Henning Beats Littler For Texas Open Crown
Harold Henning of Johannesburg South Africa won the Texas Open by three strokes at Oak Hills, finishing 8 under with a 272 after rounds of 72 67 65 66 in rain soaked conditions. Gene Littler Wes Ellis and Ken Still tied for second earning $5,433.33 each. leading contenders Jay Hebert Terry Dill and Dave Marr tied for fifth at $3,333.33.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Harold Henning
Johannesburg
South Africa
United States
Oak Hills Country Club
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenza
Henning
Europe
Africa
Asia
Gary Player
London
Behid Henning
Gene Littler
la Jolla
Calif
Wes Ellis
Ken Still
Tacoma
Wash
Jay Hebert
Lafayette
Terry Dill
Austin
Dave Marr
Litchfield Park
Ariz
Wes Filis Jr
Eer
Terry Dal
Joe Campbell
Tommy Aaron
Bob Kosburg
Phil Rodgers
al Geiberger
Doug Ford
Rocky Thompson
Larry Mowry
Jerry Edwards
Jim Ferrier
Frank Beard
Buster Cupit
Miller Barber
Ceree
Dale Douglas
Eree
Ed Griffiths
Dave Ragan
Dan Sikes
Bobby Nichols
Eeeee
R.H. Sikes
Eeene
Jim Ferre
Teeter
Dick Lytle
Sete Wuee
Jacky Cupit
Johnny Pott
Eeuee
Billy Maxwell
Bert Weaver
Bill Martindale
Juan Rodriguez
Eenee
Jim Colbert
Chris Blocker
Beckleyan Still Fourth In Men's Pin Tourney
In the 27th annual West Virginia Mens Bowling Tournament at Robin Lanes and Imperial Lanes, three keglers reached the top five in all events. Jim Lamont leads all events with 1886 actual, Clarence Hughes tops handicap with 2047, and Don Martin sits fifth at 1967. Team standings show Canada Dry Charleston leading with 3050 actual and 3174 handicap, followed by Maple Mashers St Albans, R H Armstrong Construction Parsons, Boury Inc Wheeling, and Elks No 22 Charleston.
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Huntington
UPI
West Virginia
Robin Lanes
Imperial Lanes
Clarence Hughes
South Charleston
Sonny Bess
Don Martin
Clarksburg
Jim Lamont
Wheeling
Bob Shockey
Prkersburg
Earl Altizer
Roosevelt Rich
Beckley
Ae Hatcher
Deery Mercer
Vic Vecchio
Parkersburg
George Todorovich
Dick Scott
Lewisburg
Don Frye
Bob ‘Craft
Logan
Robert ‘Beckwith
Denver
James McDowell
George Hanna
O. L Baker
H. E. Haynes
St. Albans
Jerry Holbrook
Charleston
Charles Heatherman
Don Martino
Canada Dry
Maple Mashers
R. H. Armstrong Construction Co
Parsons
Boury Inc
Elks
Beckley LL Teams Pick '66 Players
The Beckley Little League selected 66 players for the season across 14 per team with up to two coaches. Teams listed include Yanks Marlins, Braves Royals, Indians Chicks, Red Sox Hawks, Oriolts Millers, Tigers Falcons, Giants Blues, Pirates Comets, Cards Buffs, Dodgers Cats, and more with named players and coaches.
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Beckley
Little League
Dodeers
Cats
Pirates
Comets
Neo Aube
Saints
Giants
Blues
Cards
Reds
Red Sox
Hoawke
Tigers
Falcons
Orioles
Millers
Yanks
Marlins
Braves
Royals
Chicks
Pateons
Hawks
Cubs
Yodkers
Bisons
Gilants-Blues
Tvieers
Braves Royals
Indians
Redseasons and Coaches Set For Cubs Saints Clash
The list of players Randy Snodgress James Crouch Keith Kincaid John Brewer Carl Campbell John Savino Paul Fourney Michael Halsted Joe Richards John McClung Robert Paice Ricky Leeber Coleman Higgins Mark Leeber Allen Richards Randy Keller James McGinness Donald Black Kevin Greene David Lilly Jeff Abmond David Williams Charles Thrush Thomas Richards Jeff McClung Andrew Fama Pete DeGregory James Flanagan anchors the Cubs Saints matchup with coach Bob McDaniel and Gary Chiffer guiding the squad.
