Y's Men and Arabs win in District Softball opener
In the Men's District Softball tournament at Harvell Park, the Y's Men's Club defeated Thomas Car 8-0, while Ahab's Arabs upset National Upholstery 4-2 in first round games. Donnie Hunt pitched the Y's Men to victory with nine strikeouts in six innings, and Kent Barneycastle and Barney Gradman powered the offense with homers and a big inside-the-park shot. Brookshire earned the Arabs' win over Dawkins with four hits allowed for National Upholstery. One more district game is on the schedule Monday evening with Carolina Glass vs Mitchell's Esso at 6:30.
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Bill Hodges
High Point
Furniture City
Y’s
Thomas Car
Ahab
Harvell Park
Donnie Hunt
Thomas
Southern Motors
Hunt
Stoker
Tommy Weaver
Kent Barneycastle
Barney Gradman
Barneycastle
Harwell
Gradman
Ahab's
Ray Brookshire
National
Brookshire
Lyndon Dawkins
Carolina Glass
Mitchell
Esso
Marshall
Dixon
R. Mabe
Kings
McCullock
Gsones
Smith
Bennett
Pope
Farlow
Proctor
Mabe
Galloway
Dawkins
B. Hunt
Ramirez
Brookshirep
Justa
Justa S
St. Petersburg
Fla
Monday Night Softball Schedules At Harvell Park
Five games set across two fields in the combined men's District and Women's State softball tournaments at Harvell Park. Field 1 features Carolina Glass against Mitchells Esso, Lloyds Esso versus Rampon Products, and White Oaks versus Valdese in mixed divisions. Field 2 hosts Hooper Moore versus Draper Y in Class B slow pitch and Hillsboro facing Happy Homes in Class B slow pitch.
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Harvell Park
Carolina Glass
High Point
Mitchell’s
Esso
Lloyd’s Esso
Rampon Products
Asheboro
White Oaks
Carrboro
Valdese
Hooper Moore
Reidsville
Draper
Hillsboro
Happy Homes
Ters
Lloyd's Esso
Snow
Draper Ywca
Happy
Smith Opens Five Stroke Lead In Eastern Amateur
Charlie Smith of Gastonia North Carolina surged to a five stroke lead at the halfway point of the Eastern Amateur at Elizabeth Manor Golf and Country Club in Portsmouth Virginia. He posted a five under par 135 with 68 Saturday building on Friday's 67 as Ed Justa of Rocky Mount fired a 67 to sit at 140. Defending champion Deane Beman stood at 141 after a 71 70.
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Portsmouth
Charlie Smith
Gastonia
N. C
Smith
Elizabeth Manor
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Beman
Robert Greenwood
Cookeville
Tenn
Wright Garrett
Danville
Pat Foy Brady
Reidsville
Horace Ervin
Kinston
Dave Smith
Charlie
del Reman
Deane
Silver Spring
Piedmont Classic Basketball Tourney Set for Salisbury
Catawba College and Pfeiffer College host a new holiday tournament December 28 and 29 in Salisbury North Carolina. The Piedmont Classic will feature Mercer University and Maryville Tennessee as visiting teams, with annual event plans announced.
AFL Expansion Has Em Guessing
New Orleans circles AFL expansion as Dallas Texans potential transfer center. Rumors swirl after Boston meeting and reports from Chicago claim New Orleans could gain a franchise via transfer rather than expansion. Olympic officials and David Dixon loom as key figures amid ticket drives and Aug. 18 Oilers Patriots game.
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Ben Thomas
NEW Orleans
Dallas Texans
Pro Football Loop
Boston
Atlanta
AFL
Chicago
Cro Duplantier
National Football League
Dallas
Hunt
Texans
Oakland Raiders
Cowboys
David Dixon
Boston Patriots
City Park
No-Hitters and Jinxes Mark a Star-Studded Baseball Run
A retrospective look at pitchers whose careers were shaped by rare no hitters and lingering injuries. Bobo, Wilson, Larsen, Maglie, Parnell, Keegan, Wilhelm, Bunning, Spahn, and Burdette ride a grim arc from triumph to decline across the 1945–1961 span, with no-hitters, injuries, and midcareer waivers defining their journeys.
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Bobo
Jim Wilson
Red Sox
Louisville
Braves
Wilson
White Sox
Sam Jones
Larsen
Erskine
Maglie
Parnell
Dodgers
Keegan
Wilhelm
Bunning
Spahn
Burdette
White Oak Tops Bakertown 42 in Women's Fast Pitch
White Oak of Carrboro defeated Bakertown Grocery of High Point 42 in a women's fast pitch division game at the North Carolina Women's Softball Tournament. Janet Burgess of Bakertown held Batertown to two hits but walked five and hit two, as White Oak built a 2-0 lead and added runs in the third and sixth innings.
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Bob Hoffman
White Oak
Carrboro
Bakertown Grocery
High Point
N. C
Bakertown
Ruth Clemmer
Phyllis Wright
Brenda Jo Thomas
Jo Ann Lloyd
Janet Burgess
Bruton Smith Ends Tie to New Asheville Speedway
Bruton Smith of Charlotte severed ties with the New Asheville Speedway after Friday’s races and returned to Charlotte to focus on preparing nearby Concord Speedway for an expanded racing program later this year.
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Asheville, N. C
Bruton Smith
Charlotte
Asheville Speedway
Concord Speedway
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Weaver
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Bradman
Jean Blackwell
Ann Cross
Betty Hash
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Tripp
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Hogan
G. Harris
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Mary Overman
Gloria Wheeler
Glenda Riley
Ben Case
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Brokside
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Suzie Chilton
Patsy Wray
Centre Beauty Shop
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Juanita Martin
Shirley Dunlap
Judy Kirkman
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