Gasmen After Fourth Straight Beat Summerlee Wednesday Night
John's Amoco, after sweeping its first three Raleigh County Industrial League opponents, aims to strengthen its lead in the standings as it hosts Summerlee in a midweek game.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
6
John's Amoco, after sweeping its first three Raleigh County Industrial League opponents, aims to strengthen its lead in the standings as it hosts Summerlee in a midweek game.
Sophia Builders exploded for six runs in the bottom of the fifth to defeat Slab Fork 10 7 in the first game at Warren Williams Field. Sophia Electric routed Smith Williams 15 6 in the second game amid a Father s Day gathering sponsored by league officials. New River Supply won its first league game 8 6 over Summerlee then prepared to face Leeds in the nightcap as Wendell Backus tossed six innings and Rick Wyant drove two hits including a triple.
Jim Bunning, 32, pitched 27 straight Mets batters and secured a 6-0 Phillies win, becoming the first modern era pitcher to throw no-hitters in both the National and American Leagues. He also completed a perfect game, joining a select lineage and drawing praise from Casey Stengel amid a 32,026 fans crowd.
Larry Cantley dominated Beckley Speedway Sunday afternoon winning all three races he entered and clinching the top purse. After early car troubles and several restarts in the fast heat Cantley surged to the first heat victory and led a field that saw Richard Lafferty second Frank Prince third Ernie Moye fourth. In the slow heat Eddie Hess stood out while Eugene Bishop Bruce Taylor Hank Shumate and Jody Clowers trailed. Cantley also won the Australian Pursuit finishing ahead of Prince with the field tight behind.
The United States earned a strong European racing showing at Le Mans as Ferrari dominated the podium. Giancarlo Baghetti’s Ferrari caused a fatal accident, while Jan Guichet and Nino Vaccarella won the race for Ferrari with a 121.7 mph average over 2,917.7 miles. Gurney and Bondurant led Ford entries, finishing fourth and first in the Grand Touring division.
Beckley LL features Card teams facing Cubs with other top matches across the circuit. No. 1 Dodgers take on Giants while Redlegs meet Pirates in a busy day of youth baseball action around Beckley and nearby towns.
UPI sports writer Oscar Fraley reports US open champion Ken Venturi riding a career peak despite four years without a tour victory. Faced with physical and mental struggles, he earned entry to Thunderbird by sponsor approval and maintained momentum in Washington.
Wimbledon opens under a cloud as Chuck McKinley faces possible disqualification over a pre tournament article. McKinley, seeded No.2 behind Roy Emerson, plays Terry Ryan in his bid to repeat as champion amid bookmaker doubt and calls for strict rules enforcement.
Eugene report notes Bob Hayes calls U S trials the toughest in the world as he competes at the AAU championships in New Brunswick New Jersey. Hayes wins 200 meters prelims and final in 20.3 20.4 while Canadian stars Jerome and Roberts dominate sprints. Morgan Groth Oregon State sets mile mark as Archie San Romani trails.
A note explains that the tale of Philip Nolan as the Man Without a Country blends fact and fiction with no verifiable sources beyond the story that features him as its hero.
Mullens seeks revenge after a defeat to Whitesville in an American Legion contest at the Boone Countians' home field with a 7 30 p m start. Whitesville enters 4 2 after a 13 2 loss to Wyoming County and a 3 2 win over Marmet while Mullens looks to rebound from Sunday losses to Kanawha County teams.
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