Knoll Crest Beats Wendover in High School Meet
Knoll Crest defeated Wendover with a 323 to 249 showing in a crowded August 2, 1969 dual meet. Oak View posted a 305-233 win over Brookwood. The meet featured multiple medley relay events for various age groups and several individual sprint and backstroke races, with numerous OV BW and BWabeled teams competing.
Hi-Toms Drop Fifth Straight In Boston Clash
Winston-Salem suffered a baseball setback as the Hi-Toms were edged by the Red Sox in a tense duel. Ike Brookens pitched seven innings before Tracy Stallard and Steve Wright faltered in relief allowing three and five runs respectively in the eighth. Roger Nelson led Winston with three of five at the plate while Tom Crichton and Ken Huebner each had two hits including Crichton’s triple.
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Brookens
Tracy Stallard
Stallard
Steve Wright
Toms
Roger Nelson
Winston
Hi-Toms
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Ken Huebner
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Relay crowns won runners in OV meet scoring
In a regional swim meet, multiple relay events yielded OV team wins. Winners posted times include boys 7:49.08 in freestyle, girls 1:32.05 in 9-19, boys 2:45.00 in 11-12, and girls 3:17.06 in 12. Overall team scores finish with OV leading and BW in pursuit, details show numerous relay lineups and champion times for 7-10 to 16-17 age groups.
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Lenoir Chiefs win Western North Carolina semipro title
The Brayhill Chiefs of Lenoir defeated the Charlotte Wasps 7-1 to win the Western North Carolina Semipro Baseball tournament. Charlotte beat Winston-Salem Pond Giants 2-1 to reach the finals, and the Chiefs will face the Eastern North Carolina champions in a best two of three series in Lenoir to decide the state winner and possible advance to Wichita NBC tournament.
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Astros Climbing In Western Division Crowded At Top
Astros surge as Western Division tightens with multiple teams within striking distance. Key games Friday boosted Houston and San Francisco while Cincinnati and Chicago ride late rallies to stay in the pennant chase.
Robinson Explains One-Man Protests By Milton Gross
Jackie Robinson says baseball owes nothing to him but supports Black players and leaders like Bill White and Jim Gilliam. He protests perceived injustices, declines Yankees Old-Timers game invitation, and warns militancy may influence youth while noting post-baseball opportunities for Black professionals.
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National League East Scores Report Card
National League East results show New York 5 Atlanta 4 and Chicago 5 San Diego 2. Montreal 3 San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 1. St Louis 7 Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 6. Detroit 8 Chicago 6. Kansas City 6 Cleveland 0 Minnesota 4 Baltimore 3. Oakland 4 Boston 3 Washington 3 California 3 New York 4 Seattle 2.
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Play Resumes In CGA Championship at Pinehurst
CGA play resumed in Pinehurst North Carolina after rains halted the fourth round near the halfway point at the Country Club of North Carolina. Third round winners include Mike Kallam and Charles Lynch among others. fourth round standings had Kallam up on Bryant, Lynch ahead of Basinger, Mangum leading Walker, and Gaul leading Thompson through 9 or 10 holes.
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Wheeler Sisters Battle in Asheville Tennis Final
In a rainy Asheville showdown Jane Wheeler of Lexington, Kentucky edged sister Mary Pat 2-6 6-4 6-1 to win the girls under singles in the City of Asheville Amateur Tennis Championships. Other finals crowned Beth Hamilton, Cindy Ziff, Billy Tobbs, Steve Morgan, Patsy Neal, Bunny Williams, Kay Frazier, and Verna McGaughey across doubles and women’s events.
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Sullawhee
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Camp Chimney Rock
Billy Tobbs
Covington
Steve Morgan
Atlanta
Mike Lobianco
Lenoir
John White
Patsy Neal
Etowah
Bunny Williams
Kay Frazier
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Modified Feature Set At Caraway Speedway
Asheboro Caraway Speedway holds special modified and hobby races this Saturday night. The 25 lap modified race is extended to 40 laps while hobby cars run 25 laps. Wayne McBride leads the modified field from pole with Carl Maness on the outside as Maness sits atop the points at 960. Joe Gatlin paces the hobby class with 1100 points while Reid Beal sits second at 840. Runners include Dee Turpin, Philip Richardson, Donnie White, Mike Hill, Hal Hudson, and Dale Grubbs with a regular late model race and a hobby consolation race to follow.
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Ramseur
Philip Richardson
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Joe Gatlin
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Seagrove
Mike Hill
Ashebora
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Siler City
Dale Grubbs
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