Squeeze Bunt By Evans Sends Home Tie-Breaker
GWHS Cards edge E. C. Glass 4-3 in eight innings to claim a Western District win. Richard Evans delivers a squeeze bunt bringing in the deciding run after Danny Saunders and Ronnie Freeze produced key hits. Saunders notches two doubles, Morris doubles twice, and Jay Dorman scores as courtesy runner. GW heads to Roanoke Friday for a doubleheader with Patrick Henry.
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Lynchburg
GWHS
E. C. Glass High
Ronnie Freeze
Danny Saunders
Freeze
Richard Evans
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Wayne Cook
Saunders
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Cook
Glass
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Mekes
Ricky Harris
George Norris
Kenny Foster
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Baseball scores and schedule from Wednesday's American League games
Wednesday's schedule shows Kansas City at Detroit, California at Cleveland, Minnesota at Baltimore, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Houston, Atlanta at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at San Francisco with pitchers listed. Minor league results mention Western Carolina, Carolina, and Southern leagues with rain suspensions. Tuesday home runs list players Brown Sims In tans Robison Etcheberren Blefary Cardenal Knoop.
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Hunter
Detroit
Monbouquette
California
Lopez
Cleveland
Bell
Hinnesota
Kaal
Baltimore
Bunker
Chicago
Bushardt
Boston
Stephenson
St. Louis
Washburn
Houston
Glusti
Atlanta
Fischer
Los Angeles
Sulton
Cincinnati
O'Toole
San Francisco
Bolin
Salisbury
Rock Hill
Peninsula
Durham
Portsmouth
Raleigh
Eyochane
Rocky Mount
Knoxville
Charlotte
Associated Press
American League
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Sims
Tans
Scott
Red Sox
Robinson
White Sox
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Blefary
Orioles
Cardenal
Knoop
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Washington
Newark
Minnesota
Los Pez
Oelait
tAlanesota
Washington Saben
New York
Louis
Pittsburgh Ree
xAtlanta
San Francis
St. Philadelphia
Sisk
Spassky resigns early as Petrosyan leads world chess match
Boris Spassky conceded the seventh game to Tigran Petrosian after two moves in Moscow. The adjournment followed 41 moves on Monday. Petrosian leads 4-3 with 24 scheduled matches. the eighth game begins Wednesday.
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Moscow
Boris Spassky
Tigran Petrosyan
Petrosyan
Arizona State Jumps To Second In Baseball Ratings
Arizona State University moved from eighth to second in the weekly Collegiate Baseball ratings after its 35-7 season mark. Top-ranked Southern California remained first with a 32-8 record, while Florida State and Washington State follow in the tight poll. The ranking reflects a vote by coaches athletic directors and college publicity men.
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Arizona State
Tucson, Ariz
Arizonaa State University
Southern California
Florida State
Washington State
Tennessee
Texas Christian
Clemson
Texas
Minnesota
Texas A & MM
Pirates place Vernon Law on disabled list
The Pittsburgh Pirates put pitcher Vernon Law on the disabled list after he pulled a muscle warming up to pitch on April 18. He has been undergoing treatments but has not fully recovered, with a minimum 15 day stay. Law was last year’s top winner with a 17-9 record and a 2.16 ERA, and he shut out the Atlanta Braves in his sole appearance this season.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vernon Law
Law
Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Mets- Cubs clash ends 14-11 in Chicago
New York Mets rally with six runs in the eighth inning to outslug the Chicago Cubs 14-11. Ken Boyer and Ed Kranepool homer for the Mets while Randy Hundley connected for the Cubs. Cubs commit five errors and chase Cal Koonce after four sixth-inning runs.
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New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Ken Boyer
Ed Kranepool
Mets
Randy Hundley
Cubs
Boyer
Kranepool
Cal Koonce
Ernie Broglio
Koonce
Roy McMillan
Johnny Lewis
New York
Jack Hamilton
Hundley
Adolpho Phillips
John Herrnstein
Billy Hoeft
Cleon Jones
Chicago Hunt
Philista
McMillin Ss
Jenkins P Ribant
Povaton
Fa O and Stewart
Hoeft
Oo Abathy
Altman
Hendley
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Becker
C.jones Peiner Kennet
Herrnstein- Chicago
Hunt
Phil
Browne
C Jones
Phillips
Grote
McMillan
Sf—Lewis
Hamilton
Bearnorth
Sutherland
Pilers
Iban
Broglia
Jenkins
Fault
Hoeft Ant
Abernathy
Maryland Rolls Past Virginia in ACC Clash 11-1
Maryland blew open a Tuesday game with a six run eighth inning to defeat Virginia 11-1. Kerns had an opening infield RBI and later a solo homer as Maryland improved to 8-7 overall and 5-4 in the ACC. Mark Harris tossed a four hitter with seven strikeouts to up his record to 4-2. Virginia’s Kerr Evans homered for the Cavaliers.
