Foytack Stars as Tigers Rout Indians 9-1 at Briggs Stadium
Detroit center fielder Harvey Kuenn backed Paul Foytack with three base hits and a three run homer as the Tigers beat the Cleveland Indians 9-1. Foytack held Cleveland to six singles, while Kuenn, Bolling, and Martin each had three hits to power the victory. The win ties the weekend series at one game each.
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Yankees Top Triplets 4 2 In Preseason Showdown
Greensboro Yankees beat Binghamton Triplets 4 to 2 in a spring exhibition. Photios Anthony drove in three with a three run double and Vince Pignatello held the Triplets for five innings in a hang up start. Bernie Schrieber homered to help knot the score, with Bill Carr and Fred Carpenter adding hits for Greensboro.
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Hi- Toms Champs Back In Field For Baseball Season
Al Milley becomes manager at first base while Hal Hol land shifts to right field to boost Giants’ offense. Robin Coffman rises from reserve to starting outfielder as Durham and Raleigh clubs feature many new faces. Greensboro’s Little Yankees include Jerry Kudajeski John Malangone and Tommy McDonald under a new Yankee agreement. Wilson and Okrie also reshuffled rosters with notable returnees and arrivals.
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Tar Heels Clip Pirates 12-3 in Greenville
North Carolina defeated East Carolina 12 to 3 as Roger Honeycutt paced the win with a double a triple and a single in five at bats driving in six runs. Honeycutt's second inning triple sparked a four run burst and his sixth inning double followed another four run rally. The Tar Heels improved to 11 5 on the season while East Carolina stood 5 3.
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Major League Baseball Results And Standings Summary
Weekend action in the Major Leagues with Washington beating Boston 4 3 New York defeating Baltimore 4 3 and Detroit routing Cleveland 9 0 Rain postponed Chicago at Kansas City Sunday games include Chicago versus Kansas City Fischer Craddock and Cleveland at Detroit Bunning Boston visiting Washington Pascual Turley and Narol ski teams show National League leaders Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles and Pittsburgh with several midweek matchups listed including Nuxhall Friend and Monzant in upcoming games
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High Point Bears sweep Guilford with two wins
High Point College defeated Guilford College in a baseball doubleheader winning 9-8 in the opener and 14-1 in the second. Harold Watson added a two run homer in the opener and sparked the rally with a double. Bill Huegele allowed five hits in five innings of the nightcap as High Point built a 4-0 lead and Guilford committed seven errors.
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Duren Snuffs Out Big Rally To Preserve Win
The New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 as Ryne Duren closed out the ninth with a game ending double play after Orioles rallied with three hits in the ninth. Bobby Shantz pitched eight strong innings for New York before giving up two runs in the final frame.
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Citadel Netmen Edge Pirates 5-4 in Charleston
The Citadel tennis team earned its sixth win of the season by defeating East Carolina College 5-4 in Charleston. Citadel’s No. 1 Jack Sterling lost to Maurice Everettes 6-3 5-7 6-4. Monte Crook, Walter Anderson, and Joe Kennedy won singles matches, with Crook and Sterling taking the top doubles match to defeat Hollowell and Everettes.
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Atlantic Christian splits North State double header at Boone
In Boone North Carolina Atlantic Christian edged Appalachian in the nightcap 6-5 to split the two game baseball doubleheader. Blaine Froneberger pitched a two hitter to win the opener 6-1 for Atlantic Christian.
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Harney Leads Derby Open After 203 In Louisville
Paul Harney, surgical recovery seven weeks earlier, posted a 203 after 54 holes to hold a two stroke edge at the Kentucky Derby Open Golf Tournament. The Worcester, Massachusetts native faced wind and rain challenges finishing 13 under par, with Gary Player and Don Fairfield at 205 and Tom Nieporte at 206.
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UNC Tennis Team Defeats South Carolina 7-2
North Carolina State earned a 7-2 victory over South Carolina as part of its season slate. Singles results show Mickey Solomon and Erwin Holmes winning for NC State, while Henry Bischweil and Earl Dye claimed SC wins. Doubles featured Solomon with Solomon and Kassler with Debruhl contributing to NC State’s score.
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Major League Suit To Be Tried Soon
Portsmouth club owner Frank D. Lawrence says his 250000 damage suit against Major Leagues will be tried within 30 days in Federal Court for the Southern District of New York. He asserts Kentucky Governor Happy Chandler has agreed to testify in his behalf. Lawrence alleges Rule 1 A territorial rights violation by the majors over his Piedmont League franchise.
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Furman Golf Team Edges Mercer 10-8 on New Course
Furman defeated Mercer 10-8 at the new Furman course in Greenville. Medalist Hewyard Sullivan shot 70, two under par, as Furman improves to 10 wins and 1 loss. Individual results include Sullivan defeating Joyner, Bergwall beating King, Runnion tying Shiplett, Paget beating Woodall, and doubles with mixed pairings in the match play format. Also notes Silky Sullivan is a colt winning the Santa Anita Derby earning 83,400 dollars.
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