Bud Moore Gains Ground In Grand National Rise
Bud Moore, 23, from Charleston S C, leaped from dirt to the Grand National circuit. He finished fifth in the Dixie 500 at Atlanta, and observers say he has big potential with proper equipment. Moore aims for first class rides as season ends and offseason reshuffles begin.
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Bud Moore
Junior Johnson
Moore
Atlanta International Raceway
Bryan
Young
Darlington
Johnson
Young Moore
Arnie
Fred Lorenzen
Holman
Moody
Ford
Ralph Moody
Jarrett
Citywide Tennis Final Net Rounds Set for Weekend at Blair Park
Semifinals and finals of the High Point tennis tournament begin Friday at Blair Park courts. Events include men and women singles and doubles with matches across Friday and Sunday, culminating in 6 PM awards by Brooks Reitzel, Parks and Recreation.
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Blair Park Courts
Margreey
Scott Gayle
Arth Te P. m
Leon Chidester
Billie Davis
Charlie Morris
Betty Moore
James Rawleigh
Florence Rawleigh
Richard Hartley
Nelson Hartley
Donna Hartley
Betsy Utley
Margaret Randle
Pat Bodle
Margie Hartley
Dru Utley
Bodle - Rawleigh
Hartley - Utley
Arnold Koonce
Jerry Hughes
Walt Idol
Koonce
Bodle
Harry Rothrock
Archie Myatt
Joe Wood
Howard Bradner
Ralph Gurley
Howard Easter
Gurley
Wood- Bradner
Brooks Reitzel
Parks and Recreation Dept
Light Went Out Sun Ends Cub Win Hopes
The Senators blanked the Cubs for their third straight win, Phil L. a three hit game, lifting Washington into sixth place and nine wins in 12 games. Other scores: Baltimore 4 Cleveland 0, California 8 New York 4, Los Angeles 6 St Louis 4, Philadelphia 8 San Francisco 0, Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 3. second game of doubleheader was halted at 3-3 after 14 innings. Ken McMullen hit his 13th homer, Paul Casanova drove in two.
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Nant
Gil Hodges
Senators
Phil
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Gene Brabender
Cleveland
California
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cardinals
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Ken McMullen
Paul Casanova
Nalulaalalu
Ron Unt
Chicago Cubs Fall, Rally Falls Short in darkness
The Cubs lost the first game of a doubleheader to Pittsburgh 6-3 at Wrigley Field then tied the nightcap 3-3 in the ninth before darkness halted play after 14 innings. Dennis Ribant carried a no hitter into the eighth before a Santo homer sparked Chicago. Pittsburgh claimed the first game with a late rally as Manny Sanguillen and Al Luplow drove in runs.
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Manny Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
al Luplow
Pirates
Chuck Hartenstein
Bob Shaw
Cubs
Chicago
Maury Wills
Roberto Clemente
Manny Mota
Rob Gardner
Hartenstein
Donn Clendenon
Cards
Dodgers
Hunt
Curt Flood
Phil Ga
Cardinals
Mike Shannon
Orlando Cepeda
Los An
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Clarence Jones
Randleman Stars Leave For Series
Fourteen Randleman Little League Senior All Stars depart for Charleston West Virginia to face Norfolk Naval Yard in the semi finals of the Senior Little League World Series. The squad aims to advance toward Des Moines Iowa for the finals with key players Meredith York and Routh contributing strong hitting and pitching.
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Randleman
Charleston
W. Va
Norfolk
Naval Yard
Watt Powell
Des Moines
Iowa
ASA
Gary Richardson
Mike McAllister
Jerry Lucas
Mike Richardson
Gary York
Mike Gray
Jerry Hayes
Mike Coletrane
Gary King
Tim Routh
Stan Fryer
Mike Hilliard
Brad Hurley
Gary Meredith
E. R. White
D. B. Hilliard Jr
Blosse Keeps Winning Ways With Pan American Gold
Ray Blosse, a 190 pound Maryland native and High Point College pitcher, led the U S to a 2 1 victory over Cuba for Pan American Games gold. He added the clinching run, struck out 10 with two walks over six innings and allowed no earned runs, while his defense supported four double plays.
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Georgia
Alabama
Gary Meredith
Atlanta
Gary York
Tim Routh
Meredith
Winnipeg
Canada
Ray Blosse
Cuba
Blosse
High Point College
U.S
High Point
Maryland
Panthers
Wilmington
Puerto Rico
Arty Karow
Ave
Musgraves Aces Five Inning No Hitter In North Carolina League
Musgraves pitched a five inning no hitter as Durham split a doubleheader with Kinston in the Carolina League Monday night. Durham lost 11-6, then won 5-0 before rain ended play after 5% innings. Foss held Winston-Salem to five hits as Rocky Mount beat Winston-Salem 6-1. Rain postponed four games and delayed Winston-Salem at Rocky Mount by 40 minutes.
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Dennis Musgraves
Rocky Mount
Gene Foss
Musgraves
Durham
Kinston
Wee
Voss
Winston-Salem
Leafs
Jim Covington
Asheville
Eigh
Wilson atLynchburg
Peninsula
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Associated Press
S.C
Tiny Lund
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Earnhardt
Bunk
Columbia
Enterprise Golf
Blair Park
Johnny Johnston
Blair Park Golf Course
High Point, N. C
Cub
High Point Enterprise
Hal Bock
Joe Hardy
Washingtontors
Hardy
ED Schuyler JR
The
Sun
Wrigley Field
Minnesota
Dennis Ribant
Ron Santo
Loff
Ribant
John Stephenson
Ernie Banks
Don Kessinger
al McBean
Lee Thomas
Juan Pizarro
McBean
Billy Williams
iBy
Greensboro
Portsmouth
Burlington
We Honor BankAmericard
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main
Roto Tiilers
Dial
Wheless
English Rd
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