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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1966

Page

4

Chrysler vs Chrysler in Rebel 400 at Darlington

The 1966 Rebel 400 opened at Darlington with Plymouths and Dodges trading pace as Ford’s absence left Chrysler products to contest. Richard Petty and Darel Dieringer led the field with Petty drawing front row alongside Dieringer while Jim Paschal hoped to break a winless run at the track.

Darlington Semin Atipm Ford Motor Company Chrysler High ‘Poynt Jim Paschal Petty Darel Dieringer Earl Balmer Lee Roy Yarbrough Richard Patty Ranmeman Plymouth Charlotte Floyd's Knob Ind Os Oy Ver Orouan Columbia Heh Folnt N.C Paul Kaie Sage Munster, Inc Curtis Turner Arden N. Cy Chevrolet Elnn Langley Landover Ford Gene Eliot Shelby N. Gy Jaren Aman Tee Coe

Sadecki Ends April Jinx With Five-Hit Victory Over Giants

St Louis left hander Ray Sadecki shook off a slow start to post a 5-1 win over San Francisco, allowing only one earned run in a complete game effort. The performance followed earlier solid work vs Pittsburgh and marked a turning point in his season as the Cardinals continue their pennant chase.

Mike Rathet Associated Press Ray Sadecki St. Louis San Francisco Cardinals Lou Brock Alex John Curt Flood Tim McCarver Sadecki Charley Smith George Kernesedives Johnson Pittsburgh Giants

Lip Laughs Through Cubs Struggles in Derby Day Chase

Chicago reports Leo Dirlrocher keeps smiling amid a 3-11 Cubs season as Dick Groat, Adolfo Phillips and Phillips’ miscue anchor a rough game. The shortstop’s grounder and league struggles mark the team’s slow start with a weak 3-11 record.

Chicago Leo Dirlrocher Exyone Ojand I Wie Cub Dick Groat Leo Canithe Phillips Adolfo Phillips Cubs

Derby Run Favored Graustark Hobbled Again

Louisville AP report says Graustark, the Derby favorite, is doubtful with a left front hoof infection. Trainer Lloyd Gentry cited possible loss of training time if recovery lags. Graustark, coming off a Blue Grass Stakes loss to Abe's Hope, ships to Churchill Downs. Former Cleveland Indians coach Elmer Vale will manage Leneeethae Iowa in the Midwest League.

Louisville Graustark Lloyd Gentry Abe's Hope Keeneland Lexington Churchill Downs Abe’s Hope Cleveland India Elmer Vale Leneeethae Iowa

Weather Washes Out HPC Game

Weather soaked Callowhee area delays High Point and Western Carolina twinhill baseball. Panthers were rained out yesterday and two games were set for this afternoon. Coach Chuck Hartman said rain could prevent today’s games and threaten schedules for possible later rescheduling or cancellation if exams affect playoff chances.

Callowhee High Point Twinhill Western Carolina Panthers Chuck Hartman

Indians End 10-Game Streak with White Sox Win

Cleveland saw its 10 game unbeaten run halted as the White Sox defeated the Indians on Friday night. Frank Strickland, driving Tebbetts, served as chauffeur and remained part of a routine that kept the Indians winning until Chicago broke the streak. Robinson led Baltimore to an 8-1 win over Detroit, boosting his average to .374 with three homers in the stretch. In other NL results New York beat Pittsburgh in 11 innings, Atlanta topped Houston, LA edged Cincinnati, St. Louis beat San Francisco, and Philadelphia defeated Chicago.

Astros Braves Hon ‘Brand John Bateman Joe Morgan Aaron Dodger Claude Osteen Reds John Willie Mays Cincinnati Yada Mays Pinson Tony Perez Giants Dodgers Nate Oliver Jim Gilliam Wes Mays Homer Parker Ron’ Fairly Hank Aaron Atlanta Mets Houston Chuck Games Los Angeles Roy McMillan Hiller New York Mets Pitts McMillan Burgh Phil Chicagos al Cubs McBean Pirates Rob Gardner Baltimore de J Troit Chicago Whites Jim Pagliaroni Bob Ball Sox Cleveland Cardinals Sadecki Jim Bunnning Bob Shaw Phillies Ron Herbel Adolfo Innmg Phillina Fgg . Spartan Frank Socrat Strickland Strickland Birdie Tebbetts Chicago White Sox Indians Robinson Stearcut Tigers Orioles Minnesota Washington New York Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Chicago W. i. Pet W. L. Pet Detroit California Taanta Pease City Kansas City Boston

Tebbetts Plans Haircut After Early Season Setback

Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts, frustrated by a 4-1 loss to the Chicago White Sox, hints at normal routines including a haircut and police quips. Gary Peters and Bob Locker held the Tribe to one run as Vic Davalillo homered in the sixth.

Cleveland Birdie Tebbetts Indians Tribe Chicago White Tim Tebbetts George Strickland Gary Peters White Sox Bob Locker Vic Davalillo Peters

Hi-Toms To Host Gastonia Tonight

Thomasville leads the Western Carolinas League after rain delays left Hi-Toms and Mets idle. Gastonia visits Thomasville in a key WCL matchup as Spartanburg and Statesville chase wins while Salisbury hosts Lexington and Greenville plays in a separate evening game.

Thomasville Hi-Toms Greenville Mets Jing Thomasville Lexington Statenvlle Selisbury Spartanburg Gastonia Tigers Statesville Will Salisbury Spartan

Baseball standings and Friday results across leagues

The report lists American and National League standings with teams like Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago, plus results from Friday games including Chicago beating Cleveland and Baltimore defeating Detroit. It also notes scheduled games such as Baltimore at Detroit and New York at Pittsburgh.

Ferrier and Rodgers Lead Open Field at Texas

In San Antonio the Texas Open field is trimmed to 71. Jim Ferrier, 60, and Roger Rodgers pace the leaderboard with seven birdies and sizzling chips. The cut settled at two rounds, leaving 70 players and a few tied for the final spots.

Paul Recer Associated Press San Antonio Jim Ferrier Cmiss Ry Cacoe Lac Jolla Cali Tolim Ferrer Besute Littler Col- Erry Juco

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