Crampton Leads Hartford Open Round One
Bruce Crampton of Australia led the Greater Hartford Open after a five under par 65 in the opening round at Waterbury Country Club. A misput spoiled a front nine record attempt, while several players chased early leaders including defending champion Charlie Sifford and other notable names.
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Hawnford
Conn
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Hartford
Crampton
Wathersfield Country Club
Gro
Sydney
Killy — Maxwell
Ron Corrada
AL Harding
Ken Still
Mason Rudolph
Billy Caspec
TCO
Skee Riegel
Weadlock
Charlie Sifford
Wware
Crampes Wi
Ken Bul
Hon Corrusa
Mason Rudelpis
UML
Maxwell AL Casper Nave Marr
Ancol
Mike Fatchick
Dack
Hteewan
Johnny Pot
Wea
Elbe
Truro
Lote
Tnidler
World Series Tickets Approved for Velolt Meets Cardinals
Baseball Commissioner William D Eckert announced official approval Thursday for World Series tickets. The St Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers have not clinched all, but with the Cardinals atop the National League and the Tigers leading the AL, the event is shaping up. Ground rules were set at Eckerts office. The first two games will be in the National League City on Oct 2 and 3 with the off day for travel. Games in the American League city will be Oct 5, 6 and 7. if necessary, games Oct 12 and 18 will be in the National League city.
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Cow Zu Tbaay
Willian D. Eckert
St. Couly Cardinals
JM Hames
Tigers
Eckert
Dwo
Qel
Dan
Bravel
Collins Juniors Stop Pirates At Home Defense
The Collins Junior High Imps beat Fayetteville Junior High 12 to 0, holding them scoreless in the opener. Tammy Fate scored on a four yard run and another from 12 yards after Pate advances, Collins earning 18 first downs to Fayetteville’s nine amid multiple fumbles. Fayellville meets Ansted next, Collins faces Beckley.
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Collins Junior High
Imps
Fayetteville Junior High
Collins
Tammy Fate
Pate
Rame
Colling
Fayetteville
Tost
Fayellvville
Ansted
Beckley
Fayelieville Jr
OO Collins Jr
Tommy Tate
Rush
Tommy Pate
Area Grid Roundup Highlights Week Two Football
Hills and towns brace for Friday and Saturday games led by Oak Hill at East Bank and Fayetteville at Montgomery. Kay Kline notes Woodrow Wilson backs, Greenbrier East, Northfork and Mullens prep to host, with key backs Harold Childress and Dwaine Acord highlighted. scores and outcomes remain uncertain as teams chase early-season form.
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Ty Kun Clay Register
East Bank
Pioneers
Red Devils
Madison
Fense
Oak Ulll
Orga
Henry Keil
Tim Hoath
Stanley Harri
Oak Hill
Montgomery
Grove
Mount Mone
Summerville
Mount Hope
Manes
Oceana
Store 92
Coal
Indians
Bil Armachain
John Wood
Wood
Steve
Armachain
Marsh Fork
Poca
Bulldogs
Mullens JV
Clear Fork
Clear Fork Panthers
Panthers
Trap Hill
Clear Net Fork
Beate JV
Register Pendictions
Fayet
Hnifback Dwaine Acord
Donnie Loyd
Acord
Toy
Hinton
Greenbrier East
Sophia
Myles
Inton Bobcats
Sophia Jue Wawski
Fo Mullens
Tal
Greenbeier East
Bluebcird Park Central
Bobeots
Princeton
Blue Hawks
Herd
Iront Park
Jerry Wallace
Eddie O ' Thao
Rebels
Stack James Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Joe Blankenlof
Ship
Aeanewsve
The
Blues
Hawks
State
Harold Childress
Chil- Matewan
al Baileysville
Dress
Baileysvills Roughriders
Fayetteville
Metowan
Pirates
Matewan
Marsh Fork Uy
Roughriders
Washington Redskins 1959 outlook hinges on Jurgensen comeback
Preview of 1968 Pro Football Clubs notes Washington Redskins' prospects for 1959 with Sonny Jurgensen’s elbow surgery healing and Otto Graham rebuilding. Discusses QB options, potential running game, and defense with Kammerer Rutgens Snidow Barnes Hanburger Huff replacement dynamics. Mentions roster moves, linemen Promuto Wooten and Be bun past health, plus early season tests and fan expectations.
