Fist In 9 Years Ulaki Wins Elks State Golf Title
Steady Steve Ulaki of Beckley captured the Elks State Golf title at Willow Wood, finishing with 214 after a final round 71 to beat Dick Foutche of Charleston by one stroke. Medalist George Moulton set a Friday record with 67 and finished third at 217.
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George
Shorty) Moulton
Huntington
Armand Fletcher
Bluefield
John Spence
Charleston
L. N
Frantz
Jim Chatfield
Andy Brawley
Moulton
Princeton
Beckleyan
Youth League Standings And Schedules Across Multiple Leagues
The report lists itinerant youth league schedules with matches among Senators Pirates Phillies Braves Orioles Cubs White Sox and more. It notes standings quotes for SOPHIA LITTLE LEAGUE and ECCLES LITTLE LEAGUE plus WARREN WILLIAMS LEAGUE fixtures and concludes with a remark that the Pittsburgh Pirates have hit only one homer in their first four games this season but allowed seven.
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Senators
Pirates
Phillies
Braves
Wed
Orioles
Cubs
White Sox
Senasre
Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
Beckley
Little League Orioles
Eastern Sox
Pinries
Yankees
Pirates Red Sox
I's Indians
I'S Tigers
Mickey Wright Captures Virginia Beach Golf Title
Virginia Beach, AP: Mickey Wright, a long hitter from Bonita California, won the $6,000 Virginia Beach Women's Invitational. Wright predicted a 207 total and delivered finishing with a final 70 for a 54-hole total of 203, one stroke ahead of Beverly Hanson who totaled 209. Fay Crocker finished third at 214, Bonnie Randolph fourth at 215.
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Virginia Beach
Mickey Wright
Bonita
Calif
Beverly Hanson
India
Miss Wright
Miss Hanson
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bonnie Randolph
Naples
Fla
Beckley BBL Alters Weekday Practice Times
Beckley Babe Ruth League adjusts practice sessions to morning times this week replacing evenings. The schedule lists Monday through Friday activities with two sessions daily at 8 and 10, featuring teams such as Black Knight Keatleys Harrys Silver Brand Bays Buick Modern and Erics.
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King Photo
Silver Brand
Harry's
Erics
Bays Buick
Modern
Black Knight
Keatley's
Eric's
Beckley
Keatley’s
Buick
Register-Post Herald
Harry'’s
Snead Seeks First Open Championship Run
Sam Snead aims to win his first U S Open as final sectional qualifying unfolds at Winged Foot and across 13 sites. Notables include Deane Beman Art Wall Jr Arnold Palmer and seven former Open champions among 500 entrants seeking 131 spots.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sam Snead
Snead
Deane Bennan
Art Wall Jr
Bill Hyndman
Benan
Arnold Palmer
Winged Foot Club
Mameroneck
N. Y
Atlanta
Springfield
N. J
Hyndman
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Beman
Wall
Palmer
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Fleck
Ed Furgol
Ben Hogan
Julius Boros
Hogan
Boros
Gary Player
Gene Littler
Walt Burkemo
Bob Rosburg
Jay Hebert
Dick Metz
Don January
Frank Stranahan
Tommy Jacobs
U. S
Charlie Coe
Don Finsterwald
Claude Harmon
Washington
Los Angeles
Denver
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Buffalo
Portland
Ore
Memphis
Fort Worth
Whitt Captures Kentucky Open
Golf pro Don Whitt of Borrego Springs California surged to victory at the Kentucky Derby Open in Louisville posting a 274 for 72 holes, one stroke ahead of Jim Ferree. Runner ups Knight Vosster Ragan Ford tied at 276 while Goalby shot 278. Whitt credited a new mallet-head putter bought in Hot Springs Arkansas for the win.
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Louisville
Don Whitt
Whitt
Borrego Springs
Calif
Jim Ferree
Crystal River
Fla
Dick Knight
San Diego
Ernie Vosster
Midland
Texas
Dave Ragan
Chattanooga
Doug Ford
Paradise
Bob Goalby
Hot Springs
Ark
Ned Payne Captures BK Spring Golf Tournament Title
Ned Payne III defeated W A Teubert four and two at the 16th hole to win the Black Knight Country Club Spring Tournament. The event featured several Flight winners and a detailed scorecard showing Payne leading early, matching on the back nine, and finishing strong.
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W. A
Bill” Teubert
Ned Payne
Black Knight Country Club
Payne
Teubert
Ned Payne III
Frank West
D. Paul Harless
Paul Loflin
D. L. L. Scherer
Maxwell Hits Best On Sunday
Detroit star Charley Maxwell shines on Sundays driving in key runs. He hit a tie breaking three run homer in the ninth to lift the Tigers past the Indians 4 to 1. His Sunday averages and homer count lead his week by wide margins.
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Maxwell
Detroit
Charley Maxwell
Detroit Tiger
Jim Perry
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Memphis golfer Whitt nets first prize in 2,800 event
Memphis player Whitt earned his first prize money of 2,800 after rounds of 70 0463 67, delivering immense confidence.
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Memphis
Whitt
Warren Williams League To Start 1959 Season Tuesday Night
Warren Williams baseball league aims to open its 1959 season Tuesday evening if the field is playable. City Recreation Director Frank Rodriguez says field leveling is needed after last winter’s ice rink, eight lights are being repaired, bleachers and a scoreboard area will be prepared, and a backstop fix will be discussed with him. President Jim Webb hopes to begin as planned.
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Warren Williams
Frank Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Jim Webb
John Lamb wins heavy tackle division in archery tourney
John Lamb of Backley Archer Club Crab Orchard scored 1260 to win the heavy tackle class at the 15th annual West Virginia Bowhunters Association tournament. Earl Bauserman Ronceverte was second with 1005 and John Whitlow 700. Merle Wimer Marlinton won the women instinctive title with 1446, beating Jo Ann Ervine Marlinton 1252. Bill Jeffers St. Albans topped the freestyle class with 1879, edging Richard Debart Huntington 1798.
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Backley Archer Club
John Lamb
Crab Orchard
West Virginia Bowhunters ‘Association
Lamb
John Whitlow
Earl Bauserman
Ronceverte
Stan Taylor
Charleston
Joe Martell
Midland
Kenny Gibbs
Grant Town
Taylor
Bill Jeffers
Richard Debart
Huntington
Merle Wimer
Marlinton
Wimer
Jo Ann Ervine
Marie Evans
Gary
Mary Johnson
Mens
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Foutche
Fletcher
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Truman
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Fayetteville Federal Savings and Loan Association
Fayetteville
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Federal Home Loan Bank System
Tae
Don Richards
Michael Stern Summer
Manhattan
John
Stetson
Palm Beach
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Raleigh Register
W. Va
Pal
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Stanley Taylor
South Charleston
Paul Evans
Sterl Nicholas
Parkersburg
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Beach Bottom
Thurman Williams
William Smith
Madison
Jim Blake
Ed Lilly
Woodrow Scarborough
Tom Fisher
Darrell Brown
St. Albans
Phillip Cook
Larry Cornell
Ashford
F. T. Smith
Sandville
Charles T. McNeil
Bill Belcher
Art Markham
Clarksburg
Herb Tustin
Tony Smith
Claude Levine
Hurricane
Johnny Mayo
Peach Creek
Ed Young
L. O. Young
Landville
A. G. Spurlock
George Vider
Man
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Effie Altizer
Rainelle
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Elizabeth
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Sunocos Miracle
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