Mays Leads Frisco In Defeat Of Cubs
Willie Mays homered and doubled twice as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-1 at Seals Stadium before 19 204 fans. Johnny Antonelli worked six solid innings, allowing six hits and one run, with Lee Walls homering for Chicago. Mays drove in a run with a double and scored another after a Walls misplay, giving the Giants their second straight win over Chicago.
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Buhl Hurled 5-Hitter As Braves Beat Phillies 4-2
Milwaukee Braves celebrate world title rings by defeating Philadelphia 4-2 at County Stadium. Bob Buhl allowed five hits in seven innings, earning his third straight NL win and his ninth in a row against the Phillies. Eddie Mathews homered, Joe Adcock added a sixth inning homer, and Ford Frick presented the championship rings to Braves officials before the game.
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Tar Heels blank SC in ACC win behind Harding
North Carolina defeated South Carolina 2 0 in Chapel Hill as Ben Harding pitched the Tar Heels to their seventh straight win. Honeycutt homered and Aston Pons drove in a run to back a strong defensive effort and improve UNC to 5 1 in conference play.
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Mazeroski two late homers lift Pirates past Redlegs 8 4
Bill Mazeroski hit homers in the eighth and ninth to drive in four runs and lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8 4 win over the Cincinnati Redlegs in 50 degree weather. The game featured a long bunch of pitchers and late inning offense, with Roberto Clemente contributing a key run and the Pirates overcoming an early deficit.
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Cardinals Rally Past Dodgers 6 4 In Eight Inning
Hal Smith and Dick Schofield delivered two-run singles in the eighth as the St. Louis Cardinals erased a 4-2 deficit to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4. Lindy McDaniel earned the win with Billy Muffett backing him in the ninth in a game dominated by pitching until the decisive inning.
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Villanova Sweep Sets Penn Relays Record Pace
Villanova made history by winning three Relays in three years at Penn Relays the sprint medley distance and mile relays as 43 618 fans watched. Duke and St John s of New York also notched wins while meet records fell in seven events and Winston Salem set a shuttle hurdles record with 58 6.
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Wake Forest Edges Clemson 5-4 on Bullard's ninth inning hit
Wake Forest beats Clemson 5-4 as pinch hitter Byron Bullard delivers a two out single in the seventh to score Jack Phillips. Tench limits Clemson early but errors and wild pitches aid four Tigers runs. Wake improves to 2-4 in ACC. Clemson falls to 8-2.
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Carolinas Open Tourney Action Starts Tuesday
The Carolinas Open golf tournament begins Tuesday at Goldsboro Golf Club for a four day 72 hole event with $2000 in prize money. Pros pair with three amateurs in a pro am and split 500 with 85 to the low pro. Early entries include Zarhardt Beck Farlow Apple Cook Ruedi Cheves Hayes Owens Alexander Wood Prentice Bennett and more. Host pro Goodrich praises the 6370 yard par 72 course and a contestants dinner is set for Thursday night.
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Duke Beats NC State 5-4 as Benczek Homers Twice
Duke's Lon Benczek slugged two homers and Bert Lattimore provided relief pitching to lift the Blue Devils to a 5-4 victory over North Carolina State. Duke trailed 4-3 before Lattimore appeared in the seventh inning and helped keep Duke in the scramble for the ACC title race.
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