Senior club tops 50yard outdoor shoot and celebrates aging outdoors
A Rifle Talk column recalls two elderly outdoorsmen enjoying deer hunting and a senior club victory at a 50yard outdoor shoot. Top scores include Bob Wolfe 91 Corbin 91 Eddie Loy 91 and Lee Woolf 92 in a father son pairing. The piece urges broader club inclusion of families to boost membership and oppose restrictive gun laws.
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Bob Wolfe
Corbin
Eddie Loy
Lee Woolf
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F. L. Woolf
Lee
Yankees edge Red Sox in first game with two-hitter by Nixon
Jim Bouton and the Yankees pitched eight innings of no hit ball before Russ Nixon led off the ninth with a single and the club completed a two-hitter in a 50 first-game victory over Boston. The Yankees also won the nightcap 3-0.
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Associated Press
Jim Bouton
Yankees
Russ Nixon
Boston
Russians Abstain From National Tennis Tourney
The National Tennis fee ships open at West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills with 80 stars from 28 countries. The Soviet Union did not send players, amid questions of cost and political embarrassment. Czechoslovakia and Hungary join the field as rounds begin. Chuck McKinley and Margaret Smith head the top seeds.
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West Side Tennis Club
Soviet Union
Toomis Lejus
Sergi Gamer
Dmitri
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Chuck McKinley
Margaret Smith
Touchdown Club Elects Cornwell President for 1963 64
Billy Cornwell is named president of the James Wood Touchdown Club for 1963 64 succeeding Tommy Grove. Officers include Charles Catlett as vice president Richard Goode treasurer Archie Manuel secretary with Manuel the athletic director. Board members listed. Meetings set for first Wednesday each month at 7 30 p.m. at the Lee Jackson Restaurant.
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James Wood Touchdown Club
Tommy Grove
Charles Catlett
Richard Goode
Archie
Manuel
James Wood High
Frank Schecter
Luther Dorsey
Emery Rogers
Ralph Brown
Dave Braithwaite
Lynn Comer
Owen Shull
Curtis Frey Cornwell
Lee-Jackson
Touchdown Club
Willie Mays Quiet On 400th Home Run Feat
Willie Mays becomes the first right handed NL slugger to reach 400 home runs as the Giants beat the Cardinals 7 2. He notes his first homer was just as important and shrugs at records as he maintains a hot batting stretch and eyes Mel Ott’s NL mark.
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Willie Mays
Willie
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Mays
Curt Simmons
Mel Ott
Virginia golfers name two for National Amateur ride
Winnie Giles and Bill Cowardin claimed the two Virginia berths in the National Amateur after strong rounds at the James River course. Giles, 1962 state amateur champion, shot 75 71 46 to qualify, while Cowardin posted 78 72 150 to secure the second spot amid high grass and high scores.
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Lynchburg
James River
Country Club of
Virginia
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