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Braves
Royals
Bruce McDaniel
Ronald Hale
Terry Farrish
J. E. Meadows
Jose Rodriguez
Cedric Robertson
Billy Combs
John Yost
Billy Vass
Dennis Boyden
Jack Flenner
Charles Campbell
Glenn Bragg
Arnold Yost
Marvin Parrish
David Sparks
David Shaw
Larry Shaw
Larry Fox
Tony Parrish
Michael Pruett
John Walker
Alfred Walker
Dennis Vass
Scottie Morris
Layton Nabors
Michael Gray
John Dunbar
John Zankowitz
Fred Sparks
Darrell Lovell
Mike Humphrey
Ronald Pemberton
Evan Thurman
Dennis Epperly
Mark Henry
Harry Duncan
Robert Pate
Leonard Hager
Mark Mollish
Robert Redd
Samuel Ketyz
Robert Richmond
Benny Woodruff
Walter Robinson
Timothy Whitten
William Loving
Randall Epling
John Farrish
Vincen Slash
Dennis Farrish
Kent Bailey
James Parsons
John Ramella
Steve Fvans
Frank Kirby
Tyrone Catus
Marvin Washington
Richard Foster
Steve Allard
Dennis Johnson
Robert Shatzer
Thomas Shatzer
John Comerci
James Miles
Mark Porterfield
Russell Doolittle
Carl Walker
Gary Mitchem
Daniel Hedge
Michael Pemberton
Timothy Yates
Gilbert Miller
James Kirby
Jennings Allen
Roer Harper
Patrick Moran
Kirk “Ornett
Stephen Modlevy
Bill Straub
Bob Harper
Tigers-Falcons
Clyde Stanley
Thomas Hurst
Forrest Brooks
Mark Dorsey
Keith Harvey
David Cappelari
Samuel Monroe
David Bailey
Joseph Lester
Doulas Korczyk
Charles Hylton
Larry Stanley
Franklin Jones
Robert Panky
Darrell Carter
Harry Burer
Gregory Foster
Tom Martin
Rickey Runion
Bernard Rostick
Michael Cipolat
Lawrence Misiti
Daniel Rizvie
Manuel Rodriguez
Michael Hambrick
Jimmy Iddings
Kevin Williams
Joseph Ketz
Mitchell Hambrick
John Flin Pen
Richard McPherson
Robert Rhebb
Zack Bennett
Anthony Sparacino
Charles Berry
Charles DeValliere
Alan Larrick
Rudolph Swatzyna
Michael Williams
Lachard White
Douglas Wood
Michael Osborne
Joseph Rodgers
Mark Allenbaugh
Russell Kidd
Daniel Williams
Billy Upton
John Welch
Darrell Phipps
James Layne
Lawrence Hunt
Derek Justus
John File
John McGraw
Keith Jordan
Dennis Jennings
Clark Finch
Jeffrey McIintyre
James Bolt
David Black
Clarence Payne
John Schulte
Giants
James Riffe
Larry Lafon
Arthur Warden
Wesley Harper
Richard Perdue
Ted Goins
David Creager
Ronald Jennings
Joseph Pence
William Farrow
John Persinger
Richard Wiseman
Melvin Ford
Danny Scott
Charles Farmer
Chris Farmer
Frederic Tipane
Gregory Tipane
Richard Rose
Richard Bennett
Mark Welch
Gregory McGraw
Timothy Lilly
John Straton
Mark Brewer
Joseph Perdue
Larry Bennett
Brett Mc
David Pall
Jay Fairchild
William Sigmund
Austin Stanley
Sam Carman
Robert Williams
Robert Doran
Larry Lipscomb
Gregory Luoni
Heaford McKinney
Kenneth Keatley
Randy Brooks
Fred Griffith
Darrell Dixon
Gary Porter
Charles Gillian
Richard Newsome
Barry Martin
Roger Dixon
Richard Philips
Stephen Lafon
Stanley Keller
George Coker
Ricky Vance
Edward
Roger Matics
John Hall
Howard Bryant
David Smith
Gary Matics
Gary Scott
Paul Wheeler
Larry Robinson
James Craddock
James Stanton
Gary Man
Timothy Toney
Daniel Gunter
Tony Gonzalez
John ‘Owen
Larry Bowman
Johnony Williams
Raymond Cox
Michael Adams
Carroll Wills
Robert Meadows
Terry Alderman
Jeffrey Hunt
James Stovall
Willow
Dams
Randy Snodgress
James Crouch
Keith Kincaid
John Brewer
Carl Campbell
John Savino
Paul Fourney
Michael Halsted
Joe Richards
John McClung
