Palmer Sets Course Record in Long Island Open
Arnold Palmer shot a 66 to lead after round one at the Long Island Open in East Norwich New York. Davis Love tied for second after a 69 while 16 players beat par including Sam Snead and Billy Casper Jr. The day featured a sponsor-backed Davis Love who earned 10 000 a year for five years with a tiered share of winnings.
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East Norwich
N.Y
Davis Love
Arnold Palmer
Arkansas
Eldorado
Love
Texas University
Mississippi Southern
Flint
Mich
Palmer
George Bernardin
Miami Springs
Fla
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
St. Louis
Claude Harmon
Bob Watson
Jay Herbert
Leo Blagetti
Tommy Bolt
Paul Harney
Billy Casper
J Slahel Hebert
Kcsss
Paul O'Leary
Roberto de Vicente
Don Finsterwald
Jimmy Demaret
Viscerse
Tony Lema
Jerry Robison
Billy Maxwell
Dick Mayer
Jerry Barber
John Pott
Unbeaten Ortiz In Fight Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York AP Ortiz, 27-0 with 26 wins and one no decision, faces fellow New Yorker Johnny Russo at Madison Square Garden. The 5-7 lightweight, ranked No. 6 by the NBA, aims for a top-five push toward a title shot against Joey Han and Kenny Lane. Russo known for a late knockdown surge against Larry Boardman, last fight NBC telecast at 9 pm EDT.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Johnny Russo
New Yorker
Madison Square Garden
Ortiz
Hollywood
Lou Filippo
National Boxing Assn
Puerto Rico
Ed Ferguson
Joey Hawn
Kenny Lane
Russo
Larry Boardman
Busso
Lahouari Godih
NBC
Chicago Cardinals Sign Quarterback Paul Larson
CHICAGO AP Paul Larson former University of California quarterback has signed to play with the Chicago Cardinals of the NFL Walter Wolfner Cardinals managing director announced Larson 26 was MVP at California in 1953 and 1954 but served in the armed forces and was discharged before the 1956 season yet saw little action with the Cardinals with Lamar McHan and Ted Marchibroda handling most signals
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Chicago
Paul Larson
University of California
Chicago Cardinals
Walter Wolfner
Cardinals
Larson
California
Litte
Lamar McHan
Ted Marchibroda
Wrights 74 Good For Lead Women In National Open
Beckley youths compete in Beckley event as part of the Jaycees national junior tennis tourney with Charlestown’s Fred Kellmeyer Jr leading entries. In Detroit, Mickey Wright posts a 74 to lead the U S Open women’s first round amid windy conditions at Forest Lake Country Club with Pat Berg and Louise Suggs close behind.
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Bluefield
Fred Kellmeyer Jr
Charleston
Beckley
Ned “Buzzy" Ragland
Alan Wein
Jaycees
Dave
Diles Detroit
Tulsa
Southern Hills
Forest Lake Country Club
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Calif
Patly Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Miss Wright
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Jackie Pung
Hawaii
Alice Bauer
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Wilfi Smith
Sts. Clair
Mich
L. D. Feuchtenberger
Concord
College
Jo Ann Prenier
Betsy Rawls
Bev Hansen
Bonnie Randolph
Patty Berg
Pay Crocker
Mary Lena Faulk
Betty Dodd
S-Berrig- Long
Witt Smith
xeAnne Quast
Legion Vs Rotary
Today's Schedule for Local Little Leagues and More
AUSCAR LUSS Slah Fork Little League Odd Fellows play Phillips Hinton Little League Cardinals host Dodgers Central Wyoming LL Cubs face Yanks at Brenton Giants meet Reds at Pineville Fayette Little Men's Reds clash White Sox Dodgers meet Cards Intercity Softball Fiat's face Raleigh Glass Mit plays Eddie's Super Market against Calloway Heights
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Auscar
Umpires Set For Raleigh Tourly League Meeting
Gene Shrewsbury will be installed as president of the Raleigh Tourly League Umpires Association at a Saturday meeting in Heam. A primary topic is scheduling assignments for the rest of the season. Members and prospects attending include Arle Porter Sam White Bil Burton Sam Greco Mike Wassel chalk John Patrick Jack Thomas Dempsey Adams Robert In Jett Ronald Dyer and Gerald Ewping.
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LJ Umpires
Sefa
Laleigh Tourly League Umpires’ Association
Gene Shrewsbury
Hea
Shrewsbury
Arle Porter
Sam White
Bil Burton
Sam Greco
Mike Wasselchalk
John Patrick
Jack Thomas
Dempsey Adams
Robert In Jett
Ronald Dyer
Gerald ‘Ewping
Segura Faces Gonzales In Singles Title Bid
Pancho Segura vows full effort for the singles title in Jack Kramer’s $15,000 masters round robin pro tourney in Los Angeles, skipping doubles to conserve strength. He opens against rival Pancho Gonzales as the first hurdle in the event.
