Baseball standings and Friday results update
The Associated Press summary reports National League standings and Friday results with teams such as Boston, Chicago, New York, San Diego, and Oakland noted. It lists upcoming matches including Chicago at Atlanta and other scheduled games, along with Monday and Sunday fixtures and divisional notes.
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Broyhill Night Tops North Carolina Semipro Play
Broyhill Chiefs defeated Johnston County Dodgers 54 to 4 to win a third semipro baseball title. East Carolina University junior Ron Hastings sustained a broken nose and possible eye hemorrhage when a hat was knocked into his face, ruling him out of the upcoming National Baseball Congress tournament in Wichita.
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Drysdale May Be Through Dodger Ace Faces Recurring Injury
Los Angeles star Don Drysdale's 14 year pitching career may end due to a recurring shoulder injury. Doctors said it would be best to remove him from active duties to allow room for another pitcher. The 33 year old, with a lifetime 209-166 record, may join Sandy Koufax as a Dodgers star to retire.
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Chicago Cubs
Niel Vut
Crystale
Sandy Koufax
Maloy Returns to Davidson as Academic Troubles End
Basketball star Mike Maloy will rejoin Davidson College for the upcoming season after his academic difficulties are resolved. Coach Dick Dyer announced Maloy will resume his role as a key forward, with the team aiming to improve after last year’s challenges.
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N.C
Mike Maloy
Davidson College
Merger Talks Reported Between NBA and ABA Figures
The article notes discussions on a potential merger between the NBA and ABA. Named individuals include James Gardner and Kennedy, with references to owners and figures such as Ned the New York Knicks, Sam Seoulman of Seattle, Richard Block of Phoenix, and Gear of Dallas.
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New York Knicks
Sam Seoulman
Seattle
Richard Block
Phoenix
Gardner
New York N Sep
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American and National League batting leaders are listed by at bats, runs batted in, and other statistics. Notable names include carew, Oliva, Killebrew, M Alou, Santo, McCovey, Bonds, and Kessinger across teams in 1960s era standings with multiple categories such as hits, doubles, home runs and stolen bases. Pitching leaders show win totals, strikeouts, and earned run averages with figures for Selma, Jenkins, Gibson, and others.
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Minnesota
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Boston
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R. Jackson
Oakland
F. Robinson
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Killebrew
C. Jones
New York
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Pittsburgh
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Chicago
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
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Margie Hartley Upset Pushes State Tourney Progress
Margie Hartley pulled an upset to advance in the state tournament as other events moved toward the top junior prize. She defeated Charlotte’s Ginny Exmert 60 . The other High Point player, Amber Hartley, lost to Lexington’s Arthur Bingham, 63 61. Durham’s Chuck Cloninger led in the 12-under, with Stephanz of Greensboro also competing.
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Amber
Hartley
Lexington
Arthur Bingham
Durham
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Stephanz
Greensboro
South Wins Palmetto Star Game in 16 Point Fourth Quarter
In Columbia the South defeated the North 16 14 in the Palmetto Star Game. Myrtle Beach quarterback Steve Muirhead starred with two TDs while James Island's Happy Lempests hit a late field goal. Ken Pettus of Greenville led North with 25 tackles as the game drew 8,046 fans.
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Myrtle Beach
Happy Lempests
James Island
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Muirhead
Ken Pettus
Greenville
Russ Kuritz
Lempests
Lyn Rushing
Lancaster
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Carolina Stadium
Moehling Heads Windy Open Golf Tourney Chase
Moehling and Oehling battled blustery winds at the Open Golf Tourney with Moehling tying for the lead after key wedges and chipped birdies. The field saw tough conditions and midround rallies as players like Marti chased the strong scores in a tight leaderboard.
Four-Time Winnes of the Masters Putt Methods Compared
The article describes two common putting styles. One keeps the putter moving straight back with the face closing and opening through rotation. The other guides the putter inside the line with a face opening and closing like a door, no wrist rotation, and it is recommended to test both for best results and apply to short shots around the green.
Tuttle Leads Over Hardwick In Cranston Open Bowing
Cranston Rhode Island AP veteran Tommy Tuttle of King North Carolina holds a 41 pin lead over Billy Hardwick top money winner on the summer circuit in the Cranston Open first pro bowling tourney in Rhode Island history. Tuttle rolled 2632 for 12 games Friday while Hardwick had 2592 as the $3000 first prize tourney began.
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N.C
Billy Hardwick
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