Stinchcomb reliever role and Stoneman debuts noted
In relief, Stinchcomb lasted a third of an inning, Balderson finished, and Rubinson closed. Gaines excelled in clutch spots, scattering 10 hits with two walks and 11 strikeouts while Red Sox defense backed him with a double play and three runners cut down at the plate. Stoneman, assigned to bullpen obscurity, was recalled by Expos in expansion draft amid praise from Gene Mauch. Staub homered with three doubles and three RBIs. Cubs, Pirates, Braves, and Giants posted wins elsewhere.
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Peninsula routs Rocky Mount as Lynchburg tops Salem
Peninsula defeated Rocky Mount 110 to 0 while Lynchburg beat Salem 14 to 5. Dave Grangard singled three times and drove in a run to spark Peninsula’s attack. Burlington opened its home season with a win as Dick Noki gave up eight hits but allowed no Mets to score. Friday games include Winston at Rocky Mount and Raleigh-Durham at High Point Thomasville.
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Ted from Page 1-B Reflects on Watching Games Differently
A reader named Ted from page 1-B vents that watching hitters and pitchers keeps him from seeing infield placement and baserunners. He recalls advising a pitcher during a key moment that led to a home run, laments disappointing readers, and notes he is no longer chasing big stories. The exchange hints at media scrutiny and personal critique within a sports context.
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Randleman Wins 9-4 Over Tribe in Baseball Clash
Randleman High School beat Sumner 9 to 4 as the Tigers racked up 12 hits off two Sumner Indian hurlers. Gra Gray led the offense with a single and a double, Ronald Parsons added a double, and Donnie Burton homered for Sumner. The decisive onslaught came early with three runs in the first two innings and three more in the fifth and sixth.
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Northeast Junior High Wins Four-Way Track Meet
Northeast Junior High of High Point took first with 75 points in a four team meet at Lexington on Thursday. Ferndale of High Point earned 65, Lexington 38, and Albemarle 4. Chris Robinson led Northeast with 124 points, winning the 100 yard dash the 220 dash and the 880 relay while finishing third in the 440 relay. The same four schools meet again next Thursday at High Point Central athletic field.
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Catawba Hands HPC Hard Loss, Drops Panthers From Lead
Salisbury. Catawba defeated High Point College 2-0 to knock the Panthers from first place in the Carolinas Conference. Howard Bailey pitched a complete game for the Indians, surrendering eight hits with seven strikeouts and one walk. Ray Hardison powered the offense with a homer and a single driving in three runs, while Rayna and Bailey also contributed for Catawba. Miller started for HPC, Kaub finished.
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Pacers and Bucs Reach ABA Finals In Dramatic Wins
Indiana Pacers rallied from behind to edge Kentucky 120-111 and clinch the Eastern semifinal series four games to three. New Orleans Buccaneers defeated the Dallas Chaparrals 101-95 to win the Western final. Pacers meet Minnesota or Miami. New Orleans opens the final at Oakland. In the NBA, Los Angeles led Atlanta 100-85 for a 3-1 edge as New York trailed 3-2 in their series with Boston.
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Central Jayvees Lose To Page In Narrow Setback
Page High jayvee baseball team romped over High Point Central 155 Thursday. Barry Latham led the High Point team with three singles. The defeat left the Central team with a 3-6-1 record.
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Orioles Rally at Fenway as Robinsons Lead 30-Run Game
Orioles erupt for 30 runs and 48 hits at Fenway Park, Frank and Brooks Robinson homer, Billy Conigliaro adds one, Dave Johnson drives in runs while Bobby Grich and Paul Blair contribute. Yankees split with Senators as Pepitone homer_keys drive 7-3 win. Stottlemyre wins third straight as Mets blank Phillies. Stoneman fires no hitter for Montreal in 7-0 win.
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WCL Champions Still Winless
In the Western Carolina League Gastonia and Greenville remain undefeated while Spartanburg and Greenwood have yet to win. Gastonia beat previously unbeaten Shelby 3-2 in 12 innings, Shelby dropping to 1-2. Greenville won its second game by defeating Spartanburg 10-1, with seven errors by Spartanburg.
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