Wilmington Wins Eastern Crown in Legion Baseball Playoffs
Wilmington claims the Eastern state Legion title with a 5-1 win over Rocky Mount, earning a spot in the state final series against the Kanapolis Mt Holly winner. Earl Cole struck out eight in a nine inning performance as Greensboro and Winston-Salem split a doubleheader. Winston-Salem visits Wilson, Greensboro at Alamance, and Durham at Raleigh.
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Coaching Clinic Opens In Greensboro With Ben Carnevale
The 11th annual North Carolina Coaching Clinic began in Greensboro with Navy coach Ben Carnevale delivering the opening lecture. About 500 coaches are expected for a week of lectures on football track tennis athletic training and rules interpretation. All-star high school basketball and football games will highlight the event with Notre Dame coach Joe Kuharich leading the football clinic starting Wednesday.
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Wilson Bolts to CL Pace in Weekend Sweep
Surging Wilson leads the Carolina League pack after a weekend series against Raleigh. The Tobs banged out 16 hits in a 14-6 win and rallied past Raleigh 9-3 on Saturday. Also, Alamance defeated Durham 3-1 on Sunday.
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Chisox Win Opener as Brooks Robinson Makes Diving Catch
In the opener Brooks Robinson flashed a spectacular diving catch on a line drive, while Gary Bell earned his 11th win in relief, Al Cicotte took the loss. Cleveland attendance topped one million with 1 009 562 in the crowd of 34 682. Elston Howard drove in four as the Yankees beat Kansas City 7 5. Ryne Duren fanned seven in 32 3 shutout innings but Duke Maas beat Bob Grim. Jackie Jensen homered twice for Boston in a 5 4 win over Detroit. Ike Delock earned relief win over Paul Foytack. In the NL, Johnny Antonelli notched his 15th as San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 5 3. Dodgers edged Philadelphia 4 3. Milwaukee split with St Louis to fall to third. Cards won 4 3, Braves 11 5. Cincinnati blanked Chicago 2 0 behind Jay Hook and Brooks Lawrence.
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McCovey and Mays Lift Giants Past Dodgers in Sixteen Run Flair
San Francisco takes a 3-1 lead after Duk Snider homers, then Alou drives in the final run in the eighth as Larry Sherry controls the late innings for a win. Crowd sizes range from 10,201 at the smallest to 42,732 at Milwaukee. In the American League, standings tilt with cage opening a three game lead over Cleveland. Baltimore wins twice, New York crushes Kansas City, and Boston tops Detroit.
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Weekend Fight Results From Associated Press
In Syracuse Dickei Di Veronica 136 from Canastota out pointed Tom Nethercott 134 percent Port Chester. In Havana Artiminio Ramos from Stuebenville defeated Marty Besmanoff 204 to 185 in Milwaukee. In Sassari Salvatore Burrini 114 from Italy defeated Horacio Acavallo 113 from Argentina.
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Milwaukee
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Charlotte Race Won By Junior
Lee Petty Ned Jarrett and Junior Johnson swept 100 mile late model stock car races in the Carolinas over the weekend Petty from Randleman NC won a convertible race at Greenville Pickens Speedway South Carolina Friday night driving a Plymouth Joe Lee Johnson of Chattanooga Tennessee finished second at Baker of Spartanburg third At Myrtle Beachs Rambi track Jarrett from Newton NC drove a Ford to victory Bob Welborn of Greensboro was second and Tommy Irwin of Roanoke Virginia third in the Saturday program Johnson from Round NC also won Sundays 100 miler at Charlotte Johnson drove the final 95 laps of the 200 lapper after relieving Joe Weatherly of Norfolk Virginia who had taken over from Jarrett Jim Paschal of High Point finished second and Welborn third Ralph Earnhardt of Kannapolis NC won two races including a 35 lap feature at Columbia and a 100 lap limited sportsmen race at Jacksonville NC Teenager Roy Trantham of Asheville won a 35 lap feature at Asheville Weaverville Speedway A NASCAR sanctioned late model sportsmen event at Hickory Speedway was called when a thunderstorm struck before starting
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Norfolk
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Virginians Recapture The Putter Trophy In Virginia
Virginias and West Virginians reclaimed the Captain's Putter from the Carolinas at Hot Springs. The Virginias won 72 42 to 71 4 over North and South Carolina after taking a 38 33 edge in man to man play. Charles Smith and Jimmy Flippen led Sunday scoring with 70s. Tutwiler 71 and Campbell 72 highlighted individual efforts.
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Tito Has No Secret Cleveland
Tito Fran ting states he simply keeps swinging at Cleveland and offers no secret strategy. He remains focused on each at bat and the next matchup.
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Qualifying Opens For 37th Biltmore Forest Invite
The first of two 18 hole qualifying rounds started in Asheville for the 37th annual Biltmore Forest men's invitation. A 180-player field will complete 36 holes with only the low 32 advancing to the championship flight. Gene Lockadill of Charlotte will not defend. The course is par 71 and 6,757 yards at Biltmore Forest Country Club.
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Public Hearing on Zoning Map Amendment in High Point
The notice announces a public hearing on August 18, 1959 at 9 30 a m before the High Point City Council to amend the Zoning Ordinance map from Residence A 3 to Business A 5 for property near Haizlip Funeral Home along East Washington Street Fourth Street and adjacent lines. Citizens may speak for or against the extension. Loisith City Clerk signs the notice dated July 22, 1959.
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Normy Erhardt Tie Liams
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East Commerce Street
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