Carolina Wake Forest Big Four baseball clash looms
CHAPEL HILL N C April 9 Champions vs Favorites as UNC Tar Heels meet Wake Forest in a key Big Four showdown at 4 p m The Tar Heels defending champions lack several previous stars and face a veteran Deacons mound corps Wake Forest is favored while Carolina brings an 8 1 1 record The mound job may hinge on Andy Tranavitch or Dean Cassell with subsequent home games against Virginia Maryland and a Laurinburg trip to face South Carolina.
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Olympia Dominates Ja macia Mile Trial With Fast Time
Olympia the heavy favorite won the mile and one sixteenth experimental handicap No 2 at Jamacia in 1 44 2/5 the fastest in the stake's brief history. Jockey Eddie Arcaro rode the Kentucky Derby favorite who led from the start and was never challenged in the small field.
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Red Shield Club Seeks 550 New Members This Year
The Salvation Army Red Shield Boys' Club launches a recruitment drive aiming for 550 new members. Activities start tomorrow at 6 pm with no charge and a year round program including basketball and baseball leagues, boxing on Wednesdays after June 6, and summer tennis golf and track programs.
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Duke Lacrosse Tops Williams 13-4 in Durham
Duke University's lacrosse team earned its second straight victory by defeating Williams College 13-4 in Durham. The tally reflects Duke's strong offense and solid defense as they controlled the game from the opening whistle. The match showcased Duke's scoring depth and defensive discipline.
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Wake Forest Edges Duke 6-3 In Big Four Opener
Wake Forest wins its eighth straight, defeating Duke 6-3 in Durham. Gene Hooks hits a 340 foot homer in the seventh to spark a three run rally as Vander Clute holds Duke to six hits. Duke's Al Curtis starts strong, Leroy Sires drives in two, and a sixth inning double by Stu Frickeson is the only extra base hit. Big Bill Ellington from Mississippi is due in Oxford to visit coach Art Lewis, with Carolina and Clemson also contending for the Bison’s All-State back.
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Wake Forest Beats Duke In High-Scoring Batting Duel
Wake Forest defeats Duke 6 to 5 in a game marked by six errors and multiple hits. Teague Frye and Vander Clute led Wake Forest with key RBIs while Curtis and Vander Clute combined on the mound for the win.
Prep Golfers Not Strong This Season Yet After 12-6 Win
High Point High’s inexperienced golf team upset Reidsville 12 to 6 in a tough opening match as coach Rock Sappenfield downplays title hopes. Padgett led the Bison with 79 and Henry Clark shot 7 over par for Reidsville, with Emerywood Country Club hosting the state meet in May.
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Elon College overwhelms Navy nine 11 to 2
Elon College posted its fourth win of the season by routing the Navy nine 11 to 2 at home. A four run first inning set the pace while Art Fowler and Jack Andrews limited Navy to five hits. Gene Caviness belted a two run homer in the seventh as Steve Walker reached base on the play. Wade Phillips had a two run single in the first inning.
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Panthers Halted 5-0 by Lenoir-Rhyne in Conference Opener
Lenoir Rhyne pitcher Vel a held Point College to four hits as the Bears shut out the Purple Panthers 5-0 in Hickory. Jones led High Point with a homer a triple and a double while Swiggett struggled for Point College, surrendering nine strikeouts.
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Indians Begin Title Defense With Victory
Salisbury April 9 Catawba College defeated Appalachian 10 to 3 to extend its baseball winning streak to six. The Indians trailed briefly in the fourth when Appalachian scored three but Catawba answered with five runs in the half inning and led the rest of the game Ace Parker homered in the seventh with one aboard while Barges Oldfield had three hits for Appalachian in his season debut.
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