Yariks Sweep Doubleheader
The Yankees won both games as Ford batted with two on and one out before Mize replaced him. Dawn nailed a 3-1 count, then hit a hole through Consuegra to seal the win while Mantle exited with a right knee sprain after fielding Boyd’s single. Doctors will re check for possible X rays.
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Golf Meet Set Between High Point and Winston squads
Golf teams from the High Point Enterprise and the Winston-Salem Journal-Sentinel will meet tomorrow afternoon at Reynold's Park in Winston-Salem. The Enterprise has four straight wins this summer. Players include Roy Wade Joe Johnson Bob McClanahan Harvey Mathews Frank Howard Powell and Ed Honeycutt.
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Bob McClanahan
Harvey Mathews
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Ed Honeycutt
Soap Box Derby Finals Set for Tomorrow in Akron
The 1953 All-American Soap Box Derby finals open tomorrow at Derby Downs Akron with 151 hopefuls aged 11 to 15, including entrants from Germany Canada and Alaska, racing gravity-powered cars toward a $5,000 college scholarship and other prizes. The event expects about 60,000 spectators as young drivers test their cars and meet celebrities ahead of the main race.
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Lee Oberman
Eddie Hayse
Little Rock
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Roy Parks
West Germany
Heinz Martin
Nuremberg
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Brian Thususka
St. Catharines
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Harry Bates
Juneau
Andy Devine
Don Amecie
George Montgomery
Joe Lavin
Columbus
Grimm Signs 3 Year Pact With Milwaukee Braves
Charlie Grimm signed a three year contract to manage the Milwaukee Braves through 1956. General Manager John Quinn withheld salary terms. Grimm, who took over last June from Tommy Holmes, declined to discuss pay but said he was well pleased with the arrangements.
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Tar Heels Announce 18-Game Schedule For 1953-54
Carolina releases a streamlined 18 game schedule plus the Dixie Classic and ACC tournament for the 1953-54 season. Frank McGuire returns as coach facing material shortages but plans to build for the future with a strong incoming freshman class.
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Chuck) Erickson
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Local Boys Enter Meet at Myers Park Club
The sixth annual National Junior Four-Ball golf championship opens Monday at Myers Park Club Charlotte. Twenty eight teams from Washington D C to Florida entered with entries from High Point Winston-Salem Spartanburg Greenville and Roanoke Virginia. A pro junior event starts the tournament with qualifying for junior teams, a 32 team field begins match play Tuesday and finals Friday.
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Grecian Queen Triumphs in Monmouth Oaks Shine
In Oceanport New Jersey Grecian Queen the 3 year old filly conquered the Monmouth Oaks for $59300 before a record 42867 crowd at Monmouth Park The victory marks a spectacular performance by the swift racer and thrills the day's attendees.
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Glimmer Of Light Seen In ACC Member Problem
Virginia and Virginia Tech face pressure over ACC membership. Virginia officials remain noncommittal while Tech pushes for equal status in the new conference. Darden and the Virginia board weigh options as Greensboro talks set no new members before spring 1954.
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Southern Conference
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South Carolina
Maryland
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Colgate Darden, Jr
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Walter Newman
Wankers Set For Tourney
Thirty swimmers from the Palmetto club of Columbia, 25 from the Mercury club of High Point and 30 from the Chapel Hill club have filed entries for the Carolinas AAU's third annual Junior Olympic swimming meet in Charlotte. Monday night is deadline. Thirty-one events will be held Friday and Saturday for pee wees to teens. Winning times will be submitted to AAU headquarters for records and shields awarded.
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Palmetto Club
Columbia
Mercury Club
High Point
Chapel Hill
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Quantico Marines Win All-Marine Baseball Title
Bob King hit a three run homer in the sixth as Quantico Marines defeated Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego 5 to 2 to claim the All Marine championship.
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