Cards Sweep Opener. Magicians Rally To Tie 4-2
George Washington High and Jefferson Sr. High split a Western District twin bill Friday. Eddie Booth pitched the Cards to a 4-0 opener win while Jefferson rallied for a 4-2 second game victory aided by two GW errors and Powers’ two-run triple. Willis took the loss in the nightcap as unearned runs doomed the Magicians. Next, GW visits E. C. Glass at Lynchburg on April 26.
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Braves Subdue Mets 8-4 In Rainy Atlanta Tilt
Braves pull away with a three-run third aided by three Ken Boyer errors and timely hits from Eddie Mathews Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron. Tony Cloninger earns the win despite a sixth inning shoulder strain as New York’s Choo Choo Coleman and Cleon Jones produce a few runs in a weather-soaked night attended by 15 665.
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GWHS golfers win 15-3 over E. C. Glass
GWHS Golfers dominated E. C. Glass High 15-3 at the Danville Golf Club to extend their district win streak to three and 34 straight dual meets. Rick Bendall shot 71 to earn medal honors, with 71–74 splits and key wins for GW in both low-ball formats.
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Morocco Leads Monaco 2-0 In Davis Cup Debut
In Monaco, Morocco moved ahead 2-0 in European Zone Davis Cup play. Haibabi Bouchaib beat Vladimir Landan 6-2 6-3 6-3, and Chaldi Laheen defeated Adrien Viviant 6-2 6-0 6-2.
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Greenville routs Gastonia 9 to 3 in league game
Right fielder Joe Campbell hit three doubles and drove in three runs to pace Greenville to a 9-3 Western Carolinas League victory over Gastonia Friday night. Dennis Musgraves, formerly with the Mets and Bills, tired in the seventh and Gastonia scored twice when Bill Kneller homered after Freddie Patek tripled. Paul Alspach pitched the last two innings for the Mets.
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Angels Beat Twins 2-1 for Fourth Straight Defeat
California Angels defeated the Minnesota Twins 2-1 in Anaheim as Willie Smith hit an infield single to drive in a second run, while Jim McGlothlin earned his first major league win. Kaat took the loss, his sixth in as many decisions against the Angels this year.
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Whitworth And Hagge Share First Round Lead In Betsy Rawls
In Spartanburg, Kathy Whitworth and Marlene Hagge shot one under par 71 to lead the Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Invitational after the first round. Hagge had 15 greens in regulation and 32 putts on a soggy Spar tanburg CC layout.
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Curt Flood Powers Cards To 7 5 Win Over Pirates
Curt Flood hit a three run homer in the fifth to break a tie and lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7 5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night. The win halted Pittsburgh’s six game winning streak and extended St Louis’s run to three. Lou Brock singled and stole second as Julian Javier walked before Flood’s homer.
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Baseball Nightly Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
Major league action reports postponed games due to wet grounds and rain. Notable results include Minnesota 2 Los Angeles 1 in an afternoon note, plus Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 7 and Houston 2 San Francisco 0 in National League play. Detailing late entries show Chicago at Kansas City postponed, with scattered minor leagues in progress across Western Carolina and Carolina leagues.
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Collegians Take Over Eight Lanes At Bowling Meet
In Rochester at the American Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Championships sixteen top college bowlers compete in singles and doubles with an all events winner to be chosen. Minor events saw no changes. William Curry of Rochester posted 673 in regular singles. A one pin error in Booster Team Division scores changed O Reillys Tavern Rochester from second to a tie for fourth with Green Hornets Rochester.
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Forged Tickets To Title Fight Reported On Sale
Promoter Harry Levene said forged tickets for the Cassius Clay Henry Cooper heavyweight title fight May 21 were circulating at Smithfield market before official prints. He reported the matter to police as 000 ringside seats priced 44 to 58.80 were reportedly sold and Arsenal Stadium officials limited applications to postal only.
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Richards Astros Settle Contract Dispute
New York AP report says Houston Astros and former general manager Paul Richards settled a contract dispute to the satisfaction of both parties. Richards, now with the Philadelphia Phillies, had been fired as GM by Judge Roy Hofheinz. Commissioner Eckert declined to reveal details.
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Phils Rally Earn 9-7 Victory Over Reds
Philadelphia Phillies beat Cincinnati Reds 9-7 as they overcame a 5-4 deficit with an eight inning rally. Cookie Rojas had three hits, John Edwards homered for four RBIs, and Bo Belinsky earned the win in relief despite Reds late chances.
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Cuba Sees 500 Athletes Sign Up for CAC Games
Cuba has registered 500 athletes for the Central American and Caribbean Games to be held in June in Puerto Rico but visa disputes with the United States threaten attendance. Havana officials dispute U.S. visa processing and say Puerto Rico’s Olympic Committee should arrange entry.
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Attorneys ask judge to stay Braves expansion ruling
Milwaukee attorneys urged Circuit Judge Elmer Roller to stay his order requiring the National League to decide by May 16 on expanding or moving the Braves from Atlanta back to Milwaukee. A hearing was set for Monday as the state opposes the stay.
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Secret compromise cuts four year contract cost
The report notes an unresolved contract dispute in which an official will receive about $60,000 annually, but another source indicates a four year compromise totaling $120,000, or $30,000 per year. The commissioner's office did not confirm details.
Astros Top Giants 2-0 for First Win in 10 Meetings
Houston pitcher Dave Giusti improves to 1-1 with eight strong innings and key defensive plays. Joe Morgan opens the scoring with a homer and Jim Gentile adds another as the Astros defeat the San Francisco Giants 2-0, ending a 10-game skid against them. Giusti also goes 3-for-3 at the plate.
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Celtics Edge Lakers 122-117 To Take 3-1 Playoff Lead
Boston outlasted Los Angeles 122-117 as Havlicek 32 Russell 25 Jones 20 pace the Celtics in a tense fourth quarter. West poured 45 for the Lakers, Baylor 24, with Boston inching closer to the NBA title in a series tied at 1-1 before this game.
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Colorgravure Magazine Spotlight on April 24
A brief notice encourages readers to watch for a feature in the colorgravure magazine dated April 24, highlighting upcoming content and notable visuals.
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