Ernest Hairston Fund Aids Deaf Athlete For Helsinki Games
Ernest Hairston Jr a Gallaudet graduate and wrestling contender seeks financial support to compete in the Ninth International Games for the Deaf in Helsinki August 6 to 10. The Stotesbury native, son of Dorothy Hairston, earned multiple honors and plans to coach at a school for the deaf after the Olympics.
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Ray Magee Sets Pace In Friday Summer League
Ray Magee led Beckley Friday night Summer Mixed League with the highest series and top games 198 192 and 154 totaling 549 pins. Carl Perry 517 second high, Gene Morehouse top female with 431, Rosalie Anderson 408, Nancy Wickham high female game 155.
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Rens Open Initial Drills in Waynesburg
The Pittsburgh Rens of the new American Basketball League begin 10 day drills at Waynesburg College with about seven players reporting to coach Neil Johnston. Key names include Wayne Hightower who quit Kansas last week with one year remaining and Tony Jackson from St John’s University.
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Thorn Returns For WVU Summer Session Basketball
West Virginia University coach George King welcomes Rod Thorn back for summer session to rebuild weight and study. Thorn, a 19 point scorer and rebounding leader last season, missed late games due to virus attacks and academic delays but plans to pursue eligibility for 1962. His return strengthens a strong Mountaineer lineup including McCormick Miller Ward Shuck Dubois Cattet and a vigorous freshman group led by Tom Lowry Maphis Barger Deitz.
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Baseball Notes and Local Schedules Feature Incomplete League Lineups
A compact listing shows BECKLEY II Central and nearby towns with weekly games for Dorothy Sylvester Whitesville Montcoal Naoma Marfork and more. Summer Basketball rounds include Tom Bell vs Combined Insurance, L and B against Coca Cola, plus local sponsor matchups. Pineville II shows Redlegs Cubs Yankees Giants Giants Cubs Redlegs Yanks. Big Coal Babe Ruth schedules Dorothy White sVills Mount View Moncoal Dorothy Whitesville Mt View. Fayetteville II lists Yanks Cubs Giants Redlegs Pirates Athletics Orioles Cards.
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Marlins Lead IL as Jets Hold Ground in Tight Race
The Charleston Marlins stay atop the International League while the Columbus Jets refuse to give ground after both clubs sweep doubleheaders. Jersey City splits with Syracuse dropping to third as Buffalo climbs into the first division with a pair of wins over Richmond.
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Open golf favorites include Snead Nicklaus at Oakland Hills
UPI reports Sam Snead and Jack Nicklaus among favorites for the 61st U.S. Open at Oakland Hills, with Arnold Palmer and Gary Player also highly regarded. Hogan appears in good form as the course plays easier than in 1951. Snead calls it “Now Or Never” to win the Open.
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