Slammer Snead Seeks Open Qualifying Berths
United Press International reports Sammy Snead, missing only the U S Open, tees off in Detroit for one of 64 spots. Seeding contenders include ex champs Furgol and Fleck, with a broader field across five sites and a total field of 151 players.
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United Press International
Sammy _ Snead
U.S
Snead
Detroit Country Club
San Francisco
Washington
Atlanta
New York
Dallas- Fort Worth
Ed Furgol
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Denver
Chicago
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Memphis
Tacoma
Wash
Ben Hogan
Fleck
Gary Player
Ken Venture
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Whitworth Clinches LPGA Victory at St Louis
Kathy Whitworth won the $12,500 LPGA event in St. Louis with a low 208, four strokes ahead of Shirley Engelhorn. Wright slipped to fifth after a final round 77 while Haynie finished third at 213, Mann fourth at 217, and Engelhorn earned 1,475 for second place.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Shirley Engelhorn
Mickey Wright
Miss Engelhorn
Sandra Haynie
Carol Mann
Raleigh Motor Sales and Eric's cruise past Harry's in Babe Ruth action
Raleigh Motors and Eric's won easily at Beckley Harry Lewin field. Raleigh Motors cruised 12 3 after erasing an early 3 0 deficit by blasting starter D Hannah for 11 hits and five runs over two innings. Burgess pitched a complete game allowing five hits and three runs. Eric's defeated Marty's 9 3 behind a strong start by linear as he allowed three hits over nine innings. Henry Wetzel took the loss for Marty's as hitters Nabors and Coleman each had three hits for the victors. Tonight's games have been rescheduled with Silver Brand vs Blue Ridge and Bays Buick vs New River Supply.
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Raleigh Motor Sales
Eric’s
Harry
Raleigh
The
Clothiers
Burgess
Raleigh Motors
D. Hannah
E. Hannah
Jewelers
Marty
Wetzel
Henry Dickerson
Tom Coleman
Silver
Blue Ridge
Buick
New River Supply
British Am Tourney Campbell Advances On First Round Default
In Carnoustie Scotland UPI reports Bill Hyndman of Philadelphia and Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia led 28 Americans into the second round of the British Amateur Golf Championship. Campbell advanced on a default and will face US Navy Lt. John Brabson of Charlotte North Carolina while Hyndman, who had a bye, meets David Moffatt of England.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
UPI
Bill Hyndman
Bill Campbell
United States
Hyndman
Philadelphia
England
David Moffatt
Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Navy
John Brabson
Charlotte
N.C
Joe Nestor
Endicott
N.Y
W.B. Gibson
Houston
George McFadden
Glen Head
Lou Leis
Pacific Palisades
W.W. Fondren III
Ichard Anthony
Andalusia
Ala
Jack Thornton
Rochester
Tony Amaral
Barrington
R.I
Truman Connell
North Palm Beach
Fla
Charles McCallum
Fort Lauderdale
Bill Hamilton
Anniston
Harry Kane
Pittsburgh
Olson Bout to Meet Del Papa in San Francisco
Former world middleweight champion Carl Bobo Olson will box Italian contender Piero Del Papa in a 10-round bout set for July 1 in San Francisco. Del Papa recently captured the European light heavyweight title by beating Guilio Rinaldi.
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Olson
San Francisco
UPI
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Piero del Papa
Italy
del Papa
Guilio Rinaldi
Clark
New York
Australia
Ron Clark
San Diego
Calif
Kenya
Dipchoege Keino
Belgium
Gaston Roelants
Billy Mills
Mullens IL Highlighted By Cook's One-Hitter
Mike Cook pitched a one hit game with 13 strikeouts guiding the Legion to a 3-1 victory over the Lions in Mullens. White led Moose with two doubles and a single as Moose edged Chevrolet 7-5 in the same triple header, while Rotary beat Methodist 10-5.
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Mike Cook
Legion
Lions
Mullens Athletic Field
Moose
Chevrolet
Methodist
Cook
Edwards
Kidd
White
McCormick and
Halsey
Rotary
Rodes
Methodist Combine
Perdue
Presley
Wreckers Rally To Edge Oilmen In Seventh In City Softball Tilt
C and V Wreckers overcame a one run deficit in the bottom of the seventh to beat Plaza Esso 4 3 at Caserno Stadium. Miller hit a homer for C and V while Grimes hit a triple for Woodsmen Insurance in the other game, a 16 2 win over Plantation Motors.
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C & V Wrecking
Plaza Esso
Caserno Stadium
Woodsmen Insurance
Plantation Motors
Oilmen
Miller
Krueger
Wreckers
Woodsmen
Turner
Grimes
Lucas
Hinkle
Money champ Sanders Golf leads PGA earnings race
Doug Sanders tops the PGA money list with $54,550 official money across 17 tour events plus $19,998 unofficial. Gay Brewer is second with $51,830, Jack Nicklaus third at $50,853, and Arnold Palmer ranks fifth with $47,967. Standings reflect play through the Memphis Open.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
UPI
Doug Sanders
Professional Golfers Association
Sanders
Gay Brewer
Jack Nicklaus
Frank Beard
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Devlin
Phil Rodgers
Gene Littler
Lionel Hebert
Tony Lema
Cullen Stops Edwards to Retain British Lightweight Title
In Newcastle England Maurice Cullen aged 134 pounds from Britain halted Terry Edwards 13 years old, also from Britain, to retain the British lightweight title. The bout concluded with Cullen defending his crown amid a spirited stoppage.
