Pinehurst to Host 65th North-South Amateur Start Monday
The 65th Men's North and South Amateur Golf Tournament opens Monday at Pinehurst Country Club No. 2, with 64 first-round matches. Dale Morey of High Point is the defending champion and one of eight former titleholders in a field featuring Campbell, Patton, Strafaci, and other strong contenders.
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Pinehurst Country Club
Dale Morey
High Point
N.C
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Campbell
Patton
Morey
Frank Strafaci
Miami
Fla
Mal Galletta
Old Westbury
N.Y
Dick Chapman
Palm Beach
Charles Smith
Gastonia
Bill Hyndman
Abingdon
Smith
Don Allen
Rochester
U.S
Carolinas
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
Bob Gardner
Essex Craft
Royal Oak
Charles Harrison
Atlanta
Jim Colbert
Overland Park
Kan
Pat Foy Brady
Reidsville
Dave Smith
Touring Pros In Exhibition At Willow Creek Country Club
Sam Snead and Tony Lema compete in an 18 hole exhibition with amateurs Dale Morey of High Point and Charlie Smith of Gastonia. Sponsored by Western Stellky, admission by invitation, to align with the Southern Furniture Market.
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Sam Snead
Tony Lema
Dale Morey
High Point
Charlie Smith
Gastonia
New Willow Creek Country Club
Western Stickley
Southern
Pfeiffer Ekes By Panthers In CC Baseball Thriller
Pfeiffer wins 5-4 over High Point as Bobby Boyd hits an inside the park homer in the seventh. Panthers led 4-3 before Boyd’s drive and a wide misplay by Bob Harris allowed the go ahead run. Final line includes homers by Barnes and Forte for Pfeiffer and a strong late effort by the Falcons pitching staff.
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Bobby Boyd
Pfeiffer
Falcons
High Point
Panthers
Fales
Boyd
Bob Harris
Harris
Perk Brown Captures Martinsville Modified Battle
Perk Brown romped to a 5SO lap modified sportsman win at Martinsville Speedway driving a 1936 Chevy, finishing a half straightaway ahead of Carl Burris after Burris led the final 19 laps. Ken Cross involved in a third turn wreck on lap 25 triggered a dramatic caution-filled race. Ray Hendricks won the first heat and Bill won the second.
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Enterprise
Martinsville
Martinsville Speedway
Perk Brown
Carl Burris
Burris
Ken Cross
Cross
Ken Rush
High Point
Ray Hendricks
Bill
Brown
McIntire Edges Roth To Claim North and South Title
Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs defeated Nancy Roth of Hollywood 1 up to win her fourth North and South amateur golf championship. The match stayed tight through 13 holes as neither player led by more than one hole. McIntire captured the final lead on the 17th with a par and clutch putts sealing a 1 up victory at Pinehurst.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N. C
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nancy Roth
Hollywood
Fla
Miss McIntire
U.S
Miss Roth
Miss McIintire
Nancy
Barbara
Last Night's Bowling Results and League Leaders
In the Masters League Carroll Crawford rolled the high individual game 268 and high individual series. EAC led team games and sets with 257. Hart Coast leads overall at 100-36, Allied Roofing second at 88-48. In the Guys and Dolls League Jessie Hemric and Carson Stout posted top games 190 and 195. Hemric also claimed top series 556. Team No. 4 won top team game and Tear No. 3 led team sets 2064.
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Carrol Crawford
Carroll Crawford
EAC. We
E.a.c
Hart Coast
Allied Roofing
Guys and Dolls
Jessie Hemric
Carson Stout
Jessie Hemric- Mossey
White Sox Tie Up Senators With Seventh Inning Homer
Chicago erupted in the seventh as Ted Robinson launched Ron Kline's first pitch for a three run homer to spark a 6-2 White Sox win over Washington. The loss extended the Senators skid to five games while Chicago rode a string of timely hits including a pinch single by Tom McCraw and a pinch double by J C Martin to take control in the middle innings.
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Eee Teerece Robinson
Ron Kline
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Senators
Buster Narum
Tom cCraw
J. C Martin
Danny Cater
Smokey Burgess
Martin
Kline
Narum
Robinson
Pete Ward
Pirienetskito
Lexington
Momasville
Ev- Stevely
Livigston
Ashcroft
Dittman
Bianco
Buford
Soto
Burgess
King
Wilheim
Wilhelm
Littie
Hansen
I Caneres
B.howard
Thomasville
Ste Tees
Ward
Chicago
Wash
Skowron
HR Robinson
Howerd
Kline Aes
Greens
Wilshite
Howard King
Lexington Giants Down Thomasville 7-2 in Diamond Clash
Lexing ton pitcher Joe Costello hurls a six hitter and drives in two with a second inning triple as the Giants topple the Hi Toms 7-2 at Finch Field. Costello adds a two run triple and six singles supported by six second inning runs to avenge Friday’s 8-7 defeat.
