Wake Forest blasts Maryland 10 6 in ACC baseball rout
Wake Forest powered to a 10 6 win at Maryland behind three homers and two triples. Roger Coon hit two long balls and Pat Williams added a third homer as the Deacons built a five run first inning lead. Tom Brown led Maryland with three hits and two RBIs as Maryland dropped to 1 4 in the ACC and 3 6 overall while Wake improves to 3 1 in conference and 15 2 overall.
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RALEIGH AP North Carolina State College netters beat Clemson 9 0 in ACC tennis match for sixth win and one loss in a strong season. Singles winners Saigal Jacobs Spence Hart Carson and Cooper plus doubles Jacobs Spence and Saigal Hart Carson Lore led the Wolfpack to the lopsided victory.
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City Recreation Softball Leagues Planned This Week
City recreation department schedules two meetings to form softball leagues for summer play. The Sunday School League meets Monday at 7 PM in Recreation offices, and the Industrial League meets Tuesday at 7 PM. Commissioner Jim Ellington urges all prospective team organizers to attend.
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Horse Breeder Fay Headlee Dies After Illness
Fay Headlee aged 75 a former horse breeder who raced thoroughbreds on eastern tracks died Saturday after a four week illness. He also served as burgess of Waynesburg Pa Funeral services will be held in the community and burial arrangements will follow.
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National League Sunday games listed with matchups
Standings note lists Sunday National League games including Milwaukee at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco with pitchers Spahn Cardwell Teske Sadecki Williams Roberts Jones.
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Baseball matchup previews for AL and NL teams
AL at NY with Nuxhall and Walker facing Ditmar and Ford. MN at BAL behind Ramos and Kralick, Houston no, Estrada and Brown. LA at BOS with Grba and McBride, or Muffett at Cleveland and Antone facing Donovan, with Detroit featuring Bunning.
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UNC Netters Top Maryland in Fifth Straight Tennis Win
The North Carolina men’s tennis team extended its winning streak to five with a 5 1 victory over Maryland in Chapel Hill. Keth Stoneman stepped into the No 1 spot and won his 12th straight match, defeating Shapiro 6-4 6-0 as other NC players secured set results.
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Heist's ninth inning slam powers Cubs past Braves
Chicago's Al Heist hit the first grand slam of his career to break a 5-5 tie in the ninth, lifting the Cubs to a 9-5 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Don Elston earned the win after relieving Glen Hobbie.
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USC Dominates Triangular Meet at Raleigh
South Carolina piled up 85 points to win the Atlantic Coast Conference triangular meet with Virginia and host North Carolina State. Gene Engle led USC with firsts in discus and javelin, while Gil Facio of Virginia won the 220 and 440 yard dashes. Virginia finished with 61 points, NC State had 15.
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A's Sell Clint Courtney to Baltimore for 15000
The Kansas City Athletics sold catcher Clint Courtney to the Baltimore Orioles for 15000 dollars. Courtney, 34, was traded to KC last January from Baltimore in a seven player deal and returns to Baltimore for a third term. He is noted for catching knuckleball pitchers Hoyt Wilhelm and Hal Brown.
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Broglio’s Two-Hitter Secures 4-0 Win Over Reds
Ernie Broglio, 21-game winner last season, blanked Cincinnati 4-1 in a rain-shortened five inning game for his first victory of the year. The Reds drop to 2-2 after starting 3-0. Hutchinson disputes the stoppage timing and field conditions.
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Green Shuts Out Giants 2-0 as Phillies Top San Francisco
Dallas Green of the Philadelphia Phillies blanked the Giants 2-0 on five hits in San Francisco. Tony Gonzalez hit a two run homer in the fourth, while Juan Marichal allowed six hits in eight innings. Green walked three and fanned four as Willie Mays went hitless. A crowd of 18,755 watched in windy conditions.
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Blue Devils explode for 9 2 victory over Cavaliers in ACC game
Duke, led by Don Kalish on the mound, built a 4-2 lead and then exploded for five runs in the ninth inning to rout Virginia 9-2. Art Browning delivered a three run homer as Duke posted its fourth straight ACC win while Virginia dropped to 3-5 in conference play.
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