Rainy day affects local sports events schedule
In sports in brief, rain threatens the Class A Women's Softball Tournament at Harvell Park with only two A division teams from Durham and Carrboro, turning the double elimination into a likely best two out of three. The Furniture City Junior Invitational golf tourney begins at Emerywood with a second round tomorrow and finals Wednesday, moving back if rain strikes. Simultaneously, the Guilford County Invitational starts at Sedgefield with about 100 golfers, while junior divisions set top cutoffs. officials lament scheduling conflicts between events. Otto Graham named permanent All-Star coach at Coast Guard Academy, impressing with steady program, while Bears edge and stars show strong pro potential.
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Orioles Take Four Game Series From Yankees In Busy Week
Baltimore Orioles clinched three wins in a four game set at Yankee Stadium as New York slumped to a tired third in the AL pennant race. The Orioles won 4-2 in Sunday's finale with Peters allowing two runs against Al Downing to avert a sweep. Ed Bressoud and Dick Stuart led Boston’s 9-3 opener win over the White Sox, while Norm Cash homered twice for the Tigers in a 4-2 win. The White Sox split a doubleheader with the Red Sox, Detroit extended its win streak to seven, and Washington edged the Angels 6-5. Philadelphia widened its NL lead by blanking the Mets.
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Mays Keeps Giants Close with Brisk Power Spurt
Mays led a Giants surge amid a crowded scoring slate, driving in three, homering twice, and stealing two bases as San Francisco stayed within reach of the league leaders. The effort came despite a cold as New York’s Met games, with manager Dark under pressure, faced mixed results across the circuit.
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