Kingsport News from Kingsport, Tennessee • Page 10

II Friday. June 21, 1963 '63 Appalachian League Schedule OUT AT HOME--Big Harvey Chaffin (3), an Oklahoman, sped in from the pitchers mound to cover home plate after a pitch got past the catcher. He got the ball in time to guard home plate and tag- sliding Larry Sellers, Greencastle, Pa. This occurred during a practice game this week in the Kings- T-N Photo by Stephens port Pirates training camp. Both Chaffin and Sellers stand a good chance of remaining with the Pirates here this summer, according to officials.

The squad will be cut this week before the opening game Monday here with Bluefield. Kingsport's Greer Rates High In Knox Drag Races Kingsport's Shirl Greer will be one of the men lo heat when the biggest, drag racing event ever in (his section of the nation gels underway at Knoxville's Tennessee Air National Guard Facilities July 27. The event, the All-Southeastern National Hot Rod Association Drag Meet, will last for two days and will see some $5,000 in money and prizes given away. Nationally prominent drag racing figures from all over the nation will compete in the event which will be run on 10,000 feel of runway at the air strip. The NHRA will direct the meet, making all records set eligible for national consideration.

The top eliminator in dragsters will receive $750, second place will be worth 55(10 and third place will draw $250. The same money will be awarded in the super stock class though the first three places. Money will be awarded in all classes except in the regular street machine class. Trophies will be awarded in all classes. Entries already filed in the dragster class are from Pete Robinson, Atlanta; Ray Goodman, Memphis; and John Reed, Decatur, Ga.

Don Nicholson and Hubert Platt are entered in a pair of 1963 Chevrolets. Gene Hinson and Julian Peele, both of Dunn, N. are entered in Plymouths along with Greer. AND LATER, TEED OFF--Defending U.S. Open champion Jack Nicklaus tees off on number one Thursday opening his title defense in the kingpin of golf tournaments.

Later in the day, the 23-year-old Nicklaus must Ml' 1'hololaM have been "teed off" plenty as he around the Country Club course at Brookline, Mass, 'in 76 strokes. His old rivals, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player, did only a little better, carding 73 and 74, respectively. Tulsa Seeks Good Little Man--About Six Feet Two By BOB MAKING TULSA, (AP) Tulsa's Joe Swank is in the unusual position for a basketball coach -of looking for a lilllc man. ll's mil Swank would be delighted Iq find a man about fi-fcel 2 who could score and also be a team leader. Bul lhal clesciipfion fits Kins, Ihc Hurricane's slar i performer fur Ihrcc vcars.

Swank ot Ihc Swank would lurn si hs M1 jlls -foolcr. II jusl lhal ncxl flown a It jusi mai nc.vi; ninn (c Kjn season hell have Ihe lallc.il crcwi in his four years as Hurricane 1 "'N an(l hac klmc a iHcvclonc slarlctl 7.i 76 liil Text Of UT Resolutions KNOXVILLE (AP) These are resolutions passed by the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees Thursday involving Bowden Wyatt and new athletic appointments. "Be it resolved that; "1. The employment of Mr. Bowden Wyatt be extended, with full pay but without duties in the Department of Athletics, to June 30, 1964, at which time his employment shall terminate.

"2. Mr. Robert Woodruff be appointed director of athletics, effective July 1, 1963, at the salary payable monthly at the rate of $16,000 per year. "3. Mr.

James McDonald be appointed head football coach effective July 1, 1963, at a salary payable at the rate of $15,000 per year." The second resolution: "The board of trustees of the University of Tennessee, assembled in annual meeting June 20, 1963, expressed sincere appreciation to coach Bowden Wyatt for his dedicated leadership over the years and extends all best wishes for a speedy recovery." Mets Cheered As They Get Nod Over Yanks NEW YORK (AP) An inspired Mets team, leaving its bag of errors outside the ball park along with a pile of banned signs, mauled the mighty Yankees 6-2 Thursday night in an all New York exhibition baseball game lor the benefit of the sandlots. A bugleless, placardies fire cracker throwing crowd of 50,742, cheering all things Mets and jeering all things Yankee, watched with joy as the world champions wound up splitting a day-night doubleheader with the inept of both major leagues. The Yankees had edged the American League cellar dwelling Washington Senators 5-4 in a regularly scheduled day game before taking on the Mets, last in the National League. The Mets bombed the Yankees twice during the game, in the Jiird inning when they exploded 'or five runs against Stan Wiliams and in the fifth inning when exploded firecrackers on the icld that left a trail of smoke rising skyward. Jay Hook pitched the first five nnings for the Mets, giving up hree hits and a run.

When he left. Manager Casey Stengel, back at the Stadium for the first time since he was fired by the Yankees after the 19GO World Series, took no chances. He called on his ace, if that's the word for any Met pitcher, and Carl Willey went the rest of. the way allowing only one hit--a homer in the ninth by Joe Pepitone. James Figg Was 1st Heavy Champ LONDON (UPI)-James Figg, born in Thane, Oxfordshire, in 1695, is recognized as the first person lo hold the heavyweight boxing championship.

A revised schedule for th Appalachian Rookie League hi been issued by Chauncey DeVaul league president. Each of the six teams plays games at home and 35 away. Th means each club plays each posing club seven times at horn and seven times away. The Pirates list seven Sunda games at home--more than an other team. The day-by-day schedule: Bluclicld al Kinjupotl.