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Los Angeles
Pancho Segura
Jack Kramer
Seguar
Pancho
Gonzales
Segura
Hunting regulations printed for 1958 59 season
CHARLESTON AP State Jame Chief C O Handley announced that the Conservation Department has printed 360 000 copies of the state's 1958 59 hunting regulations for distribution at 385 license vendors. The department will also mail copies to requesters. The item notes that Robert Stevens and Clarence Sonny Means, assistants to Michigan State basketball coach Forddy Anderson, are former Spartan players.
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Charleston
C. 0. Handley
Conservation Department
Robert Stevens
Clarence
Sonny) Means
Michigan State
Forddy Anderson
Spartan
Guy-Cash Tops Keystone For 7th Straight Win
Guy-Cash captured its seventh straight win with an 11 to 3 victory over Keystone Times in the Slab Fers Babe Ruth League. Guy-Cash improves to eight wins and one loss, ending the schedule until July 13 as the miners take a holiday. HR: Martin.
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Sophia
Guy-Cash
Keystone Times
Zielinski
Travis
Ross
Davis
Martin
Rodgers Justice Remain Choice in College Tourney
In the National Collegiate Golf Championships third round in Williams town Massachusetts New England players face Midwest entries as Houston Oklahoma State and USC contend. Dick Diversi Rollins College defeats Jerry McFerren and then Dick Nanscom to move on while Frank Wharton of Houston beats Dick Wheltel of North Texas State. Duke’s Dick Siderowf faces Bob Pratt. Bill Thornton challenges Steve Klein. Bernie Magnussen faces Al Geiberger. John Konsek meets Bob Brue. Phil Rodgers and Justice of Oklahoma State remain favorites as they advance to challenge Tom Black and Jackie Capitol Houston in quarterfinal action.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
Williamstown
Mass
New England
Midwest
Houston
Oklahoma State
Southern California
Dick Diversi
Waterville
Maine
Rollins College
Florida
Frank Wharton
Diversi
Maryland
Jerry McFerren
Dick Nanscom
Florida State
Wharton
Dick Wheltel
North Texas State
Duke
Dick Siderowf
New Britain
Conn
Beckley Babe Ruth League Reschedules Rainouts for Saturday
Beckley BBL president Frank Barksdale said rained out contests from Thursday between Modern and Bays Buick and Silver Brand and Black Knight are moved to Saturday at 1 30 p m. The first game will be Modern versus Bays Buick.
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Frank Barksdale
Beckley Babe Ruth League
Modern
Bays
Buick
Silver Brand
Black Knight
Area Anglers Invited To See Fishing Movies
Area anglers are invited to a free fishing film showing at Beckley Moose Lodge Monday at 8 p m. Joe Stoddard of Black Knight Country Club has invited Charlie Stevens to present films of Barney's Ball Lake Lodge in Northwest Ontario. Stevens tours the U S showing the pictures and Stoddard guarantees visitors will be impressed. Notable lodge visitors include Sam Snead and Ted Williams.
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Beckley Moose Lodge
Joe Stoddar
Black Knight Country Club
Charlie Stevens
Barney's Ball Lake Lodge
Ontario
Stevens
United States
Stoddard
Ontario Lodge
Sam Snead
Ted Williams
Daily majors pitching matchups across the league
Today’s slate features Koufax facing Jay in Milwaukee, Brosnan meeting Roberts in Philadelphia, Gomez opposing Nuxhall in Cincinnati, and Mez facing Friend in Pittsburgh. Also in the American League Mass vs Herbert in Kansas City, Brewer vs Lary in Detroit, Stobbs vs Pierce in Chicago, and O'Dell against Narleski in Cleveland.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Koufax
Jay
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brosnan
Roberts
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Gomez
Nuxhall
O Lawrence
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Brewer
Lary
Washington
Stobbs
Pierce
Baltimore
Cleveland
O'Dell
Narleski
Senators, Saints Clash as Davie Extends Streak
ST PAUL Minn AP The Charleston Senators visit the St Paul Saints for a five game set led by rookie Wyman Carey 1 1 on the mound after Charleston salvaged an 8 2 win in Minneapolis lifting Jerry Davie to nine straight decisions in a gritty seven inning stint. Charley Lau hit a three run homer to cap a five run eighth for Charleston while Larry Osborne and Stan Palys added homers. Ed Sadowski hit his ninth Miller long ball.
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ST. Paul
Senators
Charley Lau
Charleston
Larry Osborne
Stan Palys
Ed Sadowski
Millers
Davie
Charleston and Minneapolis tilt with scattered hits and errors
The scraped box shows Charleston visiting Minneapolis for a single game and a double header sequence. Key contributors include Osborne and Palys for Charleston and Schroll and Stone for Minneapolis, with multiple fielding plays noted and errors affecting the outcome. The lineup lists several players and defensive actions, while pitching lines indicate Skizas and Green on the mound.
Dodgers Sweep Becomes Lead in Beckley Little League
The Dodgers moved into first place by edging the unbeaten Cardinals 3 to 1 at Elks Stadium. Léo Farley pitched four innings of four hit ball to gain the win as the game ended at 9:30 due to curfew. The opening game, Giants vs Reds, went 8 to 6 in 7 innings with Reds rallying late. Giants protested a late start with eight players after DePaolo broke his arm.
