Hi-Toms Fall 16-4 as Peninsula routs Finch Field
Hi-Toms manager Jack McKeon pleaded for help after a 16-4 loss to the Peninsula Grays in a Carolina League game at Finch Field. Peninsula built a 14-1 lead by the fourth inning with 15 hits and strong defense. Campbell made his pro pitching debut in relief, while McKeon lamented a weary staff needing several upcoming complete games.
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Thomasville
Jack McKeon
The
Hi-Toms
Finch Field
McKeon
Peninsula
Gary Fisher
Jack van Vleck
Chris Heintz
Don McKinley
GrayscKeon
Rich Bicek
Grays
Paul Campbell
Campbell
Minnesota Twins
Briek
John Rawls
East Carolina
Salem
High Point College
Pfeiffer
Norbart Rodgers
Heintz
Dwain Anderson
Anderson
Julie Rizzuto
Gene Tenace
Bobby Brooks
Ed Moxey
Kelly Prior
Phil Spyres
Tom Ragland
Lynchburg
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Burlington
Kinston
Greensboro
Portsmouth
Raleigh-Durham Mets
Winston-Salem
Durham
Bicek
Laughing At Sports January Made His Point
Don January won the Las Vegas Golf Tournament with a par on the final hole to make his point. Irving Crane took the World Pocket Billiards Championship first prize of 3000 dollars.
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New York
Don January
Las Vegas
Irving Crane
Roberto de Vicenzo Rane
Mas
British Boxing Board
England
Red Auerbach
Major League Baseball Standings and Results Update
The Associated Press reports standings with Los Angeles leading the National League and Detroit atop the American League with strong records. Monday results: Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 2 San Francisco 1 in 10 innings. Upcoming games include Atlanta at Chicago and Houston at New York.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Fran
Atlanta
Phila
Phia
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
L. W. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Wash’n
Cleveland
California
Oakland
Washington
North-South Amateur tees off with tight first round play
Pinehurst North and South Amateur action shows 33 matches reaching the 17th hole and six extra holes. Notable results include Bobby Greenwood’s 7 and 6 win over Gene Hay. Defending champ Bill Campbell and other favorites advance as late matches set up two more rounds Wednesday and a 36-hole final Saturday.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Bobby Greenwood
Cookeville
Wood
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Jay Sigel
Narberth
Campbell
Greenwood
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
Cobby Ware
Peachtree City
Pat Foy Brady
Reidsville
Ware
Brady
Jack Lewis
Florence
S.C
Bud Stevens
Livonia
Mich
Dale Morey
High Point
Frank Strafaci
Miami
Fla
Bill Hyndman
Huntingdon Valley
Peter Green
Franklin, Mich
Hyndman
Bill Goodale
Camden
Charlie Harrison
Atlanta
Dick Sideroff
Westport
W.va
Lester Kelly
Portsmouth
Alfred Sams
Macon
Charles Highiey
Spring Lake
Tenn
Gen Hay
Decatur
Bob Bourne
Loraine
Ohio
Scott Stultz
Hollidaysburg
Richard Todd
Rye
N.Y
Fred Ewald
Birmingham
David King
Bethesda
Jeric Hanson
Toronto
Canada
Gus Blair
Willowdale Ont
Karl Schmidt
Akron
Hugh Shelley
Croton Falls
George Trainor
Rochester
Elliott Phillips
New Albany
Ind
James Gilchrist
Clarence N.Y
James St. Germain
Northville
Bob Gibson
Houston
Tex
Bobby Koch
Shaker Heights
William Tryon
Elmira
Bount Wilford
Philadelphia
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Enterprise Sports Writers
Peninsula Ab Rhibt Hi-Toms
Abrh Rbi
Rizzutto
Greene
Pam’‘nye
Sanders
Brooks
Ragland
Kregil
Solaita
Tenace
Moxey
Dodder
Hertz
Smith
Parks
Spyres
Clark
Rizzitto
BSB
Bicek win—Gallagher
Laemmie T
Babyrunner
Tolia Solaita
Solanta
Dick Swaim
January
76Ers
Phillie
Williams
Vassar
Oakland A’s
Charlie Finley
Long Island
Arnold Palmer
Golf
Natl. News, Syn., Inc
Associated Press
Ner
Tom
Bill
Leonard Thompson
Laurinburg
John Birmingham
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
John Guenther
Reading
Updegraff Bird
George Fulton
Roanoke
John Owens
Lexington
Oie
William Newcomb
Ann Arbor
Frederic Franz
Crystal Lake
Morris Beecroft
Newport News
Paul McKay
Plantation
Robert Ludwig
North Miami
Bill Doohan
Sarnia
Ontario
Fred Campanelli
Barrington
R.I
Donn Daus
James Gabrailsen
Fraen Connell
Boynton Beach
Michael Evans
Bellevue
Wash
Randall Ahern
Roger McManus
Hartville
Agag Ae
Tom Raney
Little Rock
Ark
John Ward
Fayetteville
Richard Babbitt
Providence
Leonard Thompston
Donald Sort
Winnetka
Ilt
Glynn Perkins
Virginia Beach
Jon McKey Jr
Orlando
Jar
James Bostwick
Rockville
A. D. Dorsett
Coeur
N. C
Herb Guten
Pores
William Manett
Commanien Valley
David Griffith
Charlotte
Peter Jee
Franklin, Mic
Stan Thompson
Chapel Hill
Ben Goodes
Charlies Jay Harris
Fairfield
Calif
Edgar Whalley
North Providence
John Hendrickson
Flourtown
Harry Welch
Salisbury
F. Boyd Hovde
Indianapolis
Ross Shawaker
Columbia
F. Hamilton
Ala
Golisco
Fred Garnes
Charleston Heights
S. C
Phil Antibus
Fort Wayne
Ken Moran
Louis Woodworth
David Ojala
St. Paul
David Cameron
Minas Attenborough
Kent
Ken Campbell
Sodus Point
N. Y
Leo Spooner
Duluth
Reid Towler
Raleigh
George Kimbrell
Clearwater
Allan Sussel
Villanova
Alfred Johns
Punta Gorda
Raymond Kimpel
Urbana
Ill
Jack Veghte
Wilfam Greene
Elizabethton
Jim Balch
Edward Richitelli
Newark
Del
William Aldridge
Adrian McManus
Athens
Woodrow Harris
Hoyle Morgan
Mr. Fence
Verry Intresting
Dolly
Playboy
Burris Space
Burris
Church ST
McCreary
Daredevil Mags
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