the site with his family.
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Stan Zonlek
Oak Hill
White Oak Country Club
Zontek
West Virginia
Johnny Stewart
Stanley Zontek
Clarksburg
John Zontek
White Oak
Stanta Oak Hill
Nea Woersa
Stan
Kralow
Pol
John
Sophia
Clarks Greens
Fairways
Club Inburg
Wren Jue
Thor
Olan Siarace
Arthur Spencer
Zontex
Bert Strum
Sunny Croft Country Club
Strum
Zonlek
Joe Fungy
Martinsburg
York
Ben Hogan
Jane ‘l Lew
Jane Lew
Werraldwi Burnes
Monk
Louisiana Techshed
Cleveland
Addigont
Joe
Leon
Michigan
Tone Fe
Helen
C. P. White
Sony Stan
Jones Zontek
Inter
Longer Shaft Helps Pro Lengthen Drive
Scarborough on Hud son reports golf pro Al Collins, nearing 60, found longer club shafts improved his distance by about 21 yards. He built and tested up to 49 inch shafts, then settled on 46 inches, saying the longer arc increases distance though raising error risk. The piece follows Collins and notes his career, teaching stints, and family of golfers including son Stan Zontek now at White Oak.
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Hudson
AL Collins
Lee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Dea
Sleepy Hollow
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Zontek
Clarksburg
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Buchanner Golf Course
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PGA
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White Oak
Air Force
Sammy Snead
California
Fox Hills
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Fairmont
Vike
Thalf S Ceweifeen
Roca
Snead
Zomfek
Stan
Logan
Rul Coffey
Moundsville
Highland Park
Sacramento
Calif
Jold
Beck And Konsek Cole In U S Junior Golf Battles
Larry Beck and John Konsek, both 17, face quarterfinals in the U S Junior Championships at Manor Country Club Maryland. Konsek defeated Don Patterson 3 and 2 and Beck upset Jack Nicklaus 4 and 3 as top junior contenders.
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Washington
Larry Beck
John Konsek
Konsek
Lancaster
Gordon Baker
Florence
S. C
Manor Country Club
Maryland
Beck
Kingston
N. C
Bob Walter
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Two 3 Year Olds Challenge 'Man' in West Coast Stakes Showdown
Ralph Lowe's Round Table defeats elite older horses in Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park to spotlight a strong 3-year-old crop. Adele Rand's Clem of Santa Fe wins The Classic at Arlington Park by 14 lengths, marking his third straight stakes victory. Round Table targets Westerner then a possible clash with Gallant Man, Tron Liege, and Bold Ruler as spring races loom.
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Associated Press
Gallant- Man
Ralph Lowe
Travis M. Kerr
Round Table
Hollywood
Park
Iron Liege
Gallant Man
Adele L.rand
Clem
Santa Fe
N. M
Calumel Farm
Arlington’ Park
Tron Liege
Garden State Park
Bold Riler
Musial drives 600th double and 2895th hit in loss
Stan Musial totaled two hits including his 600th double as the St. Louis Cardinals fell to the Brooklyn Dodgers. His 2,895 career hits tie him for fourth in the National League with Rogers Hornsby, ranking 13th in major league history. He trails Paul Waner by three in NL doubles. Honus Wagner leads NL no hitters with 651.
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Brooklyn
Stan
Honus Wagner
Australian duo eliminated at National Clay Courts Tennis
Upsets hit the foreign seeds as Australia’s Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser were knocked out in Chicago at the National Clay Courts Tournament. Grant Golden of Wilmette defeated Cooper 46 64 62 to end the Australian pair’s run while defending champion Herb Flam led the domestic contenders toward the quarterfinals.
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Chicago
Ashley Cooper
Neale Fraser
Japan
U.S
Herb Flam
Kosei Kame
Davis Coopers Cooper
Fraser
Cooper
Grant Golden
Wilmette
Deer Bow Hunting Opens in West Virginia State Parks
Five West Virginia state parks will host bow hunting for buck deer this fall. C. O. Handiey says Cacapon Lost River Watoga Holly River and Tomlinson Run parks are open to bowmen with bucks only and antlers at least three inches above hair. Season runs Oct 11 to Dec 7, 1967, with cabins already being reserved.
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West Virginia
C. O. Handiey
Cacapan
Morgan County
Lost River
Hardy County
Watoga
Pocahontas County
Holly River
Webster County
Tomlinson Run
Hancock County
Handley
State Parks Division
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