Robert Paice
Ricky Leeber
Coleman Higgins
Mark Leeber
Allen Richards
Randy Keller
James McGiness
Donald Black
Kevin Greene
David Lilly
Jeff Abmond
David Williams
Charles Thrush
Thomas Richards
Jeff McClung
Andrew Fama
Pete DeGregory
James Flanagan
Bob McDaniel
Gary Chiffer
CUBS
Saints
David Martin
Colts Sign Free Agents Lartsema and Rogers
The Baltimore Colts announced Saturday the signings of defensive end Bob Lartsema and flanker Corky Rogers as free agents. Lartsema is 6-foot-6 and 247 pounds from Grand Rapids and played at Grand Rapids Junior College, Michigan Tech, and Western Michigan. Rogers, from Bay City, Michigan, played at Georgia Tech.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Bob Lartsema
Corky Rogers
Jairtsema
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids Junior College
Michigan Tech
Western Michigan
Rogers
Bay City
Georgia Tech
Mountaineers Host Panthers in split weekend
West Virginia University meets rival Pitt after a 1-1 Southern Conference doubleheader split with Richmond. WVU owns a 17-5-1 overall record and 6-4 in the league, following a 7-1 win at Richmond behind Jan Withrow’s homer and Jerry Meadows six strong innings in the nightcap.
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Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University
Pitt
Richmond
Mountaineers
WVU
Jan Withrow
Spiders
Dick Balderson
Mountaineer
Vaughn Kovach
Kovach
Emory Maiden
Jerry Meadows
Withrow
West Virginia
Spahn Considers Texas League Pitching Comeback
Milwaukee star lefty Warren Spahn, 45, weighing an offer to pitch in the Texas League after being released by the Giants. He cited recent TV watching and a call from El Peso manager Chuck Tanner as potential paths to show he can still get hitters out, while denying any concrete commitment or immediate play.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Spahn
San Francisco Giants
Chuck Tanner
el Peso
Braves
Oklahoma
Canadians Take Classic Division Lead In ABC Tourney
In Rochester New York the ABC Tournament, the PBA of Canada all star team moved into the five man lead with a six game total of 6915. They outpaced Jenny 5 of Rochester by two hundred one points and posted three game sets of 2980 and 2935. Anchor Lou Matassa led individuals with 616.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Professional Bowlers Association of Canada
American Bowling Congress
Jenny 5
Lou Matassa
Outstanding Bowlers Shine In Local League Series
Virginia Winzenreich 442 series Leola Tankersley 449, Kathy Smith 560, Kathleen Cole 555, Ginger Ayers 488, Mary Merrylees 448, Pat Robinson 521, Virginia Johnston 507, Quillie Anderson 454, Margie Hunter 448. Individual scores show strong teamwork and consistent strikes across the lineup.
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Virginia Winzenreich
Leola Tankersley
Kathy Smith
Kathleen Cole
Ginger Ayers
Mary Merrylees
Pat Robinson
Virginia Johnston
Quillie Anderson
Margie Hunter
Broken bone ends Graustark's Derby hopes at Keeneland
Graustark the Darby Dan colt, once hailed as a Derby favorite, sustained a broken bone in his left foreleg after the Bluegrass Stakes at Keeneland. Trainer Lloyd Gentry said he may never race again and that owner John Galbreath will decide future plans.
