Betty Hicks to lead golf clinic at Fountain Head Club
Betty Hicks visits Fountain Head Country Club for a 1 p.m. clinic and nine hole exhibition with FHCC ladies champion Mrs. Slocum and others. Free public event follows a noon luncheon, expected to draw hundreds of golf enthusiasts. Hicks, a Wilson advisor, recently shot 69 at Kenwood and has rich amateur and pro credentials.
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Robert Nichols
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United States
Kenwood Country Club
Washington
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Associated Press
Valley Little League to Open Season With Four Teams
Valley Little League announces its first season in the Chewsville Cavetown area with four teams. The opening game June 27 at the new Valley League field west of Chews ville features Chewsville Lions vs Jefferson Heights nine. Sponsors include Chenaville Lions Club Pangborn North African Cement Corp and Jefferson Heights Civic Association.
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Norman Haines
North American
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Hagerstown
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Halfway Loop
Williamsport
Braves Search For Left Field After Schoendienst Trade
Milwaukee reports the Braves acquired Red Schoendienst for Bobby Thomson Danny OConnell and Ray Crone to bolster second base but left field remains unsettled. Wes Covington and Andy Parke likely share duties with John De Merit possibly seeing action as Milwaukee eyes fielding options.
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Pittsburgh
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University of Wisconsin
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Wichite
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Station Furniture clinches first-half softball title with shutout win
Station Furniture Company captured the first-half championship in the Community Softball League by a 40 run against Hemp's Esso. The win completed their 12th straight game without a defeat, giving them a four game lead with three remaining. Winning pitcher Billy Basore pitched another complete whitewash as Don Menner contributed.
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Station
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Hancock softball results and league schedule summary
East End blanked Funkstown 8 0 behind Earl Williams two hits and Elias and Zombro three and two hits. Menner hit a two run homer for Hemp's with R Brachey 2 for 3. Tel phone moved into 14th place by beating Noland Company. Thura sen pitched and added a 2 5 triple. Next Tuesday Hancock and Piney Plains meet at City Park Hancock with many games listed for the week.
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Elias
Zombro
P Telephone
Noland Company
Toe
Otra Sen
Selena
Dick J
P.m. Kilne
Adams Grace Nasrene
Chidhall
Chane
Gak
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All-Star Contest Set For July 12th
William Shuman of Greencastle announced the Pennsylvania Department set July 12 for the annual all-star game between York and Franklin counties at York stadium 5:30 p m. Franklin County teams will select players on July 5 with York players auditioning in Harrisburg for 18 to report August 3 for the All Host game at Connie Mack Stadium Philadelphia sponsored by the Philadelphia Inquirer and Phil…
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Olson Ready for Comeback Fights Maxim in Portland
Bobo Olson, insisting he remains as durable as when he held the middleweight title, returns tonight in a 10 round bout against former light heavyweight contender Joey Maxim in Portland Oregon. Olson’s manager Sid Flaherty of San Francisco says Maxim is the man to test Olson’s readiness for a return to the big time.
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Bobo) Olson
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Whitacre Posts Highest Score In Archery Tourney
At Potomac Fish and Game Club near Williamsport more than 15 archers competed in the Maryland State Tournament sanctioned by the Association of Maryland Bowhunters. E i C Whiteacre of Shawnee Archery Club posted the day’s top score 334 in the Expert Bowmen Class. Phares Witmer won Men’s Bowmen, Lewis Blenard topped Men’s Archer Class, Raymond Durboran led Men’s Novice, Mary Ann Legore captured Women’s Bowmen with 162, Mildred Kane Women’s Novice, Sohn Hetzer Junior Bowmen 232, Dayne Whiteacre Junior Archer 112, Marvin Weaver Jr Junior Novice 47. A Ground Hog Derby followed, four hogs shot. M E Boward’s 21 1/2 inch, 44 4 pound hog led, with FE B Kenner R H Kempt and M L Weaver Sr also noted.
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Big League Leaders Top-Seeded Netters LONDON Wimbledon
Officials agreed with gamblers fans and players to name Lew Hoad of Australia and Althea Gibson of New York as top seeds for the June championships. Mantle and Musial lead National League in key categories. Aaron leads MLB in runs and home runs. Bunning dominates pitching and strikeouts.
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U S Open Champion Mayer to miss Flint tourney
National Open champion Dick Mayer, sidelined by a stomach disorder, will skip the Flint Open at the Mint Golf Club. Mayer, who won the national title in a playoff with Caryl Middlecoff, underwent exam revealing ulcers. Tournament director Harvey Raynor said rest is required as Mayer recovers.
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Fearnow Leads American Little League Hitting Leaders
Fearnow tops the American Little League hitting race with a .2687 average for the first half. Craig Etchison of the Police sits in second at .500, with three batters—Jimmy Starr Joe Foreind and Tony Cianelli—at .400 or better. Eleven batters total hit .200 or better among players with at least 10 at bats.
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Dodge Team Wins Qn Unearned Runs
The Dodge team beat Naceo 3-2 in the Prep League at Rest Reservoir Park with all runs unearned. Terry Batley earned the win over Skip Vance as both sides committed five errors, and Dutch Harnes and Ron Myers contributed key plays in the rally.
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Lioy
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