Pan American team departs for Sao Paulo in strong U S contingent
The United States dispatches a record Pan Am squad for the Sao Paulo games, led by 368 competitors across 21 sports. Final processing and travel papers wrap up as three chartered planeloads depart. Notable figures include Al Hall in track and Bob Titchenal, with committee leaders noting a strong, if not peak, lineup amid entry limits.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Sam
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Miami
Chicago
United States
U.S
al Hall
America
Tokyo
J. Lyman Bingham
Bingham
Paschal wins 200-lap NASCAR feature at Bowman Gray
High Point driver Jim Paschal takes the 200 lap Grand National stock car race at Bowman Gray Stadium, finishing two laps ahead of Fred Harb after a late surge when Richard Petty faltered with a broken fuel pump. Fred Harb and Larry Thomas round out the podium as 10 of 16 starters finish. purse totals and heats are listed.
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Bill Hodges
Enterprise
Winston-Salem
High Point
Albion Millis
Bowman Gray Stadium
Jim Paschal
Fred Harb
Paschal
Lee Petty
Harb
Cliff Stewart
Petty Plymouth
Richard Petty
Petty
Thomas
Buck Baker
Charlotte
Chrysler
Ned Jarrett
Conover
Ford
Fred Lorenzen
Wendell Scott
Danville
Chevrolet
Stick Elliott
Shelby
Jimmy Pardue
North Wilkesboro
Joe Weatherly
Bill Foster
Jarrett
Plymouth
Pontiac
Larry Thomas
Dodge
Gene Elliott
Curtis Crider
Mercury
Hank Thomas
Nell Casties
Wy Wade
Spencer
E. J. Trivett
Baseball Openers Around the League Return to Action
New from page ten reports Maye’s late homer with one strike to go. Mets face Cincinnati again tonight. San Francisco hosts Houston in the home opener while the Dodgers welcome the Cubs. Pittsburgh visits St. Louis and Philadelphia goes to Milwaukee. In the AL Chicago and Boston open at home, White Sox host Kansas City, Red Sox host Baltimore. Detroit plays at New York, Los Angeles at Minnesota, Washington at Cleveland.
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Maye
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Kansas City
Red Sox
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Campbell Slams Hills of Homers to Rout HPC Panthers
Campbell's Cal Shaw powered a 14 to 4 win over High Point College with three homers including a grand slam in the first inning and a solo shot in the third. Fred Willet added a seventh inning homer. Randy Pridgen earned the win as HPC falls to 6 9. The teams meet again today in the two game stand.
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Buses Creek
High Point College
Campbell
Cal Shaw
Campbell Crew
Panthers
Shaw
Camels
Fred Willet
Miller
Frye
Nolan
HPC
High Point
Cam Ladrabrhbi
RaGrant Rf
Koonce Cf
Moose
Popess
Kemp
Ellis
Willet If
RaGrante
Shaw Ib
Dunn
Tippett
New York
Bevirf Green
Brown
Harris
Richardsn
Temple Gwathmey Steeple- Willard
Rizere Stewart
Weavere
Chase
Bel- Swigart
Mont Park
Wan Prrotale
High Point Campbell
Willettope
Willet
Williard
Roy Grant
Swigart
Pridgen
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South Boston
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Randleman
Birmingham
Dave Williard
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