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John T. Kady
United Press International
Louisville
UPI
Graustark
Lloyd Gentry
Gentry
Keeneland
Abe
Braulio Baeza
Graus
Darby Dan
John Galbreath
Series players and scores from historic game list
The record enumerates players with associated series numbers and top game scores. Notable entries include Leonard Mabry 512, Rosalie Anderson 452, Edith Gorsica 462, Tom Williams 558, Jo Ann Brown 462, Thelma Goddard 478, Elmer St. Clair 635 with games 209 and 232, Essie Starr 465, Lonnie Linkous 516, George Williams 516, Ruth Lightner 457, and Thelma Thompson 516.
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Leonard Mabry
Rosalie Anderson
Howard Pettry
Edith Gorsica
Tom Williams
Ross Phipps
Thelma Thompson
Clara Mae Williams
Jo Ann Brown
Morgantown Gridder Inks WVU Grant
Morgantown High quarterback John Racin, 61, 175 pounds, signed a grant in aid scholarship to attend West Virginia University. Coach Jim Carlen signed Racin personally, making him the 22nd high school player to accept a WVU scholarship. Racin, a drop back passer, completed 80 of 135 attempts for 12 touchdowns as a senior.
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Morgantown
UPI
John Racin
West Virginia University
Jim Carlen
Racin
Gazette Relays Slated Tuesday at Laidley Field
In Charleston the Gazette Relays push on Tuesday after weekend rain halted events at Laidley Field. Nine Class AAA and remaining Class AA events will finish as leaders emerge, with Stonewall Jackson atop AAA at 35 points and Mount Hope leading Class AA at 45.
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Charleston
UPI
Gazette
Laidley Field
Stonewall Jackson
St. Albans
Huntington
Herbert Hoover
DuPont
Parkersburg
Oak Hills
Logan
George Washington
Dunbar
Huntington East
South Charleston
Beckley
Nicholas
Mount Hope
Fayetteville
Bluefield Park Central
Gauley Bridge
Ansted
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Littler
Beckleyan
Monte Blaney
Phil Hancock
Karl Klaus
Philip Lilly
Alan Mays
Dale Thomas
Nick Rizzi
Dewey Williams
David Neal
Mark Southern
Della Mae
Chariton Leasure
Michael Kelly
Fewin Wolfe
Terry Waddell
Stephen Wolfe
David Baker
Norman Southern
Ricky Lewis
Jon Terry
Jack Marshall
Harry Symonds
Kenneth Keingman
John Pedro
Michael Klaus
Robert Cimala
Douglas Marshall
Russell Kelly
Thomas Glover
Jack Klaus
Robert Nedd
Alts Sian
Panthers
Richard Bong
ABC
Goodyear
A. J. Foyt
America
Whitewalls
Canada
Appalachian Tire Products, Inc
Sprague
Calloway Heights
Winding Gulf
Melody Shop Il
Sophia Electric
Mustangs
Sophia Cash
Mit
the Little Five
Guy Furniture Lla
Coal City
Tams
Lucky Four
Bolters
Williams Funeral Home
Guy Furni
Elmer High
Oather St. Clair
Thelma Rushbrooke
Fiie- Thompson
da Campbell
the Little Oats
Vide Goddard
McVey
Cather Rushbrooke
Freida Campbell
Vicie McVey
Tony Milano
David Clay
Bowl-Wick Business
Saks Jewelers
Bex's Discount
Ib Spark’s TV
the Pagoda
Stover Appliance
Henry’s Drive-In
Montgomery Ward
Beckley Mfg
W. T. Grant Co
John W. Eye
Bex’s
Neville ST
Fedeal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Roya
Bank of America
Mademoiselle
Westinghouse
Ius
Argus
P.O
New York
Wahetaen
Dewey
Ee Mnetan Beter Ate
Zeripstekes
Royal Crown
Joaing
Missouri
Ilorda
Florida
Pound Ridge
Royal Crown Cola
Royal Crown Cole
RC Royal Crown Cola
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