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Newcastle, Eng
UPI
Maurice Cullen
Britain
Terry Edwards
Beckley Qualifies For Golf Tourney
Parkersburg through Kanawha match ends with Beckley 318 earning a berth in the state high school golf championship. Southern Division qualifiers include Barboursville Frank Saxton Morgan Hargis David Roach and others. Northern Division leaders Monongah Tom Milkuski Parkersburg Bridgeport and Weirton join, with Tom Milkuski posting the low 317.
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Parkersburg
Barboursville
Pirates
Kanawha Country Club
Frank Saxton
David Roach
Bridgeport Country Club
Monongah
Tom Milkulski
Bridgeport
Weirton
Triadelphia
Morgantown
George Washington
Huntington
Chapmanville
Beckley
Huntington East
Chris Geise
Clarksburg
Washington-Irving
Geise
Morgan Hargis
Jack Sharp
Perry Kaubek
Dave Sinclair
Bill Johnson
Ed Knight
Ira Herman
Jack Laishley
Mark Richardson
Eddie Morrison
Barney Thompson
Ron Miller
Ken Coberly
Richard Brewster
Carlston White
Bill Martin
Joe Luchini
Dick Cooper
Mike Hall
Paul Bryan
Bill McNeer
John Cyrus
Tom Colanero
John Markovich
Dave Fazio
Jim Haleley
Steve Smith
Dan Garber
Jeff Burke
Bob Webb
Bob Thompson
Kim Romesburg
Jim Smith
Tom Rowe
Bob Newbrough
Bob Robinson
Gary Landis
Bill Hoffer
Jim Hooff
Dick Schwinn
Tom Kinsey
Girls Softball League Plans Meetings at New River Park
Frank Rodriguez city recreation director announced two planning sessions for a Girls Softball League on Wednesday and Thursday at 7 00 p m at New River Park. He expects six teams with two already entered and is eyeing a summer invitational tournament.
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Frank Rodriguez
New River Park
Rodriguez
Dodgers Cardinals Reds Victorious In A Tussle
In Beckley Little League at Elks Stadium the Dodgers crushed the Cubs 22-3, Reds beat the Giants 11-4, and Cardinals edged the Pirates 4-3. Darrell Dixon led the Cardinals with a home run and eight strikeouts in three innings as they maintain a slim division lead. Smith earned the win for the Dodgers with 13 strikeouts over six innings. Sparacino homered for the Dodgers, while Craddock and Maties produced key extra-base hits for the winners. Red's comeback over Giants featured nine runs in the fifth inning led by Riffe's homer and a balanced attack.
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Beckley
Elks Stadium
Dodgers
Cubs
Reds
Giants
Cardinals
Pirates
Darrell Dixon
Cards
Cook
McKinney
Champs
Smith
Sparacino
R. Matics
Craddock
Riffe
Pearson Aims for Firecracker 400 Victory at Daytona
David Pearson, leading the NASCAR Grand National standings since Riverside, seeks to solidify his title with a win in the Firecracker 400 at Daytona on Monday July 4. The race offers 2500 points toward the title, a $64,000 purse plus $5600 for independents, and a $1500 first non factory driver prize. Time trials run June 30 to July 3 with Pearson chasing pole positions alongside Goldsmith Hylton and top late model contenders. Defending Firecracker champion is A J Foyt.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
David Pearson
Daytona International Speedway
Pearson
Paul Goldsmith
James Hylton
Bill France
Speedway
A. J. Foyt
Miners Rally To Down Atkinson's In Route 41 Little League
The United Mine Workers rallied for six runs in the top of the sixth to beat Atkinson's 10-8 in Route 41 Little League at Stamford Monday night. Gary McDaniel and Mike Thomas had three hits each, sparking a late Miners burst, while Kenny Sears and Humphrey produced late offense for Atkinson's that fell short.
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United Mine Workers
Atkinson
Stamford
Marketmen
Umwa Boys
Gary McDaniel
Mike Thomas
Kenny Sears
Humphrey
Iselin Elected to Racing Association Board
Phillip Iselin, president of Monmouth Park, was elected to the board of directors of the Thoroughbred Racing Association, filling the vacancy created by the death of Amory L. Haskell.
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Racing Board New York
UPI
Monmouth Park
Phillip Iselin
The
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Iselin
Monmouth
Amory L.haskell
Why the telegraph plant bears its name
The telegraph plant got its name because its leaves droop quickly when touched, resembling the downturned arms of a railroad semaphore signal. The rapid leaf movement creates a distinctive signaling gesture linked to telegraphy.
