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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1962

Page

10

Not Interested In Sports Father Surprised By Son Bane Sarrett

The father of Woodrow Wilson standout Bane Sarrett recalls surprising his son’s early disinterest in sports. Bane’s rise began in sixth grade, leading Beckley to a 20–0 season and a state title. He capped his high school career with multiple All-State honors, a Morgantown trophy, and a commitment to Western Kentucky University to study physical education and business.

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National League Standings And Schedule Summary

STAN NINGS By United Press International shows National League standings with teams like San Francisco St. Louis Pittsburgh Los Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati Milwaukee Houston Chicago New York and their records. Friday’s probable pitchers include Pierce Ellsworth Craig Owens Padres Friend Woodeshick and Hendley. Saturday’s schedule lists Los Angeles at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Cincinnati Houston at Milwaukee and San Francisco at Chicago.

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Buzhardt Blanks Yankees and Chicago Moves Into Second

White Sox pitcher Johnny Buzhardt shut out the New York Yankees 1-0 to snap a seven game Yankee run and lift Chicago into second place. Jim Landis homered in the fourth. Ford suffered his first letdown of the season. Curt Simmons blanked the Houston Colts 4-0 as the Cardinals climbed to 4-0 in his four straight wins. Runnels fueled a Red Sox win over the Senators with three RBIs as Monbouquette won. Pirates, Braves, and Giants also played as San Francisco kept a nine game streak alive.

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Derby Favorite Sir Gaylord Withdrawn From Race

Sir Gaylord was pulled from the Kentucky Derby after a lame workout. The 8 to 5 favorite faced a doubtful racing future as Churchill Downs prepared for the 88th running. Other horses like Doc Jocoy and Donut King also faced setbacks, while Aidan held as second choice with Manny Ycaza aboard.

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Panthers End WVU Win Streak

Pitt pitcher John Carlisle silenced West Virginia as the Panthers beat the Mountaineers 2-0 at Forbes Field. Carlisle improved to 4-1, striking out nine while allowing two hits and two walks. Corky Cuthbert drove in both Pitt runs with two singles and a double, ending WVU’s seven game win streak and leaving WVU at 13-4.

Pittsburgh UPI John Carlisle University of Pittsburgh West Virginia University Panthers Forbes Field Carlisle Mountaineers Corky Cuthbert Pitt West Virginia Morgantown W. Va Joe Jeran WVU

Major League Boxscores National League

Pitching results show several 3-0 shutouts with Donovan Barber Belinsky and Bunning all blanked opponents. Purkey and O'Dell led 2-0 decisions for Reds and Giants while Simmons and Pierce contributed as Cardinals and Giants pitchers in other 4-0 and 2-0 scores.

Donovan Indians Barber Orioles Belinsky Angels Bunning Tigers Purkey Reds Simmons Cards Pierce Giants McBean Pirates O'Dell

Dunbar Eyes Upset at Gazette Relays

Dunbar coach Delmar Good believes his Bulldogs can overtake Stonewall Jackson this season. They face SJ again in the Gazette Relays with Strong teams from Charleston Parkersburg Huntington Nitro South Charleston DuPont and Logan also entered. The meet features Class Triple A and Class AA divisions with six teen events on the slate.

Charleston W. Va UPI Dunbar Delmar Good Bulldogs Stonewall Jackson Generals Gazette Good Stonewall Hope Parkersburg Huntington Nitro South Charles DuPont Logan

Cleveland Grabs Tasby from Senators in 3-way trade

The Cleveland Indians acquired centerfielder Willy Tasby from Washington for two left handers Don Rudolph and Steve Hamilton. Tasby, 29, hit .251 in 141 games for the Senators last season. Rudolph, 30, was drafted from Indianapolis and led the league with an 18-9 record in 1901. Hamilton, 26, has an option to Jacksonville in the International League.

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WVU Loses Hawkins End For Spring Drills

West Virginia University sophomore end Jim Hawkins of South Charleston will miss the remainder of spring practice after a hairline ankle fracture. The 6-1, 190-pound player sustained the injury during a spring drill while attempting to catch a pass as drills continue toward the May 12 intra-squad game.

Morgantown W. Va UPI West Virginia University Jim Hawkins South Charleston Hawkins Gene Corum

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