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Maryland
Virginia
Kerns
Larry Davis
Billy Siebiing
Terps
Mark Harris
Cavaliers
Kerr Evans
Harris
ACC
Turniinbull
Gresham
Kates
Sauve
Turnbull
Evans
Davis
Seidling
Three Horses Depart New York For Derby at Churchill Downs
Amberoid winner of the Wood Memorial Advocator and Baffle left Aqueduct for Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby on May 7. Exhibicionist will follow later in the week. Max Hirsch plans Buffiz to race next Saturday in the Stepping Stone at Churchill Downs.
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New York
Amberoid
Aqueduct
Wood
Advocator
Baffle
Churchill Downs
Ethel D. Jacobs
Hirsch Jacobs
Max Hirscn
Buffiz
King Ranch
St Louis Univ Names Larry Albus Athletic Director
Larry Albus 25 was named assistant athletic director and succeeds Doc Eberhardt who has been acting AD since John Bennington resigned last year. The announcement came at an awards banquet Monday night in St Louis University.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Larry Albus
Albus
W. CG
Doc Eberhardt
John Ben-nington
Orioles win seventh straight with 7 3 victory over Angels
Streaking Baltimore Orioles beat the California Angels 7 3 at Memorial Stadium. Brooks Robinson slugged a homer and finished with a multi hit night as Andy Etchebarren and Curt Blefary added two run shots to seal the win. Jose Cardenal opened the scoring for the Angels with a solo homer.
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Gordon Beard
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Brooks Robinson
California Angels
Angels
Memorial Stadium
Jose Cardenal
Oriole
Jim Palmer
Dick Hall
Bobby Knoop
Dave Johnson
Jim McGlothjin
Robinson
California
Andy Etchebarren
Curt Blefary
Detroit Beats Montreal 5-2 to Take 2-0 Cup Final Lead
Detroit Red Wings rally with four third period goals after a pair of spectacular saves by goalie Roger Crozier to beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-2 in Montreal. Bruce MacGregor scored the go ahead goal at 1 55 of the final period, with Al McDonald adding another shortly after. Crozier totaled 23 saves as Detroit moved ahead two games to none in the series.
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Bernie Kennedy
Associated Press
Montreal
Detroit Red Wings
Roger Crozier
Montreal Canadians
Bruce MacGregor
Red Wings
al McDonald
Canadiens
Yvan Cournoyer
Floyd Smith
Dean Prentice
Detroit
Andy Bathgate
Jean-Claude Tremblay
Bathgate
Crozier
Gilles Tremblay
Jean Beliveau
Paul Henderson
Gump Worsley
MacGregor
McDonald
Worsley
Bill Gadsby
Smith
Riverside Lanes Bowling Results Ladies Non Classic
At Riverside Lanes the Ladies Non Classic results show Lea's Drug 4 Schwarz Martin 162 Nurses 0 Vernon 150 and various team scores like Ben's Place Childress 1a Late Comers 3 Stephens 200 Coca-Cola 1 Wilson 1469 West Main B.$ 3 Jarrety 158 Pepper 1 Clayton 185 Southland Life 3 Davis 185 Southern Dept Store 1 Dryden 196 Barkhouser 2 Gee 192 Swanson Motors 2 Richmond 162 W.G.BE 4 Wilson 195 Steamfitters 188 Pastry Shoppe 3 Reynolds 213 Putnam's 194 A & D Homes 4 Jones 212 RS Shops 174 Feetman 174 Breakfast Club 32 Barker 215 Rolling Stones 1 Linkous 175 Ashworth Florist 3 Harris 142 CharCoLlette 1 Wyaty 199 Crane Tire 2 Crane 190 WOVA 1 Campbell 163 Diet Rite 3 Amn 176 Pancakes 1 Fiel 155 Strange Cleaners 3 Horsley 180 Old Faithfuls 1 Brown 160 Tuesday Coffee RS puliey Supply 4 Tillyman 1S bye Woodchoppers 4 Brown 431 Stokesland Pharmacy 0 Vaden 102 RS OH 2 Banes 137 Wildcats 1 Matley 103.
Two N. C. State Professors Invited To Russia
Raleigh report says two North Carolina State University faculty members Dr. W. E. Donaldson associate professor of nutrition and Dr. Ray Prince assistant professor of physiology are invited by Soviet scientists to speak in Russia in August. Donaldson will present research on dietary fats and poultry metabolism while Prince discusses natural resistance of poultry to fowl typhoid.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Russia
W. E. Donaldson
Ray Prince
Soviet Union
Donaldson
Price
Commissioner's Meeting Sets Agenda for Major League Clubs
Commissioner William D. Eckert orders a joint 11 a.m. Tuesday meeting of Major League clubs in New York. Officials will discuss the players association exhibition tour of Japan broadcasting policies and future planning.
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NEW York
William D. Eckert
Players Association
Japan
Clemson Rallies For 11-6 Victory Over Gamecocks
Clemson overcame early missteps by scoring seven runs in the eighth inning to beat South Carolina 11-6 in Atlantic Coast Conference action. Tommy Pack drove in two to key the rally. Charlie Watson earned the win as Clemson improved to 7-3 in league play while the Gamecocks slipped to 6-5. Rusty Adkins extended his hitting streak to 37 games with two singles and a walk.