Baseball and softball games on today’s schedule
The list covers multiple leagues in Mullens and Beckley including Yankees vs Braves, Giants vs Red Sox, Cardinals vs Indians, and Little League matchups like Red Sox vs Yankees. Also noted are Route 41 league games and Civic Club contests as well as Mt Hope Softball and Jewel Tea versus Burgerland.
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Trap Hill
Yankees
Braves Mullens
Babe Ruth Giants
Red Sox
Cardinals
Indians
Jimmy’s
Beckley Welding Beckley
Long Airbox
Webb & Neal
Beckley
Braves
Orioles
Tigers
Comet
Cats Mt. Hope
Jewel Tea
Burgerland A. & P
Wrecking
Big Coal River
LL Sylvester
Naoma
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Slammer
Robert J. Murphy
Peter Thomson
Dave Marr
Detroit
Jay and
Jack Burke
Walter Burkema
Bob Rosburg
Labron Harris
Mike Souchak
Jacky Cupit
Howie Johnson
Dallas-Fort Worth
Sam Snead
Whitworth
Eric
Harry's Robinson Cf
Pugh
Hannah
Hall
Patton
Harvey
White Ec
Podextr Rcf
Rappold
Serge
Pringer
Wood If
Hylton
Nabors If
Pmbrin
Stanley If
Holgecock
Harry’s
Poindexter
Nabors
Rbi
Robinson
Persinger
Thompson
Cross
S. Harvey
Harry's
Burgess D. Hannah Can
Ee E. Hannah
Minear
Kirby
Cimala
Sanger
Kelly
Thomas c
Coleman
Steffey
Hopkins If
Dillon If
Hamrick
Shirey
Dekersn Sf
Staten Sf
Stanton
Hughes Cf
Padexter
Blevins
Gunner
Marty's
Wetrveles
Eee
Shirley Ee
Hyndman and Campbell
Ford
New York Yankee
Whitey Ford
Ortiz
Carlos Willie
Kid) Munoz
Kid Bassey
Johnny Bizzaro
Strafaci
Alistair Frank Strafaci
Miami
Alistair Low
Art Hudnutt
Bob Falkenburg
Jim Vickers
Hudnutt
Elba
Alan Thirwell
Ohioan
Falkenburg
Jimmy Mahon
Ireland
Vickers
Wichita
Kans
David Kelley
G. van Niekerk
Zambia
Sandy Pirie
Garth Morrison
Pirie
Dick Stanley
Upper Briarcliffs, N.Y
Mullens IL
Moose Chevrolet White
Gordon
Lmbert
Jesse
Anderson
Dixon
Kirk
Nicholsn
Hatcher
Halsclaw
Reed
Dodson
Simmons
Shumate
Morefild
Lewis
McCormick
Lambert
Legion Lions
Crotty
Henson
Stover
Chapman
Bentley
Davis
iCalfee
Rotary Methodist Price
Muscari
Fuller
Brehm
Catrbryss
Andrsn
B. Phillips
McGraw
Pauley c
Martine
Stewart If
Wren
Edwards If
Ratliff
E. Muscari
Phillips
Canterbury
C&v Wreckers
Ins. P. Motors
Hedrick
Turner If
Redden
Basile
Walker
Reno
Blair
iEpps
Roberts
Richmond
Mann
Plantation
Epps
Dosie
Pack
Plaza Esso Ce
Wrecking Bush
Meneilf
Williams
Bryner
Menei
Kraeger
Spadaro
Shockey
Furrow
Varney
Hneck
Castle
Hancock
Anglo
Bailey Lf
Lafferty
Tolliver
Stone
C. D'Angelo
Castile
N. D'Angelo
E. Williams
Wheeler
Martin
R. Maties
Scott
Willams
Maties Ec
Larrick
Tigert
G Matics
Swatzyna
Kessel
Deviere
Lynch
Rodgers
Bryant
Staunton
Barry
Ball If
Upton
Crdck
Osborn
Dodgers Cubs
R Sobr
DeValliere
U. Barber
Calberto
Giants Redlegs Rife
Kincaid
Lafon
Savino
Goins
Keller
Lature
Brewer
Fourney
Creager
McClung
Campbell Cf
Paice
Lowery Rf
cGiants
Halstead
Richards
Snodgress
Coker
Newsome
Horton
Griffiths
Meller
Severson
Gilliam
D. Dixon
Grifith
McKinney D. Dixon
Brooks
Griffith
State Moose
Cherry Hill Country Club
Richwood, W. Va
Ask
Cc. V. Reed
Nascar
Richard Petty
Ned Jarrett
Cale Yarborough
Henry Gray
J. T. Putney
Wendell Scott
Neil Castles
Bobby Allison
G. C. Spencer
Sam McQuagg
Elmo Langley
Jim Paschal
Marvin Panch
Clyde Lynn
Fred Lorenzen
John Sears
Roy Mayne
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated of
Valley Drive
South
Oak Hill
Tareyton