Brown Wins Narrowly After Post-Race Mishap at Bowman Gray
Perk Brown, 43, Eden, won the 200 lap modified feature at Bowman Gray Stadium despite a late tire issue on his victory lap. He led from start to finish, finishing just seconds ahead of competitors as Ken Rush faded after a tire go down on lap 105.
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Yankees Retire DiMaggios No 5 At New York Stadium
Joe DiMaggio's No 5 was retired for all time at Yankee Stadium as he appeared in Oakland Athletics colors with No 5 on his back. He spoke of his new role with the A's and recalled friendly exchanges with former Yankees staff and players. He said he hoped Mickey Mantle would have success but not against the Yankees.
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NHL Clubs Near Finals in Tight Quarterfinals
The Blues, Black Hawks and Kings lead their best-of-seven series 3-2, aiming to move toward the Stanley Cup finals. Blues and Flyers face fines totaling 3800 for a brawl in Philadelphia. winners receive 2250 per player in later rounds while champions gain 3000 each.
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The Artist and The Sportsman exhibit opens at Garden
The Madison Square Garden Art Gallery hosts a press preview of the new cultural exhibit titled The Artist and The Sportsman. It features 51 works depicting athletes and sports moments, valued at about 750000 dollars, with inaugural public viewing starting Friday for a 50 cent admission.
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Deacons Fall In Exhibition To Winston-Salem Sox
Wake Forest loses 5-4 to the Winston-Salem Red Sox in an exhibition game after a tight pitchers duel. John Politka and Cecil Robinson matched zeroes until Winston-Salem won on Wayne McGee's ninth inning single. Clemson tops Georgia Tech 6-3. UNC beats Eastern Kentucky 43. ACC slate includes UNC at Florida and Wake Forest at Virginia Tech.
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Furman at East Tennessee State Postponed by Rain
College spring sports results show Furman at East Tennessee State ppd due to rain. Other games include Wooster defeating Muskingum 10 to 3 and Rollins beating Charleston Baptist 6 to 0.
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Panthers Lose Two In Georgia
High Point College dropped a doubleheader in Valdosta Georgia to Valdosta State 13 to 8 and to Erskine 8 to 3. The Panthers have now lost five straight after a Florida Georgia swing. Ray Blosse started the opener, and Erskine pulled away with early strikes while Valdosta built leads and High Point rallied late in the first game.
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Pinehurst Hosts 66th North and South Women's Invitational
The 66th North and South Women's Invitational opened at Pinehurst Country Club with Marge Burns as medalist and set first round matches against Margaret Harmon. Defending champion Phyllis Pruess faced Hartley Calin, while former champions Nancy Roth Syms and Maureen Crum aimed at Driscoll and Ludwig. Burns shot 76 to lead qualifying as heavy rains inflated scores. two rounds Wednesday and an 18 hole final Friday.
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