Pinehurst 60th North and South amateur opens play
The Pinehurst North and South Amateur Golf Tournament begins match play with a strong field. Dave Smith and Billy Joe Patton headline a 145-player field at Pinehurst Country Club, where low scorers battle to reach the 32 first-round matches and a 36-hole final on Saturday.
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Ariz
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Roanoke
Heels Win 13-0 in ACC Action
The Associated Press reports Duke leads the ACC with a 3-0 mark as Wake Forest Clemson and NC State sit tied for second at 4-2. North Carolina 11-6 overall 2-3 in league beat Virginia 13-0 while Georgia defeated Clemson 4-1. Next conference action Duke at North Carolina.
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Cline Threatens ACC Batting Lead in Clemson Surge
Clemson junior Ty Cline boosted his ACC batting average toward the conference mark set by Duke’s Andy Cockrell in 1935 after a 4 for 5 day against South Carolina. He tops steals with eight, while Jimmy Cox and Bailey Hendley challenge him in hitting. Duke’s Don Altman leads in ERA with 0.68 and Joel Gibson heads strikeouts at 39.
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N.C. State
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Wake Forest
Ferg Norton
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Cant Hit Singles Jinx Plagues Willie McCovey Giants Win
Willie McCovey, 22, remains a power hitter but struggles for singles, batting .184 with six of seven hits for extra bases. He drove in four runs including a homer in an 19-8 rout of St. Louis, tying the NL lead with 13 RBIs as San Francisco tops the standings with Pittsburgh. Bud Daley hurled a three hitter for Kansas City in a 6-1 win over Chicago, while Baltimore ended its skid with a 3-2 victory after Jim Genacio’s three run homer.
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Major League Cardinal lead fuels slugfest at Giants
The Cardinals and Giants combined for a high scoring tilt. Stan Musial and Ken Boyer homered for St Louis as Don Blasingame, Willie Mays and McCovey powers the San Francisco attack. Boyer tops majors with six RBI. Johnny Antonelli earned the win in relief.
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The Race Doesn't Always Go To Swiftest It Seems
Washington Redskins may struggle in 1960 after trading kicker Sam Baker to the Cleveland Browns for two unknown linemen. Owner George Marshall remains unpopular with fans as the team seeks scoring help in the new season.
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Caps Roll Over Foes as Raleigh Takes Sixth Straight
Outfielder Jack Brown delivered a ninth inning single driving in the winning run for Raleigh, boosting their Carolina League lead to two games as the Caps edged Durham 4-3. Andy Kosco homered for Durham, while Greensboro and Winston-Salem also won in Monday action.
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Popped in Charlotte as Tondo stops Anderson in third
Paul Anderson, the 1956 Olympic heavyweight champ, loses to Antillio Tondo in his pro boxing debut. The 290 pounder quits training after a week, drank little water, and is stopped at 2:52 of the third round. Tondo pounds a visibly outmatched Anderson while remarks about weight and wrestling echo.
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Little Loop Meeting Set For Saturday
A call was issued for boys who have not played Little League baseball to report Saturday morning for the initial meeting of new league players. The session is set for 10 o'clock at Springfield Park for south of the railroad and east of Main Street residents and Armstrong Park for north of the railroad and east of Harvell Park for north of High School field residents.
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Palmer Gets In Practice Ahead Of Houston Golf Classic
Arnold Palmer skipped the $5,000 pro am events to focus on practice for the $35,000 Houston golf classic opening Thursday. Palmer, a two‑time Houston champ, needs practice after two weeks without play. Memorial Park’s 7,122‑yard course set the scene as 150 players contest the event, with 26 shooters at 3 under or better in qualifying. Air Justice and Lee Raymond led early with 63s.
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Yesterday's Stars From The Associated Press Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Bud Daley of the A's held the White Sox to three hits with one walk and five strikeouts over six innings in a 6-1 victory. Willie McCovey of the Giants drove in four runs, homering to cap a five run eighth inning in a 9-8 win over the Cardinals.
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Your Child's IQ Is Not Fixed
A Reader's Digest summary claims a study of 300 children from birth shows IQ can rise or fall due to parental influence. The article argues parents can shape cognitive development and offers guidance for maximizing a child's potential.
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