Freshman Flynn Combines Baseball with Maryland Studies
Bill Flynn, 40, World War II veteran and father of three, joins the University of Maryland freshman baseball team while pursuing a business education degree. He aims to teach, minors in history, and balances practice with classes, having previously managed Army teams and played high school ball.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
College Park
Bill Flynn
University of Maryland
Flynn
Maryland
Department of the Army
Easton
Army
Jack Jackson
Marjorie
Bill
Whitey Stevens
Duke Wyre
Rock Hill Falls To Salisbury In Western Carolina League Game
Salisbury defeated Rock Hill 24 to 4 in a four hour game in Salisbury. Joe Lewallen and George Runk each drove in five runs on 19 Salisbury hits while Rock Hill used six pitchers and issued 15 walks.
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Associated Press
Salisbury
Rock Hill
Joe Lewallen
George Runk
Dick Sommer
Thomasville
Spartanburg
Gastonia
Greenville
Shelby
Lexington
Ossie Blanco
Don Staveley
Jim Krall
Lou Pacchioli
Nicklaus Tops PGA Money List With $34 400 Official
Jack Nicklaus leads the PGA money list of top 10 winners with 34 400 in official earnings. Doug Sanders is runner up with 33 245 in official money. Including unofficial events Nicklaus trails Sanders by 42 825 to 36 673. Billy Casper ranks third overall with 42 579 while Bruce Devlin and Bobby Nichols follow.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Golfers’ Association
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Sanders
PGA
Billy Capser
Bruce Devlin
Bobby Nichols
Sophomore pitcher throws no hitter for Radford team
Radford 16 year old Byron Roseberry hurled an eight run shutout no hitter against Narrows in his first year on the high school team. He had pitched one inning previously and allowed only a walk in the 8 0 win.
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Radford
Byron Roseberrty
Narrows
Byron
No. 1: Australian Lawn Tennis Chief Retires
Melbourne AP reports Norman W. Strange declined renomination and retired as president of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association.
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Melbourne
Norman W. Strange
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
Tom Rolfe Surges in Derby Trial Spark at Churchill Downs
In Louisville Kentucky Tom Rolfe a 15.2 hand 975 pound colt from Powhatan Stable gains support after a strong Stepping Stone showing. Bold Lad Bugler headline a seven horse Derby Trial field with a 4 45 p m post. The race will be televised by CBS.
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Louisville
Tom Rolfe
Churchill Downs
Bold Lad
Bugler
Powhatan
Raymond Guest
U.S
Ireland
Ada L. Rice
Lucky Debonair
Ben Cohen
Determine
Clyde van Dusen
Lightning
Thunder
Northern Dancer
Bill Hartack
Wheatley Stable
John Galbreath
Darby Dan
Carpenter
Roses
Derby Post
CBS
Russell to Return After Eye Injury With Celtics
Boston center Bill Russell says his basketball future is not endangered by an accidental poke in the eye. He will rest under Dr Baruch Sachs instructions to prevent hemorrhaging. he expects to come back next year and praises the current Celtics as the greatest team.
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Boston
Bill Russell
Celtics
Baruch Sachs
Russell
Los Angeles
Dowtown
Celtic
NBA
Celtices
Laker
Jerry West
Manchester Triumphs in London Match Upset
Manchester defeats Ar in a tight London game, marking a notable win for the team in a competition noted by AP.
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Manchester
London
Women's Bowling Roundup at High Point Lanes Weekend
The third annual city tournament unfolds this weekend at High Point Lanes with team events on Saturday and doubles and singles on Sunday. May 15 banquet at Brinwood Restaurant. tickets sold by Hada White, Ruby Black, and Marty Sechrest.
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High Point Lanes
Brinwood
Hada White
Ruby Black
Marty Sechrest
Giusti Shines as Astros Top Pirates in Third Straight Win
Dave Giusti tossed the first complete game of his major league career for the Houston Astros, allowing four hits and striking out nine as Houston beat Pittsburgh 4-0. The performance boosted Houston above .500 and marked Giusti’s standout start amid a 0.64 ERA across four appearances.
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Mike Rathet Asso
Philadelphia Phillies
Sandy Koufax
Dave Giusti
Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Giusti
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh
Houston
Syracuse University
Pirates
Astros
Walt Bond
Bond
Bob Friend
Jim Wynn
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Bailey
Rusty Staub
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Johnny Callison
Dodger
Monday’s Results and Today’s and Wednesday’s Games
No games scheduled for Monday. Today’s matches include Kansas City at New York, Boston at Chicago, Los Angeles at Detroit, Minnesota at Cleveland, and Washington at Baltimore. Wednesday’s schedule lists Baltimore at Washington.
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Kansas City
New York
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Associated Press
L. Pet
G.B
Losa
Cincinnati
Phila
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Ang
Nee
San Francisco
Astros 2 Pirates 0 shutout noted
Game summary records a Pirates loss 0 to 2 to the Astros. Bateman and Belley scored? details unclear. Pitcher Giusti earned the win with 30 outs and a solid performance.
Wild Pitch Sparks Late Rally In Carolina League Action
Raleigh relief pitcher Bill McNa mee uncorks a wild pitch allowing Winston-Salem’s Dave Casey to score the decisive run in the 12th as Raleigh claims a 4 3 win and Greensboro ties for first. Kinston’s Gary Robinson homers to break an 8-8 tie in the eighth. Durham defeats Wilson 2 1. Peninsula loses 11-8 to Kinston. Portsmouth edges Burlington 4-3.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
Greensboro
Bill McNamee
Carmon
Fanzone
Winston-Salem
Dave Casey
Kinston
Gary Robinson
Peninsula
Mike Derrick
Robinson
Sox
Jim Covington
Bill Henry
Durham
Wilson
Portsmouth
Burlington
Oliverio Sparks
Jim Ray
Night Play Starting April 22 at Skeet Club Road
A night play begins Thursday through Sunday starting April 22 located off 311 North on Skeet Club Road. The venue hosts evening performances with kickoff times announced locally.
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Skeet Club
Nash Jewelry Ad Promotes Music and Savings
An advertisement claims playing a musical instrument helps nervous tension and nerves. It promotes a full line of string instruments and ends with the slogan Nash Saves You Cash from Nash Jewelry Co at 127 N Main St.
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Eileen Huber
Dottie Arthur
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Rena Chorast
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