North Carolina Girls Sportsday Held at Central High Field
The 17th annual North Carolina Girls Sportsday drew about 250 participants from eight 4-A high schools yesterday at Central High, with events from horseshoes to a 75 yard dash. Shown are volleyball champions Vicki Morris Barbara Vaughn and Mary McDaniels and teammates Betty Marsh Chris McDaniels Linda Marsh. Donna Hardy of Central High. Chris Thompson broad jump. and Ann Long of Greensboro Grimsley High who won the 50 yard dash.
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Jerry Parrish
North Carolina
Central High
Vicki Morris
Barbara Vaughn
Mary McDaniels
Betty Marsh
Chris McDaniels
Linda Marsh
Donna Hardy
Chris Thompson
Central
Ann Long
Greensboro Grimsley High
Central Nets Fourth Straight Girls Sportsday Victory
Central High School won the North Carolina Girls Sportsday with 66 points to claim its fourth consecutive title. Grimsley finished second with 36 percent, followed by North Mecklenburg 30, Williams 26, Edwards 23, Smith 20, Parkland 17 and Page 8.
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North Carolina
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Leyball
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Smith
Parkland
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Ryun sets mile record at Kansas Relays
Jim Ryun ran a 3:54.7 mile to set a national intercollegiate record at the 42nd Kansas Relays in Lawrence Kansas. Rice, Texas Southern, and Missouri posted multiple meet records while Kansas and Arkansas AM&N claimed relay marks and Prairie View challenged.
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Jim Ryun
Texas Southern
Rice
University
Kansas
Conley Brown
Ryan
Arkansas Am&n
Prairie View
Jim Hines
Record $40,000 Lap Prize for Indy 500 Race
A record $40,000 in lap prize money was posted for the Indianapolis 500 race with sponsors adding $10,000 more than before. Former winners Jim Clark and Parnelli Jones will contend to top the lap prize standings in the 1967 race.
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Parnelli Jones
Baseball Sunday matchups across leagues and standings
California hosts Rubio and Lopez at Cleveland while Minnesota visits Detroit. Chicago meets Washington as Kansas City travels to Baltimore with McNally and Barber, New York faces Boston, and Brandon posts a 61 in standings.
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Bouton
Boston
Brandon
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Davidson May Return To Action
The Cincinnati Reds said relief pitcher Ted Davidson will be flown back to Cincinnati from Santa Maria California on Sunday for further treatment. The 27 year old left hander is in satisfactory condition and will miss at least a month due to chest and abdomen gunshot wounds and a knee injury from a fall during the incident at spring training in Tampa Florida.
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Knowles Leads SC Tournament With Final Round Ahead
Bobby Knowles of Aiken shot a 20-foot birdie at 18 to grab a one stroke lead in the South Carolina Seniors tournament at Highland Park Country Club. Knowles, 72-72-143, seeks back-to-back titles as defending champ John White of Spartanburg and George Biershank trail after 72s and 143.
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Bobby Knowles
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Highland Park Country Club
John B. White
George Biershank
Spartanburg
The Day's Homers Second League Summary
The list highlights Saturday home runs by players across the American League. Bietary, Robinson, Snyder hit for the Orioles and Twins. Freehan for the Tigers. Agee for the White Sox. Yastrzemski for the Red Sox. Reichardt and Mali for the Angels.
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Orioles
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Twins
Freehan
Tigers
Agee
White Sox
Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Reichardt
Mali
Angels
Phillies Top Mets 4-3 Behind Callison Jackson Streak
Philadelphia beat New York 4-3 as Larry Jackson extended his unbeaten run against the Mets to 17 while Johnny Callison drove in the first run with a first inning single and doubled later. Briggs homered for Philadelphia and Koosman allowed the Phillies’ final tally in the seventh.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Jackson
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Mets
Callison
Bob Shaw
Tony Gonzalez
Phils
John B
Briggs
Jerry Koosman
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