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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1961

Page

9

NBA to Start Pension Plan for Players

NBA players will contribute 500 dollars annually toward a pension fund, with owners matching per player on each team. A pension committee, including owners Eddie Gottlieb Walter Brown Fred Zollner and Dave Trager, and player reps Richie Guerin Gene Shue Tommy Heinsohn, will meet around June 19 to finalize plans. The Board also announced the 1962 All Star Game in St Louis and pending franchise bids from Baltimore and San Francisco.

NBA League Board of Governors Eddie Gottlieb Philadelphia Warriore Walter Brown Boston Celtics Fred Zollner Detroit Pistons Dave Trager New Chicago Packers Richie Guerin New York Knickerbockers Gene Shue Detroit Tommy Heinsohn Boston Heinsohn Players’ Association Bob Pettit St. Louis Shue Baltimore San Francisco

UPI report shows Hemus clashes with umpire Dascoli at Forbes Field

A rain postponement in the St Louis at Pittsburgh game set the stage for a heated exchange between Cardinal manager Solly Hemus and umpire Frank Dascoli. Hemus called Dascoli arrogant, Dascoli answered that Hemus is an umpire baiter with a poor reputation.

Pittsburgh UPI Cardinal Solly Hemus Frank Dascoli Hemus Dascoli David Goliath Forbes Field St. Louis KMOX Harry Caray Philadelphia Frank Secory Solly Philly Jim Woods Ken Boyer Secory Gus Pirate Danny Murtaugh Smoky Burgess Cincinnati Murtaugh Caray Cascoli St. Louis Cardinals Bush Busher

Red Sox Slump Hits Nine Hits In Three Losses

Washington reports Boston Red Sox batters struggle with only nine hits and one run across three straight losses. Manager Mike Higgins searches for offense as team batting average sits at 167. Star outfielder Jackie Jensen endures a 13 at bat hitless stretch.

Washington UPI Boston Red Sox Mike Higgins Red Sox Boston Jackie Jensen Nary

Granatelli Says He'll Be Back At Speedway

Granatelli departs for California vowing return next Memorial Day 500 with two cars and seven drivers if needed. He has signed Dick Rathmann to pilot the yellow and black Novi with a second driver to be a rookie or hot prospect developed during the year. After a string of misfortune including engine and transmission failures, he withdraws for safety stating the car will be ready for qualification but not sent out with an unfamiliar driver.

Indianapolis Ind Andy Granatelli Novi California Granatelli Dick Rathmann Rosellé Ill Lew Welch Ralph Ligouri Russ Congdon Ligouri

Beckley Semi-Pro Team Opens Season Away

Beckley semi pro baseball opens 1961 season on the road against MW team at Market Wednesday night at 8. Manager Pat Fragile lists possible starters such as Harry Perkowski Bob Cerrito Leonard Davis Willie Jo Chandler Wheel Thomas Ken Wheeler Denny Skiles Dwayne McGraw Jack Perry and Ted Belcher and hopes Walter Craddock will join the trip and play if he reports. Players expected to attend must be at the Smokehouse by 6 p.m. Wednesday.

Beckley Market Pat Fragile Fragile Harry Perkowski Bob Cerrito Leonard Davis Willie Jo Chand Ler Wheel Thomas Ken Wheeler Denny Skiles Dwayne McGraw Jack Perry Ted Belcher Walter ‘Craddock Craddock Smokehouse

Huntington Douglass High Drops Football

Huntington's Douglass High cancels its eight game football schedule due to rising costs and low attendance. Principal Joseph Slash cites high stadium rental and equipment prices as reasons, with enrollment under 100 in grades 10 to 12 due to integration and only about 30 boys remaining.

Huntington W. Va UPID Douglass High Joseph Slash Slash Guyan Valley Clear Fork Crum Kenova Buffalo Williamson Liberty Hannon Logan Aracama South Point Ohio

Miteff Favorite To Whip Williams In Houston Fight

Cleveland Williams, back from a Gulf Coast fishing trip, dismisses Miteff as an 85 favorite for their 10 round heavyweight bout at the Sam Houston Coliseum. Williams, 50-4 with 41 knockouts, weighs about 210 pounds, while Miteff weighs about 208. Both boxers eye a title shot with Floyd Patterson if he avoids Sonny Liston or other top challengers.

Houston, Tex UPI Cleveland Williams Gulf Coast Alex Miteff Williams Sam Houston Coliseum Miteff Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston

Will Carry Back Run Out Of Ground Sat

Baltimore report notes owner trainer Jack Price optimistic Carry Back will not run out of ground in the Preakness. The colt, aiming to convert Derby speed after a longer Churchill Downs stretch, breezed a mile in 1:34 2-5 on a slow Pimlico track, with rivals Crozier and Globemaster also working out.

Baltimore UPI Jack Price Pimlico Churchill Downs Price Carry Back The Ohioan

Stoco Favored To Win Raleigh County Track Title

Four Raleigh County schools plan full-event entries in the Raleigh County League Track Meet at Woodrow Wilson's Oval Wednesday at 1 p.m. Stoco, defending champs led by John Norris and seniors Bowman and Lilly, are favored to repeat despite weather delays and missing meet records. Shady Spring Stratton and Trap Hill will field strong contingents, with Mark Twain entering selected events.

Raleigh County Woodrow Wilson’s Oval Ken Wheeler Stoco Stoco Indians Shady Spring Stratton Trap Hill Mark Twain Wheeler Raleigh Glen Daniel Big Stick Murray Jeffries Joseph Seal Jeffries John Norris Jimmy Bowman Albert Lilly Bowman Lilly Don Manning al Harper

OH Youth League announces players for Oak Hill summer league

Oak Hill Youth Baseball, Inc. announced team rosters for an older youth league to operate this summer. President Elmer Sheaves urged adults to help and listed four teams Colts A, Colts B, Lions C, and Seals D with managers Charles Jackson Homer Legg White Carl Ingrean Fleming and a list of players. Players aged 13 to 15 were asked to meet May 18 at Summerlee field and bring birth certificates.

OAK Hill ANL Oak Hill Youth Baseball, Inc Elmer Sheaves Summerlee Sheaves Harold Hall Leonard Price James Heath Clyde Dove Jack Flint Pete Blackwell Everett Flint David Miller George Jacobson

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