Tunstall Honors Top Athletes At All-Sports Banquet
Jeff Stockton and Susan Tickle named outstanding male and female athletes at Tunstall High School 11th annual All-Sports Banquet at King of the Sea Restaurant. Wake Forest coach Carl Tacy urged perspective on athletes pay and victory mindset, citing Skip Wise’s ACC story as example.
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Susan Tickle
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Wake Forest
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King of the Sea
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Pittsylvania County High School
Skip Wise
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Piedmont District
Terry Marlowe
Mike Lewis
Vickie Stowe
Jo Ann Joyce
Robert Adams
Norman Riddle
Fieldale-Collinsville routs Chatham 144 in district baseball
Fieldale-Collinsville High crushed Chatham Cavaliers 144 in a Piedmont District baseball meet ending Chatham’s regular season. FC built early lead, plated three in the third and four in the fourth, with Duffy and Hylton key hitters and Gibson adding a three run homer. Chatham’s Cradock homered solo for the Cavaliers.
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Gretna Pounds Nelson County In Seminole District Clash
Gretna defeated Nelson County 12 to 4 to secure third place in the Seminole District in the final regular season game played at Magty Bowles Field. Bowles worked four innings with four strikeouts and no walks as Gretna piled up 16 hits led by Rusty Shelton three hits including a solo homer, and Barry Johnson and Bill Hines with two hits each. Gretna, 12-8, earned the No. 3 seed for the district tournament starting Friday at Amherst. Brookville, Altavista and Jefferson Forest contended for the final spot in a playoff.
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Martinsville Routs Dan River 15-1 in baseball clash
Martinsville High Bulldogs pounded 15 hits to rout Dan River 15 to 1. Louis Whitaker and Hairston combined on the mound allowing four singles. Grant led MHS with three hits including a triple while J Fitzgerald added a triple and a single. Dan River ends 10-9. next at Market Garden vs GWHS with 7:30 start.
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Flyers End Islanders Big Dreams in decisive playoff victory
Philadelphia Flyers explode early with Dornhoefer and MacLeish scoring, dominating the New York Islanders 4 1 to force the final round. MacLeish completes a hat trick sealing the win as Flyers outshoot Islanders 35 15 and prepare to face the Buffalo Sabres in the Stanley Cup final.
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Stone earns fifth win as Cubs beat Astros 2-1
Steve Stone improved to 5-0 with a complete game style win for the Chicago Cubs over the Houston Astros, scoring on a balk in the eighth inning to take a 2-1 decision. The Cubs, atop the NL East, built on offense from timely unearned runs as the Dodgers, Braves and Phillies also posted winners in the NL.
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Test hopping helps rival drivers at Indy practice
Dick Simon, 41, of Salt Lake City, famed test hopper, spends a day aiding Tom Bigelow in tuning a Rolla Wollstedt car. He explains the danger and value of helping others while racing toward the May 25 Indy 500. Simon has worked on four cars this week and aims to dial in rivals without jeopardizing his own backup chances.
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Baseball AtA Glance East Standings and Tuesday Results
MLB East standings show Milwaukee top Boston and Detroit tied near middle. Tuesday results include Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 Kansas City 8 Detroit 7 Cleveland 3 Minnesota 2 Texas 5 Milwaukee 0 in 413 innings rain called. Wednesday schedule lists Chicago at Baltimore Kansas City at Detroit Cleveland at Minnesota Milwaukee at Texas New York at California.
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Colonels Beat Pacers 120-94 to Take Series Lead
Artis Gilmore scored 28 as Louisville’s Colonels defeated Indiana 120-94 in the ABA playoff opener. George McGinnis scored 35 for the Pacers, with Dan Issel and Louie Dampier lifting the Colonels from outside shots. Dampier 22 and Issel 18 complemented Gilmore, with Kevin Joyce adding 20 for Indiana as the teams prepare for the next game in Louisville.
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