Middlcsboro llarlan, Salem al Wytheville. 25-27 Kingsporl at Blucfiold. Harlan at Ml illcsboro. Wylhevillc at Salem. Kingsport at Middlcsboro, Wytheville Bluclield, Hailan at Salem.

JUNE Il.JtJl.V 1 Kingsport at Harlan. Middlcsboro Wytheville, Bluelield at Salem. JULY Salem at Kinesport, Middlesboro Bluefield, Wythevfile at Harlan. JULY 4-! Kinssport at Wylheville, Harlan it Bluefield, Salem at Middlesboro. JULY (-7 Kingsport at Salem, Bluefield at Mid dlesboro, Harlan at Wytheville.

JULY 8-1 Wytheville at Klngspoft. Bluefield Harlan, Middlesboro at Salem. JULY 19-11 Harlan at Kingsport. Salem at Bluefield Wytheville at Middlesboro. JULY 12-13 Middlesboro at Kingspcrt, Bluelield Wytheville.

Salem at Harlan. JULY Kinssport al Bluefiold. Wytlieville Salem. Middlesboro at Harlan. JULY 1S-H Kmssport al Middlesboro.

a i a Salem, Wythevillc at Bluefield. JULY 17 i at Kingsporl. Harlan at Mid- dlcsboro. Salem at Wytheville. JULY 18-11 Kingsport at Harlan, Middlesboro Wytheville.

Bluefield at Salem. JULY Salem at Kingsport, Middlesboro at Bluefield, Wytheville at Harlan. JULY 21-22 Wytheville at Kingsport, Salem at Middlesboro, Harlan at Bluefield. JULY 25 Kingsport at Salem, Blueficld at Middlesboro, Harlan at Wytheville. JULY 24-25 Kingsport at Wytheville, Middlesboro at Salem, Bluefield at Harlan.

JULY Harlan at Kingsport. Salem at Bluefield, Wytheville at Middlesboro. JULY 27-2! Middlesboro at Kingsport, Bluefield at Wytheville, Salem at Harlan. JULY It-M Klnjsport Middlesboro 11 H.rl.n, Wylhtvlllc Salem. JULY Jl Kinesport at Middlesboro.

Hirlin II Salem. Wythevllle al Bluerield. AUGUST I-! Bluefield at Kingsporl, Salem al Wylhe- ville, Harlan at Middlesboro. AUGUST 1 Kingsport at Harlan, Middlesboro i Wythevfile, Blueficld at Salem. AUGUST 4-5 Salem at Kingsport.

Wytheville at Ha Ian, Middlesboro at Blueflcld. AUGUST I Wyihevillc at Kingsport, Harlan at field, Salem at Middlesboro. AUGUST 7 All-Stir game at Salem. AUGUST Kingsport at Salem. Bluelicld al Middlesboro.

Harlan at Wytheville. AUGUST la Kingport at Wytheville. Middlesboro at Salem, Blueficld at Harlan. AUGUST 1M2 Harlan at Kingsport, Salem at Blue- lield, Wytheville at Middlcsboru. AUGUST Middlcsboro at Kingsport, Bluefield at Wytheville, Salem at Harlan.

AUGUST 14-IS Kingsport at Bluefield, Wytheville Salem, Harlan at Middlesboro. AUGUST 11-17 Kingsport at Middlesboro, Bluefield Wytheville, Harlan at Salem. AUGUST 18-11 Bluefield at Kingsport. Salem Wythe- 'ille, Middlesboro at Harlan. AUGUST 21-21 Kingsport at Harlan, Wytheville dlesboro, Bluefield at Salem.

AUGUST 22-2: Salem at Kingsport. WytheviHe at Haran, Middlesboro at Bluefield. AUGUST 24-23 Wytheville at Kingspon, Harlan at Blue- eld, Salem at Middlesboro. AUGUST 28-27 Kingsport at Salem, Bluefield at Mid- lesboro. Harian at Wytheville.

AUGUST 28-21 Kingsport at Wytheville. Blucfield at arlan, Middlesboro at Salem. AUGUST JM1 Harlan at Kingpport. Salem at Blue- eld, Middlesboro at Wytheviile. SEPTEMBER I-J Middlesbnrn at Kinpsport.

Wythevilis at luefield, at Harlan. SPOKK Kingsport Levis Holds Fencing Honor NEW YpRK (UPi)-The greatest Olympic fencing success the United States has ever achieved was a second-place silver medal in foils won by Joseph L. Levis of M.I.T. in 1932. Keiilucky-Breds Best Winners LEXINGTON, Ky.

(UPD-Ken- tucky-breds won over 60 per cent of the stakes races worth $10,000 or more for 2-year-olds in 1962. Calumet Farm Horses Repeat HIALEAH, Fla. (UPO Two horses won the $100,000 added Widener Handicap twice in a row and each was owned by Calumet Farm Armed in 1946-47 and in 1961-62. RIDING LESSONS Dial 247-2831 BUNNY-B STABLES ake Stages atauga olston oone jnry icrokee orris udound atts Bar 7 a.m. Thursday 1339.8 1713.2 I3S3.4 1046.3 999.3 977.3 S12.8 740.4 SPORTING GOODS WINN'S JEWELRY he CUT-RATE MIRACL MARKET STREET--ACROSS FROM TIMES-NEWS U-NAME IT ARMY SUHPLU OPEN 8 A.M.

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