Woodrow Wilson Faces Sophia In Section 4 Final Today
In Warren Williams Field action, Woodrow Wilson meets Sophia in the Section 4 Region 5 final after Sophia upset Clear Fork and Woodrow Wilson topped Stratton. Marsh Fork edged Stoco 4-3 to win Section 3 Region 6. Jim Clay and Kenny Scarbro starred as the Bulldogs advance to the regional tournament.
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Undefeated Softball Teams Project Record
City Softball League action at Ballard Stadium saw Financiers outscore Combined Insurance 11 to 10 while Long Airdox defeated Jim mie s Place 11 to 8. RBI highlights included Lane and Shulties with 3 each, 2B by Shulties Littlejohn Lane Hatcher, and Francis with a 3B.
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Dias Floral Team Uniforms Set for Sunday Distribution
Manager Frank Surge says uniforms for Dias Floral team in Beckley Warren Williams League will be distributed at 5 p.m. Sunday at Warren Williams Field.
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Lynch Traded To Buck Lac
Pittsburg Pirates reacquired 32 year old outfielder Jerry Lynch in a straight swap for veteran Bob Skinner. Lynch joked that pinch hitting keeps him swinging. Skinner broke in with the Pirates in 1954.
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Kennedy Returns to Washington from York Farm Club
The Washington Senators announced they would call up third baseman Kennedy from their York Pa farm club in the Eastern League to reach the 25 player limit as he returns to Washington.
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Gil Loses In Debut As Manager As Orioles Top Senators
Orioles defeat the Washington Senators 6 to 0 behind a three win season start for Jim Palmer era contender Robin Roberts who beats Hodges in manager debut. Hodges faces first loss managing the Senators as Roberts fires seven strikeouts through nine innings. Reds top Braves 20? Cardinals shut out Cubs to boost NL standings.
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West Liberty Begins NAIA Baseball Play in Georgia
West Liberty College of West Virginia faced Carson Newman University in the Area 7 NAIA baseball tournament in Statesboro Georgia. The Hilltoppers opened with a 2-1 loss to Troy State College of Alabama in eight innings.
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Televised Dream Mile At Modesto Feature Race
The California Relays in Modesto Calif hosts a televised dream mile between world record holder Peter Snell of New Zealand and American titlist Jim Beatty. ABC will air the event live Saturday night per UPI.
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Nicklaus Aces Hole One Ties Memphis Open Lead
Jack Nicklaus, after making a 185 yard hole in one at the third hole, shot 67 to share the early lead with Cary Middlecoff and six others in the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. Gary Player faltered to par 70 as Lionel Hebert trailed. several players posted 68 to stay within reach.
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George Knudson
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NFL Teams To Share Equally In TV Income
In St Louis the NFL spring meeting announced equal distribution of television revenue for the 1964 65 season and outlined plans for next spring's bidding for the TV contract covering all 14 clubs. It also paid tribute to Ernie Davis and announced IRS approval of the league pension plan with monthly benefits scaled by years of service after age 65.
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Tork Wins In France At Rainy International Meet
West Virginia's Dave Tork won the pole vault in Mantes France at the international track meet. His winning vault was 15 feet 5 12 inches amid rain. French champion Maurice Houvion challenged him, clearing 14 feet 9 inches.
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Piersall Traded to Mets Promises Quick Learn and Impact
UPI reports Jimmy Piersall, 33, shifts from the American League to the National League to join the New York Mets. He vows to learn fast and prove he has much baseball left, joining Casey Stengel’s cellar club before a game with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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