McAdenville Reds Take State Slow Pitch Title
The McAdenville Reds defeated Leaksville 9 to 5 to win the Amateur Softball Association State Tournament championship in McAdenville North Carolina.
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Shoemaker wins Saratoga Handicap on Divine Comedy
On his 30th birthday Willie Shoemaker rode Divine Comedy to victory in the $55,300 Saratoga Handicap at Saratoga Springs. The 4-year-old won in 2:02 1-5 over 1 1/16 miles, earning Shoemaker 10 percent of the purse. Divine Comedy paid 5 to 1 as the second choice, with Tompion and Whodunit close behind in the stretch.
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Yanks Win Upset Cup, Capture Wightman Trophy in Chicago
Teen trio fuels stunning United States victory over Great Britain in the Wightman Cup. Justina Bricka 18 beats Wimbleton champion Angela Mortimer 10 8 4 6 6 3 to seal a 6 1 match win and reclaim the cup after a year abroad.
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Brewer wins Indian Spring Open in golf jackpot
Gay Brewer Jr. wins the Indian Spring Open at Silver Spring Md with a 3 under par final round 67 and total 277 earning 53500. Billy Maxwell finishes second at 278 while Paul Harney and Billy Casper tie for third at 279.
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WCL Nines Close Regular Season Drive
The Western Carolina League ends its regular season with Salisbury holding a half game lead over Lexington. Salisbury visits Belmont while Lexington plays Shelby and Statesville goes to Newton-Conover. Statesville beat Salisbury 12-2 as Dick Simpson and Dave Best each collected three hits. Shelby outlasted Lexington 6-5 in 13 innings. the second game was halted by rain with Lexington ahead 6-1.
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Stock Car Schedule Dampened by Weekend Rain
Weekend rain cancelled a Grand National event at South Boston Virginia and rained out Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem. Frank Weathers of Maiden won the 40 lap late model at Hickory Speedway while Bob Cooper of Gastonia took the 35 lap semi modified feature at Robinhood Speedway.
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Orangeburg Favored In Region 3 Legion Junior Final
Sumter South Carolina champion Orangeburg is slight favorite to win the Region 3 title over Colonial Heights Virginia in a game delayed by rain from Saturday night.
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Mills Home Rockets Clash In Women’s Softball Tourney
Mills Home of Thomasville meets Stedman Rockets of Asheboro in a losers bracket fast pitch contest at 7 30 tonight with elimination on the line. Cone Mills tangles with Laurie Shop in a 6 30 slow pitch Class B tilt while Blue Bell faces Draper YWCA Stars at 8 30.
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Teens face tough draws in 1961 USGA Women’s Amateur
Kathyrn Farrer of Decatur Alabama meets defending champ Jo Anne Gunderson of Seattle in opening round. Other highlights include Barbara McIntire and Bridgit Jackson among leading players as Mary Lowell draws a bye plus several Pacific Northwest matchups.
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Rain Delays Carolina League Schedule Across Standings
The Carolina League standings stay unchanged as rain postpones games. Wilson holds a one game lead over Greensboro after Saturday results with Wilson 8-6 over Burlington, Greensboro 11-3 over Raleigh, and Winston-Salem sweeping Durham 5-2 and 2-0. Tonight’s matchups include Greensboro at Burlington, Wilson at Durham, and Winston-Salem at Raleigh.
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Exhibition Football Scores Across Leagues
National League results show Chicago 29 over Washington 13 and New York 17 tied with Los Angeles 17 while Cleveland topped San Francisco 27 to 24. American League games include New York 17 over Boston 7 and Denver 48 defeating Oakland 21. American Conference showcases Toledo 50 over Cincinnati 0.
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Ten World Records Fall At AAU Outdoor Championships
About 400 swimmers and divers competed in the three day AAU meet with ten world records set. Indiana's Indianapolis Athletic Club led with 12542 points as Chet Jastremski claimed the 100 meter breaststroke world record. Tom Stock set a 200 meter backstroke world mark, and Indiana University swimmer led also in 200 meter backstroke. Don Harper won platform diving with 482.40 points.
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Carolina Glass Still In Meet
Burris Stoker, a softball veteran, earned his third straight win as Cone Mills Main Office fell 4-3 to Carolina Glass of High Point in the Greensboro Invitational Slow Pitch Tournament. Carl Burkhart went 2 for 3 while Curt Madden added a triple. High Point team meets Clapp Furniture at 6:45 tonight.
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Jets Ground Tourists in Doubleheader Sweep
Jacksonville Jets surprised Asheville Tourists with a 4-3 and 5-4 doubleheader wins. Knoxville moved closer to second place by beating Charleston 7-6 as Charlotte edged Greenville 1-0 in a pitchers duel. Saban earned his 14th win for Charlotte, while Lane and Roman highlighted the Jets and Knoxville performances.
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Maris and Mantle Hit Mighty Home Runs in Doubleheader
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle each homered against the Cleveland Indians in the first game of a doubleheader, driving Maris to 49 and Mantle to 46 as they chase Babe Ruth's 60 season mark. The Yankees swept 6-0 and 5-2, both shots off Jim Perry.
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