Goalby Leads New Orleans Open After Second Round
Bobj Goalby shot a three under par 69 to seize a two round lead at the Greater New Orleans Open with a 36 hole total of 137. Arnold Palmer battled back from a back injury to post a 71 and may miss Saturday's play. Palmer injured his back on the tee of his fifth hole and received therapy and a narcotic. he said he would try to play if able.
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Miss Creed Surges To Lead Dallas Civitan Open Golf
Clif ford Ann Creed rims a 35-foot chip for an eagle on the 12th hole to grab the Dallas Civitan Open lead at 142 after 36 holes. Sandra Haynie shot 69 to move into second. Mickey Wright and Peg Wilson faded with 77 and 77 respectively.
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Dick Farrell Holds Phils To One Hit
Houston nips Philadelphia 1-0 as Dick Farrell dominates with one hit through eight innings Jim Wynn homers off Chris Short in the ninth to break the no hit duel and give Houston the victory Wynn's shot to left field roof ended the suspense with one out Other hits were Tiny numbers from the Phillies and a single by Nicholson in the seventh Houston 6 0 0 6 0 1 Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 9 2 0 0 16,589.
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Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes Central Apparel League
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes show Central Apparel League standings with Boxers and Crawlers scoring in the 170s to 320s and multiple teams posting high games including 324 by O-Barley and 197 by Ayers. Riverside Ladies League features Surnette 175 and Moorefield 155, with notable matchups among Commodore Homes and Gulf teams. Softball results from West End Field include Little Pros and Virginians with varied scores, plus Pony and Bronco leagues at Riverside Field and Recreation Center.
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Tunstall High Beats Chatham By 2-1 Count
Tunstall Trojans edged Chatham Cavaliers 2-1 at Market Garden Field in a district baseball contest. Dewey Hancock pitched four hits allowed, quarters four hits all singles, while Johnny Mize Tony Peters and Jesse Smith each had two singles in four at bats to pace Tunstall. Scoring by innings: Tunstall 001 010 0. Chatham 100 000 0. D Hancock Watson Bry ant Evans.
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Poland Takes 1-0 Davis Cup Lead Over UAR
Wieslaw Gasiorek defeated Mohtaz Sonbol 3-6 7-5 6-0 to give Poland a 1-0 advantage. The Jamroz versus Muhammad Ali match was postponed due to darkness with Ali leading 4-6 6-3 6-0.
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Dan River High assigns coaching staff under new plan
Dan River High School announced a staff reorganization to align coaching duties with areas of interest and college preparation. Harry Johnston remains athletic director and head football coach with track duties. Donald Layne leads varsity basketball and handles junior varsity basketball. Joe Key oversees varsity baseball and junior varsity football. Donald Schley becomes head basketball coach and assistant football coach. Miss Brenda Allison continues as physical education teacher and girls basketball coach. All coaches will share eighth grade football and basketball duties and plan intramural programs across major sports.
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Pirates Snap Three-Game Losing Streak With 4-3 Victory
Roberto Clemente tripled in the seventh and scored the tie breaking run on Jim Pagniaroni’s sacrifice fly as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 to halt a three game skid. Clemente's liner off Phil Regan sparked the comeback, with Claude Osteen pulled in the fifth.
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Stefanich Averages Almost 25 At ABC Tourney
Joliet pro Jim Stefanich dominated the American Bowling Congress event in Rochester with a 269 237 247 753 doubles run and 278 223 245 746 singles to top classic doubles and place second in classic singles He totaled 1 499 for doubles and singles eclipsing the old six game mark of 1 464 set by Ed Lubanski in 1951 Stefanich hosted the big series consecutively but failed to lead the all events while his nine game total of 2 072 ranked second to Les Schissler in 2 112 for the all events title.
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Five Weekend Fishing Contests At Elkhorn Lake
Elkhorn Recreation Club plans fishing contests at Elkhorn Lake on May 14 15 21 22 28 29 and June 4 5 with prizes for top bass crappie and bream. Largest bass wins a Shakespeare spinning rod while top crappie takes a Heddon fly rod and top bream earns a Kamp folding fishermans stool. Cash prizes of 10 and 5 and two Pepsi cartons awarded to all prize winners. Prizes on display at Schoolfield Bank and Trust Company for pickup.
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Cup Play Delayed in Spain Brazil Davis Cup Match
Persistent rain in Barcelona caused a delay in the second round Davis Cup ties between Spain and Brazil on Friday raising questions about completion times and scheduling as players await clearer conditions.
Strange Opens Clear Lead At Virginia State Open
Tom Strange shot an eight under par 64 to surge to 137 after 36 holes at the Virginia State Open at Ride-A-Wee Golf Club. He built a five-stroke edge over Herb Hooper and led a field that included pro Ducky Miller and amateur Dave Bollman as second-round scores continued.
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Newport News
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Ocean View
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Richmond
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West Point
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