HPE Classic Set for Blair Sumner Hills Golf Field
The ninth annual Enterprise Classic starts Saturday at Blair Park, with 350 plus golfers expected and a four day schedule. Players will alternate between Blair Park and Sumner Hills, with finals possibly returning to Blair. Two junior divisions are added, and defending champion Billy Hoover leads a list of past winners.
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Paul Shinn
Blair Park
Enterprise
Blair
Sumner Hills
Johnny Johnston
Sion
Billy Hoover
Bud Kivett
Roger Watson
Pinehurst
Hoover
Watson
Kivett
Marvin Boggs
Jim Ward
Ward
Indians Rally To Beat Tigers 5-3 Behind Horton Homer
Tony Horton hit his fifth homer and Leon Wagner added a two run single as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-3. Wagner scored on Davalillo’s double after a Williams single setup the big fourth inning burst. Ray Oyler's error opened the inning before Sonny Siebert closed out Detroit.
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Tony Homer
Leon Wagner
Sinhomer
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Horton
Wagner
Earl Wilson
Stan Williams
Vic Davalillo
Ray Oyler
Williams
Don Wert
al Kaline
Sonny Siebert
Tigers
Detroit
Kaline
Minneapoliss ST. Paul
Dave Boswell
Rosjton
Lee Stange
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Red Sox
Twins
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Versalles
Cesar Tovar
Stange
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Boston
Rico Petrocelli
Tony Conigliaro
Petrocelli
Oliva
Conigliaro
Berrier Triumphs At Winston Track Winston-Salem star wins feature race at Bowman Gray Stadium
Max Berrier of Winston-Salem led the entire Bowman Gray Stadium feature race, his first feature win there, as a sequence of crashes marred the event. Paul Walton and Dick Montgomery retired after early incidents, Hank Thomas blew his engine, and several drivers from High Point and Winston-Salem were involved in multi-car wrecks. The program included a 250-lap Grand National race, a 50-lap modified sportsman race, and a 25-lap hobby event.
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Winston-Salem
Max Berrier
Bowman Gray Stadium
High Point
Paul Walton
Dick Montgomery
Winston- Salem
Walton
Ken Rush
Hank Thomas
Winston - Salem
Harold Rush
Don Miller
Steve Ervin
Phillip Smith
Kernersville
Joe Bill Tucker
Mt. Airy
Berrier
Perk Brown
Spray
Bowman Gray
Don Strickland
Voweud Viny Suany Uuu
Carl Allred
Bee
Elston How
Bill Hull
Wailburg
Howard
Robert Berrier
Pee Wee Jones
Clemmons
Sportsman Feature
Alfred Hill
Jonesville
Lard
Billy Hensley
Ridgeway
Wayne Lambeth
Dnt
JSLAP
Ralph Brinkley
Lexington
Boston
New York Yankees
Turk Brown
Bennesvile
Roy Parker
Martinsville
Bubba Buck
Churchland
Wendell Edwards
Pfafftown
J. H. Whittington
Elkin
Sportsman
Joe Bill
Tucker
Joe Thurman
Rocky Mount
Joe Hill Tucker
Larry Butcher
Billy Hinsley
Glenn McGee
Thomasville
Wallburg
Melvin Swisher
James Call
Gerald Robertson
Finley Henderson
Shorty York
Mocksville
Robert Combs
Hillsville
Jim Hailey
Dennis Hill
Jimmy Beasley
Dallan Witcher
Winston Salem
Officials Grid Clinic Slated for North State Officials
A football clinic for North State Football Officials Association members will be held Monday night at 7:30 p m at the High Point YMCA. Jim Hayworth urges all officials to attend and provides phone number 832-1469 for more information.
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North State Football Officials Association
High Point
Jim Hayworth
Hayworth
Braves edge Cubs on wild ninth run in Chicago
Atlanta overcome Chicago on Randy Hundley throwing error as Charley Lau scored from third on a fumble at first. Niekro pitched six hitters, striking out nine, while Clarence Jones reached but was hurt. Cubs stranded late rally, remaining 5th straight loss.
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Chicago
Atlanta Braves
Randy Hundley
Chicago Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Jenkins
Braves
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Adolfo Phillips
Joe Torre
Aaron
Tito
Francona
Charley Lau
Banks
Hundley
Lau
Torre
Clete Boyer
Niekro
Phillies Romp Past Houston
Phillies defeat Houston 10 3 to extend streak to five. Rich Allen and Bill White hit homers and Cookie Rojas and John Briggs added key hits as Philadelphia broke open a scoreless game in the sixth. Boozer lasted 7 1 3 innings before being relieved for Dave Adish who homered for Houston.
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Philadelphia
Rich Allen
Bill White
Boozer
White
Cookie Rojas
Allen
Rojas
John Briggs
Don Lock
Phils
Larry Sherry
Astros
Dave Adiseh
Doug Rader
Julio Gotay
Jim Wynn
Ron Davis
Grant Jackson
Sunday Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues
Sunday games feature Washington at California, New York at Kansas City, Boston at Minnesota, Detroit at Chicago, Baltimore at Chicago, San Francisco at New York, Houston at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St Louis, and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Probable pitchers include Pascual, Stottlemyre, Dodson, Lonborg, Chance, Sparma, McLainey, Hargen, DiMaggio, Horlen, Peters, Lopez, Phoebus, Fisher, Friscella, L Jackson, Maloney, Osteen, Sisk.
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Washington
Pasqual
California
Casteattian
New York
Stottlemyre
Kansas City
Dodson
Boston
Lonborg
Minnesota
Chance
Detroit
Sparma
McLainey
Eevee
Hargen
Diams
Chicago
Horien
Peters
Baltimore
Lopez
Phoebus
San Francisco
McCormick
Marichal
Fisher
Friscella
Houston Hell Oaky
Philadelphia
L. Jackson
Cincinnati
Maloney
St. Louis
Rables
As Angeles
Osteen
Pitts Iburgh
Sisk
Associated Press
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Houston
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis Beats Cincinnati 4-3 in 12th Inning
Dave Ricketts delivered a bases loaded single in the 12th to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 win over Cincinnati. St. Louis extended its NL lead to eight games over Chicago, winning their fourth straight and 10th in 11. Mike Shannon and Cal Maxvill scored in the late rally as Ricketts, back from an injury, batted for the winning pitcher Ron Willis.
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Dave Ricketts
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Chicago
Mike Shannon
Don Nottebart
Reds
Phil Gagliano
Cal Maxvill
Tommy Helms
Ricketts
Ron Willis
Shannon
Tommy Harper
Vada Pinson
Pete Rose
Lou
Brock
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Billy McCool
Flood
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ST. OU
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Pinson
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Tolan
Lmay
Marls
Perez
Cepeda
Helms
McArver
Ruiz
Edwards
Gagliano
Queen
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Ajohnson
Ellis
Willis
Djohnson
Abernthy
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St.Louis
Shamsky
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Eeertere Abernathy Nottebart
Washburn Hoerner
Washburn Travel
Wendell Phillips recalls a life in racing and rough past rivals
Phillips looks back on a career marked by high costs and big wins, noting 1963 Grand National victory in Jacksonville as a peak. He recalls the sport’s rougher days with Turner Weatherly and the Flock brothers, and a dramatic 1965 oil spill incident where a photographer saved him. Now he plans to finish the race for a small payoff, calmer and wiser.
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Wendell
Jacksonville
Fla
Scott
Turner
Weatherly
Flock Brothers
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