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Dodgers
Beckley
Cardinals
Tod
Elks Stadium
Reds
Giants
Léo Farley
DePaulo
Bill Miles
League
Meadows
Kirk
Wauhop
GiImpalo
Parley
Hedrick
Davis
Dellinger
RBI
Glompalo
F. Rosenbaum
Blankenship
George
E. Warden
Warden
Chambers
L. Farley
P. Farley
T. Rosenbaum
Miles
S. Glompalo
Monroe
Farley
Knuckles
West Virginia to wear all white football uniforms
West Virginia University will don white jerseys and white pants with blue numbers and gold trim, marking the first time in nearly 70 years that a Mountaineer football team wears the white on white combination. The switch contrasts with the traditional Old Gold and navy options long used by the program.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Mountaineer
Time Magazine
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Pitt
Panthers
Art Lewis
Heavyweight Title Bout Set for August 18 at Wrigley Field
Floyd Patterson defends his heavyweight title against Roy Harris in an August 18 bout at Wrigley Field after approval by the State Athletic Commission. The panel also discussed rescheduling the Art Aragon Carmen Basilia match from August 28 to September.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Wrigley Field
State Athletic Commission
Art Aragon
Carmen Basilia
Martin Glad To Be With Falcons At Air Force Academy
Denver bureau reports six year old Ben Martin has been named football coach at the Air Force Academy. The former Virginia coach says he is glad to be at the academy and will grow the program, employing a T formation and a balanced, passing-minded offense. He aims to integrate offense and spread the field, with a focus on throwing the ball.
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Robert L. Siuvake
Denver
Colo
U.P
Ben Martin
U. S Air Force Academy
Martin
Virginia
Air Force Academy
Navy
Eddie Erndelatz
San Francisco 49Ers
Erdelatz
Prospect Park
Annapolis
Texas A & M
Naval Academy
Snexing
Col. Earl
Blaik
Army
Air Force
Buck Shaw
Falcons
Iowa
Stanford
Academy
West Virginia Quarterback Studying in Rome This Summer
Morgantown West Virginia quarterback Carmen Pomponio a sophomore from Youngstown Ohio is spending the summer in Rome Italy studying at the University of Rome. He saved 2500 dollars from Army service to take his mother on the trip and plans to show town to coach Art Leis during Air Force football clinic in Europe next month. If Pomponio makes the team Lewis will call signals in Italian next season.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Carmen Pomponio
Youngstown
Rome
Italy
University of Rome
Pomponio
Art Leis
Europe
Air Force
Lewis
Carmen
Promponio
Typewriter versus linotype Softball Tilt Set for Saturday
The Register and Post Herald clash in an annual style softball game at Ballard Stadium slated for noon. Managers Rubin and Springer claim power lineups with notable players including Adams Deck Price Kosco Scarbro Dickerson Dawson Stewart Zimmerman Lilly Miller Boothe McKinney Palansky Wickline Dawson Hodges Atkinson Farley Sutton Buckley Brown. Spectators welcomed. lineup readiness varies as teams recover from recent injuries and radio station scraps.
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Linotype
The
Register
Post- Herald
Ballard Stadium
Jim Rubin
George Springer
Rubin
Willie
Slugger
Adams
Pete “the
Terror
Deck
Otto
Price
Mike
Kruszewski" Kosco
Harold
the Man" Scarbro
Jim
Bernard Palansky
Larry Wickline
Jack Dawson
Hollie Hodges
Johnny Atkinson
Kenneth Farley
Carlos Sutton
Herbert Buckley
Bert Brown
Fresh End Leading WVU Grid Student
Morgantown West Virginia University honors its top scholars among football players for the year led by freshman end Dave Hess of Bridgeport majoring in pre medicine with a 3.17 GPA Other high scholars on the squad include end Terry Fairbanks civil engineering end Bruce Mec Clung electrical engineering center Charles Ronar chemistry Marterback Dick Longfellow guard Bill Lopasky and halfback John Marra all physical education and quarterback Crmen Pompomin psychology Freshmen average 1 70 juniors 2038 sophomores 241 Two former Syracuse players Dutch Dotterer and Walt Craddock joined the major leagues this spring
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Dave Hess
Bridgeport
Perfedt
Terry Fairbanks
Bruce Mec Clung
Charles Ronar
Dick Longfellow
Bill Lopasky
J John Marra
Crmen Pompomin
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Time and Newsweek
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Wright
Beckley Youths
Eddie's Super Market
Calloway Heights
Houchins
Houchins Mig. Go., Inc
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Scott-Atwater Outboard Motors
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Family Scott
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Lewis Chevrolet Co. Inc
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Ineapolis
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Taylor
Sing
Robbins
Schull
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Palys
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Place
Lau
Skizas
Terwililger
Green
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Smith
Stone
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Clinton
Schroll
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Schult
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Persinger
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Perdue
deVaitla
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Naae Oh
Io Hatcher
Cox
Parker
Moore
Ensley If
McGinnis
Malagrdi
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Ellison
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Skyline
Jim Thienas
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