Walter Junior Golf Tourney crowns junior champion tomorrow
The Glen Arven Junior Golf Tournament renamed the John Walter Junior Tourney honors Walter who joined the local Country Club as golf pro in May. The event tests under18 players in match play demanding skill and desire to win with many past competitors, including Marcus Calhoun, showing how dedication shapes champions.
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Strikes and Spares: Incorrect 5 Pin Hit Faults
Bowling expert Joe Wilman explains why leaving the 5 pin on a 5-7 split is a fault and how proper pin action and slight body shift can improve strikes. He promotes his pocket guide Three Ways to Better Bowling available for 10 cents via self addressed envelope.
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Junior Golfers Advance In Glen Arven Match Play
The John Walter Junior Golf Tournament enters its third round with match play underway at Glen Arven. Medalist Tommy James, who qualified with a two over par 14, advanced after a 4 and 3 win over Mike Mason, facing Jack Megahee this morning.
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Sunnyland II, Moose Win In Little and Pony Leagues
Sunnyland beat the E ! team 51 in Little League as Jimmy Crosby led with three hits including a home run. Moose defeated Neel's 64 in Pony League with Tommy Banks and Edwin Chambers each two hits, Banks homering to seal a late rally. Darrell Sumner earned the Little League win. Dwight Voyles won in Pony League.
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Church Softball League Opens With Two Church Wins
First Presbyterian beat East Side Baptist 8 to 5 with Robert Jinright earning the win and Talmadge Ferguson doubling twice. First Baptist defeated Dawson Street Baptist 7 to 1 as Ray Groover posted a triple double and Jack Kelly took the loss. Games are played Tuesdays and Fridays at the Coats and Clark recreation area.
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Gibbs debuts with Richmond Virginians in style
Jake Gibbs, longtime Yankees bonus baby, begins pro career with the Richmond Virginians of the International League. He collects five hits across a doubleheader after an early strikeout and fielding miscue, driving in a run in the nightcap as Richmond defeats Toronto 3-1. Bill Carr homers in game one for the victory.
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Carry Back Treated for Ankle Infection in Oceanport
Carry Back, the 3-year-old colt and Belmont Stakes favorite, received treatment for an ankle infection in Oceanport New Jersey. Veterinarian Dr William Reed from Belmont Park reported X rays showed no fracture, leaving future racing uncertain.
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Rules Set For Star Tilts In 1980 Pattern
Reverting to 1980 format, each league will have a Simon squad at San Francisco and 28 at Boston. Eight starters, excluding pitchers, are chosen by votes of players coaches and managers. the rest by opposing managers. In the second game managers pick three additional players while keeping 26, except pitchers. Paul Pichards to manage AL in Stengel’s absence. Danny Murtaugh to manage the Nationals. First game at 1 p.m. San Francisco time, second at 3 p.m. MST with prices 8 to 12 dollars. Voting June 28 to June 29, results July 5. No player votes for his own teammate.
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Palmer Beats Hebert in Match at Olympia Fields
U S Open champion Arnold Palmer beat PGA titlist Jay Hebert 69 to 78 on the Olympia Fields north course scene of the National PGA Tourney set for July 27-30. Palmer finished 34-35 to par 69. Hebert 37-36 for 78.
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