ACC 9s Ready For 2nd Start
The Associated Press reports a second attempt to start the ACC baseball chase. Clemson visits Duke to open the conference campaign while South Carolina travels to Wake Forest. Maryland seeks its first win at Navy. Delaware at North Carolina. Colgate at Virginia. Clemson, 5-1 in six starts, faces Duke buoyed by a strong lineup. Wake Forest and UNC previously tied for ACC laurels, with UNC playoff loss.
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Exhibition Baseball Monday Results and Schedule
Washington edged Kansas City 3 to 2 in Monday exhibition play. Cincinnati’s game with Detroit at Lakeland was canceled due to rain. Tuesday doubleheaders feature Baltimore vs Detroit at Lakeland and Chicago Nationals vs Boston at Scnisdale with other matchups planned across St. Petersburg Myacan West Palm Beach Jacksonville and Fort Myers venues. Cincinnati faces Milwaukee in Jacksonville while Philadelphia meets Pittsburgh at Fort Myers as St Louis plays San Francisco in Phoenix.
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Palmer Is Man To Beat In Masters Golf Event
Palm er is the favorite at Augusta as Arnold Palmer of Ligonier Pa. is eyed to win the Masters. Defending champ Art Spence would have been a top threat but health keeps him away. Cary Middlecoff and Mike Souchak emerge as strong challengers with Venturi also in the mix. Baseball talk follows with Yankee doubts and White Sox Milwaukee and San Francisco edges anticipated.
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White Sox trade for Roy Sievers amid youth exodus
Chicago makes third big deal since pennant, sending Earl Battey Don Mincher and $150,000 to acquire Roy Sievers. The move follows a pattern of trading young players for proven sluggers as Bill Veeck aims to keep the club strong. Sievers, 3-year veteran, may pinch hit and back up Kluzewski and Minoso, with Freese set at third. Mike McGee named top male athlete in Carolinas AAU.
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Experts Guessing S F Will Cop Flag
Associated PressSports writer JACK HAND reviews the 1960 pennant race outlook for the NL suggesting San Francisco gains from offseason moves Billy O Dell Billy Lees and Don Blasingame to bolster pitching and infield The Giants face Milwaukee Los Angeles and Cincinnati as potential threats with Milwaukee seen as top challenger Dodgers and Reds add depth while others like Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia loom with limited upside
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Throneberry Poised To Bolster Nats Slugging Power
Washington scouts Faye Maynard Throneberry to fill gap after Roy Sievers trade as exba ton star thrives in spring camp. Throneberry drives in winning run for Senators 3 2 victory over Kansas City while Killebrew Lemon and Allison provide early power in exhibition season.
Snead May be Heavy Knocker To Cop Masters
Heavy rains have turned the 24th Masters at Augusta into a battle of power hitters led by Sam Snead. Arnold Palmer is favored, with strong competition from Cary Middlecoff Mike Souichak and Nicklaus. Snead says his recent form could win, though the soggy course slows play and favors distance players.
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Fight Results Show Mixed Boxing Outcomes Across Cities
The Associated Press reports a slate of boxing results with fighters from Argentina, Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Notable bouts include Jorge Fernandez defeating Mel Barker in New York and Montreal's Bob Cleroux stopping Richie Ruth in Tulsa. Other matches feature Peter Martinez, Clive Stewart, and Kang Se Shul delivering knockouts or outpoints across Seoul, Sydney, and Holyoke.
College Results Incomplete By Associated Press
College results show Clemson at Wake Forest postponed due to rain. South Carolina at Duke and Virginia Tech at The Citadel delayed by rain. Oberlin at Guilford postponed with rain. High Point at Elon and Virginia track results noted. Tennis and golf scores listed with weather impacts and cancellations.
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HPC Nine Invades LR In Delay Due To Rain
HPC’s Purple Panthers travel to face Lenoir Rhyne Bears in a baseball game clouded by a waterlogged field after last night’s heavy rains. If played, HPC starter Bob Boles will try for the season’s first win as the Panthers sit at 0 4.
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Johns Seeks Virginia 500 Victory In Martinsville Return
Hard luck racer Bobby Johns of Miami returns to NASCAR late model action for the fifth annual Virginia 500 at Martinsville Speedway. Johns, runner-up to Junior Johnson in the Daytona 500, eyes a strong showing with Florida entrants Dick Freeman and Gene Marmor joined by possible Fireball Roberts. Practice starts Friday with the 500-mile race Sunday at 1 pm after noon ceremonies.
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