Twelve teams join girls summer bowling league in Beckley
Twelve teams plus alternates sign for the Beckley Elks Youth Activities Committee sponsored Girls Summer Bowling League set to open at 10 a.m. Sixty-three players comprise the league with teams numbered one through twelve and alternates listed. The Raleigh Register men’s tournament nears its finals as Borrer ousts last year’s champ Meadows in the first round of the six round event.
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Close Tilt Featured In Route 41 Loop Victory
Webb and Neal beat Peerless Packing 9 to 7 in Route 41 Little League Tuesday. Relief pitcher Clark Higgenbottom steadied the late threat after entering in the fifth, drove in the winning run with a sixth inning single, and Don Bobbit sparked a seventh inning dash on Higgenbottom's hit after a 7 7 tie. Walter Harper pitched for Peerless and took the loss.
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Cookie Lavageto to present trading policy for Twins
New York UPI report says Cookie Lavageto plans a wholesale trading policy to end Minnesota Twins 12 game skid. Calvin Griffith temporarily relieves Lavageto as manager and Sam Mele remains interim manager pending a winning turn. Mele is shown challenging Lemon during a Tuesday loss as Lavageto watches from the press box.
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Indians Hitters Star as Indians Top Washington 14 3
Johnny Romano homered twice and drove in four as Cleveland pounded 16 hits to defeat Washington 14 3 at Griffith Stadium. The win moved the Indians to first in the American League, with Romano extending his hitting streak to 21 games and John Temple going 3 for 3.
Dodgers Rally Downs Pirates as Roseboro Delivers Key Double
Freese homered while Johnny Roseboro delivered a pinch two bagger off loser Roy Face to cap a three run Dodger rally in the seventh. Pittsburgh battery Labine Burgess tossed for arguing Mel Steiner call. Podres the winner as Dodgers pitcher trio improves to 6-1. Virdon and Sherry homered.
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Phillies Top Giants as Dalrymple and Demeter Drive In Five
Clay Dalrymple and Don Demeter drove in five runs for Philadelphia as they beat San Francisco. Dalrymple slugged a three run homer and added a double and a single while Demeter hit a three run double and a two run homer. Dallas Green earned the win and Billy ODell took the loss. In St Louis, Ernie Broglio held the Cubs to six hits in a Card defeat, his sixth win against five losses. Bill White hit a two run homer off Glen Hobbie, the loser, who dropped to six losses versus four wins. In the nightcap George Altman hit a three run homer for the Cubs, as Jack Curtis and Joe Schaffernoth allowed 12 hits. The Cubs managed only three off Sadecki. The game will be replayed later.
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Indians Move 2 Games Up Front In Mullens BRL
George Smith pitched with near perfection to lead the Mullens Indians to a 5-0 win over the Red Sox, widening their league lead in Babe Ruth action. The Giants and Cardinals split in a doubleheader, with Giants beating Cardinals 6-0 to create a three way tie for second place. Doubles by Lewis and Thompson helped Giants add four runs in the third and two in the fifth.
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Major League Owners Set June 27 Meeting In Chicago
New York UPI reports the annual mid summer joint meeting of major league club owners will be held in Chicago on June 27 replacing a pennant schedule break for All Star games. Commissioner Ford Frick also said the players pension fund committee will meet in San Francisco during the July 11 All Star break and player representatives will meet in Boston during the July 31 interlude.
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All Star Game Set For July 11
New York UPI reports the two major league All Star games are set with Candlestick Park hosting the July 11 game and Fenway Park hosting the July 31 game. Ticket plans will be announced, with box seats $8 and reserved grand stand $6 at both parks. Boston offers $4 for reserved bleacher and standing room, $2 for unreserved bleacher seats. Candlestick offers no reserved bleachers or standing room.
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Moore Finishes Sparring Drills Before Title Fight
Arch ie Moore wraps up sparring for the light heavyweight title defense against Guilio Rinaldi of Italy at Madison Square Garden. Moore says he is ready and will limit training to calisthenics and light road work. Rinaldi plans his final sparring session in a New York gym Wednesday after a medical examination found him in very good shape.
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Black Knight Golfing Notes
Local golf column by Joe Stoddard covers a Sunday hole in one event won by Dr. Vivan Lilly Wayne Mason and Dan Hal. Final results list nine flight matches with various players, plus a Ladies Day hole in one tournament and a note on ongoing competition and upcoming games.
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Two BBL Games On Tap Tonight Keatleys Seek Fourth Win
Keatleys tackle New River and King Photo oppose Bay's Buick while King Photo faces Bays Buick to close Babe Ruth card. Tuesday's big wins by Patton's Market and Eric's Jewelers over Harry's Menago and Silver Brand highlight an 8 0 shutout by Eric's Jewelers and an 8 5 win by Patton's Market aided by a sixth inning barrage.
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Parkersburg Wins State Golf Crown
Parkersburg defeated Huntington after a nine hole playoff to claim the West Virginia high school golf championship. The Big Reds finished 155 to Huntington 180, ending Huntington's bid for a third state title this year.
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Charleston Increases Lead To 22 Games In IL Action
Richmond Virginians pitchers Art Ceccarelli and George Haney delivered two and six hit games as they beat the Syracuse Chiefs 2-0 and 3-1 to stretch their winning streak to three and cut the gap to 1 1/2 games with Buffalo. Charleston Marlins won 5-4 over Syracuse to widen their lead to two games. Jersey City beat Rochester 7-5 after an 8-1 opener loss.
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Marlins Seek Second Straight Win in Charleston
Charleston's league leading club hosts Syracuse at Watt Power Park. Harold Dietz for Charleston and Joe Bonikow ski for Syracuse were set to pitch. The Marlins rallied Tuesday to win 5 4 behind four? pitchers and Bob Duliba notching his fourth victory as Ed Olivares and John Glenn contributed key hits.
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Slab Fork Beats Helen By Forfeit In BBL Clash
Slab Fork was credited with a win over Helen in a Slab Fork District Babe Ruth League game after Helen forfeited. Tonight at 5 p.m. Republic Steel will meet Slab Fork. Horsethief Basin once a hideout for outlaws in the Arizona mountains is now a popular picnic resort.
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