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S.C
South Carolina
Tigers
Gamecocks
Tommy Pack
Bobby Bryant
Lawton Cowart
Steve Raven
Ellis Dantzler
Rusty Adkins
Tommy Smith Voted F. Ambrose Clark Memorial Award
Tommy Smith of Middleburg Virginia will receive the F Ambrose Clark Memorial Award May 2 for contributions to steeplechasing and forewinning the English Grand National. Smith rode Jay Trump to victory, the first American ridden owned and bred horse to win the 156 year old race, with the award presented at a luncheon at Aqueduct race track.
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New York
Tommy Smith
Jay Trump
Aintree
England
F. Ambrose Clark
National
Robinson Sparks White Sox to 4-1 Win at Washington
Floyd Robinson belted a two run homer in the first as Chicago built a 2-0 lead and went on to defeat the Senators 4-2. Joel Horlen and Eddie Fisher combined on seven hits in a game where Robinson extended his season hitting streak to 11 games.
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Washington
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Joel Horlen
Eddie Fisher
Robinson
Tommy Agee
Diego Segui
White Sox
John Romano
Ken Berry
Ron Hansen
Agee
Senators
Hansen
Jim King
Dick Nen
Sox
Fisher
Horlen
John Orsino
Don Lock
Chicago
Firestone to Open Public Relations Racing Office in Charlotte
Firestone Tire and Rubber announces a Southeastern racing and public relations office in Charlotte led by H. A. Wheeler Jr. The unit will handle NASCAR Grand National stock car circuit, sports car and drag programs. Wheeler, 27, joins after leading Firestone sales efforts and Carolina Racing Associates.
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Southeast
Firestone
Tace Tire
University of South Carolina
Columbia Record
WBIV
Charlotte
Carolinas
Carolina Racing Associates
Pat del Williams
Patti
Tracy
NASCAR Announces Special Purse for Independent Drivers
NASCAR will pay a special purse exceeding 26000 to independent drivers in Grand National races. The program, announced by Bill France, goes into effect at Daytona July 4. The aim is to aid independents rivaling factory sponsored drivers and reward the first independent finisher with top prize while still counting toward regular race standings.
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Fla
National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing
Nascar
Bill France
Daytona
France
Yankee Rally Edges Red Sox 7 6 In Ninth Inning
Joe Pepitone delivered a run scoring single to cap a three run bottom of the ninth as the New York Yankees, ending a seven game skid, beat the Boston Red Sox 7-6. Lou Clinton and Bobby Richardson sparked the rally with a leadoff walk and a single. Roger Maris added an infield hit, Repoz forced in a run, Tom Tresh fed Repoz to third, then Pepitone struck the decisive blow. The Red Sox had tied the game with four runs in the ninth off Whitey Ford and three relievers, highlighted by a Conigliaro double and a wild pitch by Dooley Womack before the loss. Mantle and Lonborg figures noted in earlier innings.
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Joe Pep‘itone
Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Yanks
Lou Clinton
Dan Osinski
Bobby Richardson
Roger Maris
Roger Repoz
Tom Tresh
Repoz
Pepitone
Ken Sanders
Whitey Ford
Lennie Green
Tony Conigliaro
Dooley Womack
Ford
Conigdiaro
Joe Foy
George Scott
Roy White
Jim Lonborg
Lonborg
Tresh
Clete Boyer
Elston’Howard
Mickey Mantle
White
Maris
Mantle
Cardinal Netters Edge Blue Comets 5 4 At Ballou Park
The GWHS Cardinal netters rallied from behind to defeat Halifax County's Blue Comets 5 to 4 at Ballou Park. Singles results include Calvin McMann and Wayne Owen wins, with doubles battles featuring Furgurson Borden and Stoner McMann. The Cards travel to Salem today and meet E C Glass in Lynchburg Friday at 2 p.m.
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Cardinal
Ballou Park Courts
Halifax County
Blue Comets
Andrew Lewis
Salem
E. C. Glass
Lynchburg
Mnoon
Kelly Furgurson
Bob Frierson
John Borden
Barry Glenn
Ken Stoner
Bray Cockrill
Calvin McMann
Harold Anderson
Wayne Owen
Berkley Banks
Kelly
Bill Thommasson
Furgurson
Borden
Frierson
Glenn
Stoner
McMann
Cockrill
Thomasson
Owen
Banks
Anderson
Softball Results at West End Fields
Calvary Baptists 6 3 0 6 0 1 2 9 2 Stokesland Baptist 1 0 0 1 0 0 6 2 14 8 3 Wiles and Truman Hughes and Tillison Stokesland Baptist 6 225 15 17 14 72 Burton Memorial 2 0 3 0 2 8 1 Dalton and Hardy Adams and Thompson
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Burton Mem
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Hardy
Adams
Thompson
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