Cheves Named Carolinas Golf Pro of the Year
Joe Cheves, longtime Mimosa Hills pro in Morganton, named Carolinas Golf Pro of the Year by a secret committee of regional amateur leaders. The 46 year old, from Cheraw, S C, will enter national competition as Carolinas home pro of the year.
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Carolinas
Cheves
Mimosa Hills Golf Club
Greensboro
N.C
Mimosa Hills
Cheraw
S.C
Auburey Apple
Apple
Phillies Romp Mets as Lead Grows to Four Games
The Phillies exploded for six runs in the first inning and added an eighth inning run, beating the Mets 8-1 to stay four games clear atop the National League standings. New York was eliminated from pennant contention after this loss, the club’s 82nd defeat. Tony Gonzalez and Richie Allen sparked the rally with a single and bunt, followed by walks to load the bases.
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San Francisco Giants
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Richie Allen
Jack Fisher
Wes Covington
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Callison
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Herrst
Cannizzaro
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McMillan
Teyior
Amaro
Fisher
Boozer
Krenepool
Soozer
Philadelphia
Thomas
Christopher
Taylor
Culp
SAN Francisco
Duke Sniders
Milwaukee
Giants
Chia Phillies
Sniders
Jim Hart
Sadowski
Zimmerman Stars In 9-3 Victory
Stigman drives in three runs in the first inning and twirls a strong start as the Minnesota Twins rout the Cleveland Indians 9 to 3. Tiant falls to 5-2 afteryielding Gomes, Olivas and Killebrew key hits and a six-doubles attack supports the win.
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Indians
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Oakies
Tiant
Tony Olivas
Harmon Killebrews
Yankees Pummel Orioles 8-1 in Night Game
New York trounced Baltimore 8-1 as Roger Maris and Phil Linz powered an 11 hit attack. Linz drove in four, scored three, and Linz added three singles in a Baltimore native’s strong showing. The Yankees close to within 3 games of the Orioles while Baltimore holds a three game edge over Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Phil Nz
Linz
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Orioles
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Sam Bowns
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Mateatty
Miller
Yanks CBS Deal Draws Firmer Public Skepticism
Former baseball figures Yu CBS bid for 80 percent of the New York Yankees at 11.2 million dollars draws mixed reactions. Larry MacPhail and Bill Veeck condemn the sale while Arthur Allyn questions procedure and lawmakers call for antitrust review amid CBS assurances of separate management.
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New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Yankee
Dan Topping
del Webb
Larry MacPhail
Topping
Webb
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Ford Frick
George Weiss
MacPhail
Frick
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St. Louis Cardinals
Veeck
Yankees
Clay May Preach May Return Could End Boxing Career
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay said after his match with Sonny Liston he may retire from boxing. In a Chicago interview he said he might become a preacher for the Black Muslims and could go to Egypt for a role in a biblical movie.
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Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Clay
WBBM
Muhammad Ali
Egypt
Giants rally past Braves as Snider delivers winner
Duke Snider's pinch single in the eighth drove in the decisive run as San Francisco edged Milwaukee 8 7 after surrendering a six run lead. Orlando Cepeda hit his 22nd homer and drove in the go ahead in the fifth as the Giants faced a late scare from Ed Matthews and Hank Aaron.
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Braves
Ed Matthews
Henry Aaron
Jim Duffalo
Ron Herbel
Giants
Mathews
Aarons
Ty Cline
Orlando Cepeda
Mantilla's three run homer lifts Red Sox over White Sox
Felix Mantilla drove in three runs with a second inning homer as Boston beat Chicago 5 2. Mantilla added a double and single scoring twice while Fred Talbot struggled early but held on for the win with help from Dick Radatz. The loss widens Chicago's gap behind Baltimore as Morehead left with a blister after seven.
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Félix Mantilla
Boston Red Sox
al Salerno
Chicago
Fenway Park
Don Buford
Boston
Felix Mantilla
White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Homer
Mantilla
Dave Mratinst
Dick Radatz
Morehead
Jim Landis
J.C. Martin
Bison Gridders Start Two A Day Sessions Monday
The Bison football team will begin two a day practice on Monday with assistants Joe Hipps Joe Don Myers and newcomer Sam Byers joining the staff Byers a 1964 High Point College graduate replaces Mike Brown who left for a backfield coach role at Garinger High School in Charlotte He will also coach the Jayvee basketball team and work with Athletic Director Tony Simeon In his 1966 outlook Coach Hipps says the squad will be strong despite losing many seniors and relies on veterans from last year and a promising sophomore group to bolster the roster
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Joe Don Myers
Sam Byers
Byers
High Point College
HPC Purple Panther
Mike Brown
Garinger High School
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EA Pet College Oyletic
Jayvee
Tony Simeon
Black Bison
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