Twilight Game Delivers Nine-Run Setback for Washington
Washington started two runs but surrendered nine as Los Angeles won 9 to 3. G Thomas homered for the Dodgers while Hinton added a 3-for-3 night.
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Trio Takes Top Prizes In HPGA Go
Bob Guarino Claude Hensley and Richard Sparks won top honors in the four day High Point Golf Association Handicap Tournament at Blair Park. Guarino led Red Flight with a net 280 while Hensley edged Ronnie Odell 276 to 277 for White Flight and Sparks dominated Blue Flight with 272 and a 10 stroke margin. Thirty seven players finished the 72 hole event with merchandise and trophies awarded to the winners and others.
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Marilynn Smith aims to make golf pay after title win
In Augusta details show Marilynn Smith, Tequesta Fla, won the Women's Titleholders Championship in a playoff over Mickey Wright defending champion. Smith trailed by three on 13 before a final back nine surge, sinking a 18-foot putt to win by one stroke. Wright earned $1,000. Smith $1,300.
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Dupas Wins World Junior Middle Title In N O
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW ORLEANS Ralph Dupas 151 New Orleans outpointed Denny Moyer 154 Portland Ore 15 Dupas wins world junior middle weight title SYDNEY Ollie Taylor Australia outpointed Gene Aragon Philippines 12 Welterweights
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Pan Am action boosts and bruises for U S track team
Illness brings both a boost and a blow as the United States track team resumes at the Pan American Games in Sao Paulo. George Young may be scratched from the 3000 meter steeplechase while Cuba’s Enrique Figuerola misses the 200 meters. The U S leads with 64 golds as trials shift to sprints, jumps, hurdles and the decathlon. Earl Young is cleared to run relays, and Jim Beatty and Jim Grelle seek the 1 500 meter heats and the games record.
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Ortiz Lane title bout remains uncertain
The proposed lightweight title fight between Carlos Ortiz and Kenny Lane hangs in doubt. Lane’s manager warns Ortiz to sign by June 2 or lose the title, while Ortiz’s adviser is unreachable abroad. The WBA previously urged a decision by June 3, with Mileau commissioner Gudelsky backing the deadline.
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HPC Cups Defeat Pembroke in Muddy Dual Meet
High Point College's track team beat Pembroke State 47 to 29 at Albion Mills Stadium. HP improved to 8-1 with multiple winners including Tom Heath in the 100 and 220, Mike Sabino in the mile and two mile, and Lou Manning in the javelin and shot put.
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Bracy Takes ACC Batting Lead With .427 Average
Duke sophomore Biff Bracy moves to .427 to lead the ACC as NC State’s Warren Lineberger drops to .415. Wake Forest star Billy Scripture pursues multiple records with .393. Jerry Pardue leads Wake Forest pitchers at 5-0, while Frank Perkinson tops ERA at 0.77 and Jerry Verendy tops strikeouts with 71.
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Stengel scoffs at Giles balk directive after Mets win
Casey Stengel mocked Warren Giles latest balk order as he recalled two balks called in the Mets 4 2 victory over the Dodgers. He questioned how managers should enforce pauses and joked about stopping pitchers on the mound to curb delays.
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ACC Clubs Take A Breather From ACC Baseball Schedule
Atlantic Coast Conference teams pause this week ahead of the final month race for the conference lead. Only two games today with NC State at North Carolina and Virginia at Virginia Military. Maryland swept a doubleheader against Penn State 3-2 and 5-1, extending its skid to four losses.
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Mets top former Dodgers duo behind Craig's complete game win
Roger Craig pitched a complete game allowing seven hits as the Mets beat the Dodgers 4 2. Orlando Cepeda led the Giants with three of the team's eight hits and the decisive RBI in a 4 3 win over Philadelphia snapping San Francisco's three game slide.
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Teams Sought For Softball Leagues
Jim Ellington of the Parks and Recreation Department announced today that teams are being sought for City Recreation and City Slow Pitch softball leagues. Interested teams should call the Recreation Department and leave the team name manager name and desired league.
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Goose hunting rules limit shells in Indiana pits
In Indiana the six shell limit per hunter sparked the largest one day kill ever seen when the new rule took effect. The lesson: waiting out rivals before shooting can yield a bigger harvest.
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