Anderson, Greensboro, High Point win Red Shield tourney titles
Anderson South Carolina captured the Junior Division title by defeating High Point 7 4 in nine innings. Earlier, Anderson beat Durham 7 1 on Bill Osteen no hit pitching. High Point topped Winston Salem 7 0 to reach the final. Greensboro won the Senior Division 5 1 over Gastonia behind Ervin Byrd s strong pitching. High Point took the Intermediate championship 6 0 after drawing multiple Gastonia baseloads. Francis Byrd and Larry Johnson were named outstanding players in their divisions.
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Red Shield Scoreboard Senior and Junior Division Highlights
Senior division championship game featured Gaston and opponents with Byrd and McKee noted among top players. Junior division competitive finals list Andersen and Friesinger with multiple players from High Point and McCarter. Semifinals show High Point defeating Wooster Salem with Friesinger and McCarter fueling the win.
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Ersor
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Estes
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Grid TV Schedule Announced for NCAA Football Variety
ABC released a 17 game schedule for the NCAA football TV package with five regional blocks on several dates. The opening match features Pittsburgh at Miami and the traditional Army-Navy finale in Philadelphia. other games include Arkansas vs Mississippi and Oklahoma vs Notre Dame with selections dependent on baseball pennant outcomes.
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American Broadcasting Company
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Miami
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Philadelphia
Army Team Wins Shoot CAMP PERRY Trophy Match
The U S Army pistol team scored 1132 of 1200 to win the Army Sponsored national trophy pistol team match at CAMP PERRY Ohio. Members included Sgt L C Blanken-ship Jr Richlands VA national pistol champion Sgt Samuel W Hunter Warrenton NC Sgt 1 C James Kurts Kampsville IL and Sgt Robert L Jones Columbus GA. Coast guardsman PO 1 C Stanford H Halstrom Chico CA won the individual title with 293 of 300.
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Richlands
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C. James Kurts
Kampsville
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Putter Pacers Take Mixed Wins Across Divisions
Seniors Quentin McCombs and Bill Yates led a 60 point win over Jim Swink and Lyons Devieson while Edison Feard and Tory Alley beat E M Clarke and Smith Ferevee 64. Other matchups saw Rock Zammiello and Wally Simpson defeat Caro lines Ed Mustard and Jack Mutter. Regular division Bil Williamsen and Peter Tufts won 64 in a close finish.
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Tory Alley
Careings
E. M. Clarke
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Rock Zammiello
Wally Simpson
Carolinas
Stanley
Ernest Sil Terrell
Riley Greener
Carolines
Ed Mustard
Jack Mutter
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Buccy Clement
George Macheras
Jimeny Filppen
Barclay Andrews
Bat Gee
Clyde Mangum
Bev Goodes
Jim Pulliam
Sam ‘Marsh
Frank Summers Jr
Sam Wallace
Virginias
Keeley Grice
Buccy Watkins
Bobby Galloway
Ken Folkes
Walter Lawrence
Jim Boatwright
Billy Deemer
Harry Easterly Jr
Harry Welch
Crapman
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Jordan Bail
Wirigttion
Pat Foy Brady
Bunty Bassinger
Chariel Smith
Dillard Traynham
Eg Tytwiler
George Fulton Jr
Grice
Buddy Watkins
Bill Terrell
Wiley Greener
Jack Mather
Bill Williamson
Virginia
Buddy Clement
Charles Smith
Ed Tutwiler
Tokyo to Host First Asian Olympics in 1964
Tokyo set to welcome the 1964 Games with the flame arrival at Meiji Park Stadium. Officials warn of tensions over routing through China and Korean entries, and IOC decisions on modern pentathlon and canoeing. Traffic, stadium expansion, and course adjustments pose challenges ahead of the opening in October.
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Carolinas Lead Virginias In Captain's Putter Meet
Carolinas seniors pace a 20-4 lead at halfway in the Captain's Putter as they win two 6-0 matches and a 5-1 senior win. Virginias claim a 26-22 regular-division edge with better late showing in best-ball events at Cascades course.
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Carolinas
Virginias
Pinehurst
N.C
Frank Summers Jr
Sam Wallace
Summers
Wallace
Keeley
Duke Is 7th Sooners Irish Vols Best Of Past 25 Years
Oklahoma Notre Dame and Tennessee lead a AP survey of the past 25 seasons in college football. Oklahoma posted 189‑51‑13 from 1936 to 1960 with long winning streaks including 47 and 31 games. Notre Dame built a 1735‑55‑12 mark and a 39‑game unbeaten run under Frank Leahy. Tennessee notched about 178 wins since 1936, enduring bowl losses that trimmed streaks. Other top programs include Army Michigan State Ohio State Duke Penn State Mississippi and Georgia Tech.
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Ohio State
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Penn State
Mississippi
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Associated Press
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Kentucky
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Biff Jones
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Charles
Bud) Wilkinson
Gophers
Wilkinson
Vikings Rookies Sidelined With Injuries
Three top Vikings rookies face up to nine weeks out after injuries. Ed Sharockman broke left ankle needing a nine week cast. Rip Hawkins torn ligament in knee will miss about three weeks. Tom Mason pinched neck nerve bars contact work until mid month.
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Don Lannin
Ed Sharockman
Pittsburgh
Rip Hawkins
North Carolina
Tom Mason
Tulane
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