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Jerry Smith
Bobby Mitchell
Washington
Graham
Marlin McKeever
Minnesota
Mitchell
Shel Redskins
Pharley
Jerry Allen
Baltimore
Steven Thurlow
A. D
Whitchild
Freeg Ye Larson
Tay McDonald
Lon Hass
Vince Promuto
John Wooten
Cleveland Browns
Redskins
Carl T Kammerer
Joe Rutgens
Ron Snidow
Walt Barnes
Spain Musgrove
Twelacker
Vallid
Chris Hanburger
Sam Huff
Jim Carrell
Steve Jackson
Trans Et Dans
Buckeye Donkey Baseball at Oceana Field Features Jaycees and Fire Dept
Oceana Jaycees and Oceana Volunteer Fire Department sponsor a Buckeye Donkey Baseball game at 8 pm Saturday on the Oceana High School Athletic Field. Admission is one dollar for adults and five cents for children under 14. Jaycees players listed include Ernest Prichard and Jack Elkina. fire department lineup features Steve Morgan and Arnold Miracle with several extras.
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Oceana
HNS
Oceana Jaycees
Oceana Volunteer Fire Department
Oceana High School
Jaycees
Ernest Prichard
Tom Patrie
David Mager Shartstop
Jerry Jewell
Dick Morgan
Teddy Gibson
BU Johnson
Jack Elkina
Jerry Noelcatcher
Howard Shephard
Jack Shephard
John, Hoxey
Leo Maynard
Fle
Steve Morgan
Rissc Davis
Arnold Miracle
Aliorfatop
Jerry Brinkley
Ernest Walker
Osar Morgan
Donald Tibson
Earth Toler
Earl Leaf
Ralph Micky
Johnny Alli
Gerald Short
Richard Justice
West Virginia Fishing Report Notes Mixed Results
The weekly fishing report shows bass and crappie near Sutton Lake and Bluestone Lake with clear to milky water and high to medium flows. A standout catch was a 27 1 2 pound crappie and sunfish near Bulljatringe, while darker streams report variable conditions and some poor action at Bluestone Lake. Lore includes references to Claytor, Alrol, and Sincelnpoor.
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West Virginia
Middle Ysiwad Resources Department
South Molstm Lake
Bulljatringe
Bluestone Lake
Norm Clay
Alrol
Sincelnpoor
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Beaii
V'S
AL Montgom
Lanet
Pineville
Roughriters
Jerey Miller
Jerry Younce
Brendon Hatfield
Hatfield
Younee
Blievilla
Shady Spring
Nigers
Shady
Peterstown
Rungay
E. Connor
Lester Plumley
Connor
Plumley
Bail
Minutemen
Charles
Sisuillwo
Butch Downs
Fallie Frye
Kamett Pineville
Northfork
Steen
Blue Demons
Coal City
Stoco Indians
Giese
Stoco
Sat Ioenann
Jurner
Mustangs
Sonae
Ted Davidson
Jerry
Booker
Teddy Claytor
T Summersville
Webster Springs
Wildcats
Mullens
John Moore
Dave Luens
Une
Bobcasts
Lynn Goins
Steve Ward
Larry Meador
Milton Haakins
Mike Rhodes
Roy Salmane
Washington Redskins
Charley Taylor
Cleveland Brown
Washington Reskins
National Footballange
Durham
N.C
Sonny Jurgensen
Jurgensen
Baker
Duke
Clurgy
Merapy
Tedskins
NFL
Mosses
Otto Graham
Graham — Syithout
Sonny
Sim Ninoowski
Marty Theofilides
Gary Bebun
Teville
Summersville
Moun
Tope
Mulfens
Juuna
Auming Auusace
Baileysville
Louis Vard
Pat Fischer
Street
Jim
Yazoo) Smith
Feo
Van
Hinton Oregon
Oceana Field
Larry Hrehm
Mike Wikel
Dave Mucay
Billy Elkins
Jabr. Moore
Sophia Blue Hawks
Hick
TIN Collins
Vayetteville
Felt
Apm
Sophis
Mollens
Northtark
Stoca
Green
East
Sap
Fayette & Church Streets
Uniroye
Jamooth Mreseff
FRICE
Coats
Dacron & Cotton
Neville ST
Charleston and
Logan Stores
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