Pro Am Tournament Sees Strong Local Field At Ft Bragg
About 40 professionals and 150 amateurs are expected to compete in a two day pro am at Ft Bragg starting Thursday. Teams pair one pro with three amateurs for 36 holes of best ball on the 6820 yard Stryker course. Prize money totals about $2000. Host pro is L B Floyd.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Tom Case
Greensboro
Bruce Barker
Bob Rozzell
George Pilioglas
Dugan Aycock
Lexington
Charlie Farlow
Aubrey Apple
Avery Beck
Kinston
L. B. Floyd
Cardinals Rally Tie Fate as Reds Fall in 10th Thriller
Lindy McDaniel was the victim as the Reds squander a late lead. In relief, Stu Miller earned his second win in two nights. Al Dark and Tony Taylor hit 10th inning homers to back Bill Henry who claimed his seventh save. Gene Freese drove in two on his 16th homer and single to hand Bob Friend his 15th loss. Harry Anderson added a two run shot for the winners as Samach earned his sixth triumph.
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Johnny Antonelli
Stu Miller
Alvin Dark
Tony Taylor
Los Angeles
Bill Henry
Gene Freese
Bob Friend
Harry Anderson
Sa Natch
Carolina Glass AA’s sweep fuels late-night softball slate
The state women’s softball tournament nears its third night with Saxapahaw versus Valdese in Class A at 6 00, Carolina Glass versus Madison in a losers’ bracket clash at 7 15, and Fayetteville versus Glass in Class AA. Carolina Glass claimed two wins last night led by Phyllis Wright and Pat Hester with a 15 0 win over Munro and an 11 1 win over Erwin Mills.
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Erwin Mills
David Cox
Glass Rickens
Payne Ol Co
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Andrews
Tally
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Sykes
Cliften
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Shaw c Harris
Jordan Clary
M.tally
Cook
Mora
Clark
Decker
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Seawell
Tyre
Snyder
Sr Apapeh
Payne
Payne Oil
Eiki Palmer
BO Palmer
Gea— Decker
W—Palmer
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C. Stroud
Glass Wrisht
Smith
Elliott
Statesville Haywrd
Bstroud Ib
Godfrey
Taylor
Carolina Erwin Mills
Cecil
Erwin
Alley
Bob Hoffman
Saxapahan
Valdese
Madison
Fayetteville
Glass
Munro
Statesville
Janet Harris
Harris
Janet
Sara Compton
Phyllis Wright
Pat Hester
Hester
Wright
B. J. Clary
Hickory Grove and
Griffin Clinic
Asheboro
Hickory Grove
Doris Snyder
Frances Clark
Hickory ‘Grove
Boxing results from coast to coast roundup
The Associated Press reports results from eight boxing bouts across the United States. Eddie Machen outpointed Garvin Sawyer in Fresno while Jimmy Carter defeated Kilda Nunez in San Jose. Herman Marquez beat Danny Kidd in Stockton as Gomeo Brennan stopped Paul Diaz in Miami Beach. Joey Giardello edged Chico Vejar in St Paul. Paddy DeMarco outpointed Tommy Garrow in Pittsfield. Duke Sabedong defeated Clarence Williams in Richmond.
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Calif
Eddie Machen
Redding
Garvin Sawyer
New York
San Jose
Jimmy Carter
San Francisco
Kilda Nunez
Tijuana
Mexico
Stockton
Herman Marquez
Danny Kidd
Philippines
Miami Beach
Fla
Gomeo ‘Brennan
Rimini
Honolulu
Clarence Williams
Oakland
Moore–Durelle Rematch Set for 15 Rounds at Forum
Archie Moore defends the 175 pound title against Yvon Durelle in Montreal's Forum in a scheduled 15 round bout. Moore, 42, is favored to win in ten or fewer rounds after their first bout and will earn a $175,000 guarantee with Durelle receiving $15,000 plus $5,000 in expenses. ABC will televise the fight in the U S starting at 9 p m EST. Canada gets radio coverage in maritime provinces with hopes for 12 000 to 15 000 attendees at ticket prices around $16 000 in gate.
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Yvon Durelle
Canada
the Forum
Durelle
Baie Ste. Anne
N.B
Moore
Yven
San Diego
Du‘telle
Archie
Ingemar Jo
Hansson
Floyd Patterson
Yvon
Joey Maxim
ABC
United States
Maritime Provinces
Eddie Quinn
Eagles 11 improved since 58 start camp
Philadelphia Eagles open training camp in Hershey with improved passing and defense and a faster offense. Buck Shaw warns against stupid mistakes as the team aims for around .500, rebuilding lines after multiple retirements resignations and a fatal accident. Norm Van Brocklin anchors the backfield while veterans Norton Pellegrini Brookshier and Riley head the defense.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Lawrence Timothy
Buck
Shaw
Eagles
Harold Bradley
Ken Huxhold
Sam Snyder
Len Szafaryn
Galen Laack
Nick Skorich
Proverb Jacobs
Don Owens
J.D. Smith
Rice
John Burroughs
Iowa
Darrell Aschbacher
Oregon
al Benedick
Syracuse
Ed Khayat
Tulane
John McMullen
Chuck Bednarik
Mike Hudock
Norm van Brocklin
Jerry Norton
Lee Riley
Bob Pellegrini
Chuck Weber
Tom Brookshier
Giants in First, Candlestick Seats Still Uncertain
The Giants lead the National League but World Series seating at Candlestick Stadium remains uncertain. Builder Charley Harney cites 34,200 seats with possible increases of 4,300 or 1,500, plus emergency bleachers to 15,000 if needed.
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San Francisco
Giants
Candlestick Stadium
Charley Harney
Possible World Series payoff hinges on stadium plans
Harney, at odds with city officials and architect John Bolles, says he will not fund more bleachers. He reiterates the stadium, though unfinished, will host the World Series if Giants win the NL title. The classic opens Sept. 30 in the AL city for two games with Series games in San Francisco on Oct 2 and 3, and Oct 4 if needed.
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Harney
John Bolles
Giants
San Francisco
Kirkland Overlooked In Giants Pennant Drive Heroics
St Louis AP Willie Kirkland a sophomore slugger overlooked as major factor in Giants pennant bid. He hit a three run homer and game winning single in 10th inning to beat St Louis 5-4, his 19th homer and 55 RBIs. Kirkland lacked high school play but posted big numbers in first pro season with 35 homers and 164 RBIs across minors.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Willie Kirkland
San Francisco Giants
Willie
Giants
Kirkland
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Mays
Detroit
College All Stars ready to test Colts at Soldier Field
College All-Stars face the Baltimore Colts in Soldier Field Friday night with Otto Graham awaiting quarterback choice. The teams feature top college talents like Lee Grosscup and Bobby Newnam aiming to disrupt Unitas and the Colts offense.
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Baltimore Colts
Soldier Field
Collegians
Baltimore
Stars
Detroit
Jim Ninowski
Bobby Mitchell
Otto Graham
Lions
Lee Grosscup
Utah
Washington State
Bobby Newman
Michigan
Bob Ptacek
Chicago Bears
Grosscup
Buddy Dial
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