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Thomasville
Lexington
Joe Costello
Giants
Finchield
Hi-Toms
Spartanburg
Costello
Hi- Toms
Jerry Newman
Showers
Newman
Ozzie Blanco
Blanco
Jim Glover
Glover
Hector Soto
Johnny Buchanan
Soto
Buchanan
Virginia 500 at Martinsville Drama Leads to Controversy
The Virginia 500 at Martinsville Speedway features factory backed Fords led by Junior Johnson chasing a $25,190 purse. Freddie Lorenzen starts outside Johnson with Panch piloting Glenn Wood’s Ford. The field includes Bobby Johns and Ned Jarrett with strong race momentum from Atlanta 500. After a wreck involving Buck Baker and Baron Skeen, both drivers blamed each other as tensions rose.
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Junior Johnson
Johnson
Freddie Lorenzen
Elm- Johnson
Lorenzen
Panch
Glenn Wood
Ford
Wood
Wood Brothers
Bobby Johns
Dick Hutcherson
Ned Jarrett
Tigs Edge Twins as Brown Delivers Pinch Homer
Detroit's Gates Brown hit a pinch homer with two on in the ninth to lift the Tigers past the Minnesota Twins 7-4. Minnesota had tied the game in the top of the ninth before Don Demeter and Willie Horton homered earlier to give Detroit a 3-2 lead.
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Detroit
Gates Brown
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Minnesota
Willie Horton
Don Demeter
Horton
Dick McAuliffe
Jerry Fosnow
Smith
Olive
Brown
Killeb
Hall
Elaine
Allison
Demeter
Rollins
Zimman
Freehanc
Demter
McAuliffe
Regen
Ieee Klipps
Nelson
Worton
Regan
Seale
Stigman
Worthington
Perry
Bosox Win in 12th as Lee Thomas Homers
Lee Thomas hit a three run homer in the 12th inning to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 7 5 win over Baltimore. The shot came after Frank Robinson opened with a double and followed a tie game into extra frames at Baltimore’s ballpark.
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Baltimore
Lee Thomas
Boston Red Sox
Thomas
Stu Miller
Innning
Frank
BOLOX
Angels Rout Yankees 6 3 Behind Chance Hit Parade
Angels rout Yankees 6 3 as Dean Chance wins again against New York. Los Angeles offense tags starter Jim Bouton and relievers for 14 hits and four rookies José Cardenal Paul Schaal and Costen Shockley drive in key runs. Yankees suffer fourth straight defeat with several miscues and late scoring flurry.
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NEW York
Dean Chance
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Jim Boutoni
Angel
Jose Cardenal
Paul Schaal
Costen Shockley
Eivhite
Chance
Yanks
Phil Linz
Tom Tresh
Lou Clinton
Tony Kubek
John Blanchard
Schaal
Rodgers
Seve
Bobby Knoop
Cardenal
Angels
Steve Hamilton
Ae Toe Ancatas
Los Ange
Clinton
Boyer
Blanch
Gotay
Knoop
A. Lopez
Howard
Kneop
Blanchard
Oe Bouton
Renitt
Blanco
Ham
Balk
Cubs Edge Braves 3-1 Behind Banks RBIs
Chicago Cubs beat Milwaukee 3-1 as Ernie Banks drove in two runs to extend his NL leading RBIs to 14. Tony Cloninger held the Braves hitless early, while Roberto Pena and Billy Williams drew walks before Ron Santo turned the Cubs first hit into the club's first run.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Banks
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Roberto Pena
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Cubs
George Alt
Mets pull off ninth inning comeback at San Francisco
Pinch hitter Danny Napoleon delivered a bases loaded triple with two outs in the ninth to lift the New York Mets to a 7-6 comeback win over the San Francisco Giants. Ed Kranepool homered twice as New York erased an 8-2 deficit after trailing 6-4 entering the ninth. Willie Mays doubled on a wind blown pop up before Jim Ray Hart and Tom Haller pushed the Giants, who led 6-4 in the eighth.
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SAN Francisco
Danny Napoleon
New York Mets
Mets
Giants
Charlie Smith
Chris Connizzaro
Bob Shaw
Warren Spahn
Shaw
Johnny Lewis
Napoleon
Jesus Alou
Ed Kranepool
New York
Willie Mays
Jim Ray Hart
Tom Haller
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Ralph Rowe
James Blackledge
Blackledge
Dennis Dittman
Anliever
Brian Wilhelm
Nate Ao
Terry Dooley
Co Coens
High Point Enterprise
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Enterprise Sports Writer
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Henry County
Buddy Arrington
Cale Yarborough
Doug Cooper
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