Braves Take Over First In NL As Giants Cubs Split
Braves move into first place by half a game over the Dodgers as the Giants sit a half behind. Reds edge Phillies in ten, Mets lose again in a string of poor play. In the AL Twins split with the Dodgers, White Sox beat Kansas City, Yankees top Orioles, and Tigers win twice. Mathews hits 28th homer as Mets stumble in another rough outing.
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Pitth
Mays
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Braves
Dodgers
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia
Jim Coker
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Haustin
Chicago Cubs
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Astros
Cubs
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Jack Beats Twins With AL Debut
Jack Sanford, making his American League debut after nine years in the National League, beat the Minnesota Twins in six innings as the Los Angeles Angels won 4 to 3 in the opener of a doubleheader. The Angels had purchased the 36 year old veteran from the Giants four days earlier. Minnesota later won the nightcap 3 to 1.
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Sy Murray Chass
Jack Sanford
Minnesota Twins
Sanford
Twins
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Baseball Scores and Schedule Slugfest Across AL and NL
Box scores recap across American and National Leagues detailing Cleveland Washington Chicago Detroit New York Minnesota Milwaukee Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Houston and Cincinnati results. Notable: Joe Adcock two run homer for Sanford. Baet Twins shutout avoided. Kosco and Versalles contributions. Peters McLain performances. Tresh homer. Hinton and Conigliaro RBI cameos.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphi
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Fran
Bob Lee
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
San Francisco
Braves
Joe Adcock
Sanford
Albie Pearson
Angels
George Baet
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Rollins
Kosco
Sandy Valdespia
Rill Skowron
Jim Ure
White Sox
Gary Peters
Denny McLain
Don Wort
McLain
Tiger
Orlando Pena
Tony Conigliaro
Jessy Lumpe
Karl Wilson
Jack Cullen
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Cullen
Dick Nea
Senators
Luis Tiant
Nen
Chuck Hinton
Cleveland F
Hedrick Wins Fifth City Invitational Golf Tourney
Lib Hedrick fired a final round 79 to win the Furniture City Ladies Invitational at Blair Park, finishing with 232 over three rounds. Vada Keever was second at 239, Maxine Palmer third at 244, and Kitty Kutebins fourth at 255, as Carol Smith led the eight championship with 763 and Diane Pennington followed.
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Furniture City
Blair Park
Miss. Hedrick
Emerywood
Colonial
Blair ‘Park
Hedrick
Vada Keever
Miss Hedrick
Maxine Palmer
Kitty Kutebins
Carol Smith
Diane Pennington
Peggy Burris
Bonnie Schuerman
Mary Shivers
Myree Lemons
Bonnie Jordan
Helen Kennedy
Eve Petit
Vata Kesver
RTPA
Maxing Palmer
Odd Kimy
Hutchins
Dot Stevens
Shirley Mucklow
Emma Hentai
ESSN
Carat Smith
Vee Piper
Glare Pennington
Bennis Schuerm
Hele Kennady
Eileen Richardson
Zeara Lemaus
Rachel Provost
WSIS
Lee Hammes
Jane Cox
Hi-Toms Win Over Mets as Bryce Notches Fourth Shutout
Thomasville Hi-Toms roll past Greenville Mets 5-0 at Pinch Field behind Dave Bryce who pitched 4 1 3 perfect innings and allowed only two hits. Bryce’s 12th win of the season ties a club lead. Bob Beckner belted his 14th homer. G pemain narrowly trailed with two runs in early frames as KIS MATES struggle for pace in the Western Carolina League pennant chase.
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Hi-Toms
Greenville
Mets
Dave Bryce
Bryce
Bill Bryce
Kis
Bob Alexander
John Livingston
Jim Glover
Alexander
Glover
Ricn Ashcroft
Tom
Videtich
Onely Bagger
Ashcorit
Bob Beckner
Ashcroft
Marshall In Cast To Head Home
Former pro pitcher Gary Marshall, 19, headed home from Salisbury after an auto crash that killed a teammate and a girl. He was injured with a blind hand and plaster casts, facing manslaughter charges, while his flight home was via a Dillon Grocery owned plane.
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Hutchinson
Kaw
Marshall
Salisbury
Salisbury Astros
Dillon Grocery
Midwest Grocery Stores
Allen Marshall
Dillon
Tournament Finals Set in State Softball Trials Night
The Women's State Softball tournament concludes tonight at Harvest Park with Class C and Class B finals in double elimination. No Counts faces Blue Bell in Class C while Golden Cola meets Lucky Motors in Class B. both undefeated entering the night while Blue Bell and Lucky Motors each carry one loss. Last night Blue Bell crushed Singer Hosiery 15-7 in Class C and Lucky Motors edged White Memorial 16-7 in Class B. Blue Bell powered by Francis Clayton and Carol Oferrel homers while White Memorial’s Mary Inman and Doris Kirkman also homered.
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Golden Cola Girls
Lucky Motors
NoCounts
Golden Cola
Blue Bell
Singer Hosiery
White Memorial
Singer
Francis Clayton
Carol Oferrel
Wanda Miller
White
Lucky
Barbara Spangler
Homer
Mary Inman
Doris Kirkman
Souchak Leads Carling World Golf Championship Pack
In Sutton Massachusetts veteran Mike Souchak held a one stroke lead at the Carling World Golf Championship with a crowded group tied for second. Notables in the chase include Arnold Palmer Miller Barber Joe Campbell and Dick Hart as Jack Nicklaus struggles on the Pleasant Valley course amid windy conditions and a 74 the opening round score backed by Gary Player who had rounds delayed by weather and started one over par.
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C.C. McGillicuddy
Japan
Mike Souchak
Souchak
Associated Press
Sutton, Mass
Arold Palmer
Miller Barber
Joe Campbell
Dick Hart
Sugimoto
Jack Nicklaus
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Gary Player
South Africa
Claude Jam
Oocthak
Arhild Palmar
Ath
Lil Mulse
Barber Jon Camphel
Fisers Deptrets
Chauce Kine
Jock Hic Gowen
Miguel Sale
Walter Burkemo
Harold Hasaing
Lou Graham
Ranton Sota
Harold
Tory Lema
Homero Blancay - Maton Rudolph
Pave
Ragan
Hogan
Bert Weever
Sen Srmacq
Gena Litter Lorry Iil
Pro Grid Games Are Scheduled By Bob Green
Olympian Bob Hayes pursues a pro football career, slated to flank for the Dallas Cowboys against San Francisco in Portland, as part of a crowded weekend exhibition slate across the NFL. Friday results included Tommy Mason leading the Vikings past the Eagles and the Colts defeating the Lions as fourteen teams took the field.
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Associated Press
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Tommy Mason
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
Mason
Ted Hall
Claude Crabb
Ron VanderKelen
Tim Brown
Jerry Hill
Baltimore
Gary Cuozzo
Lions
Wayne Walker
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Buffalo
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N.J
Chicago
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Dallas
NFL
St. Louis
Washington
Richmond
APL
Boston
Houston
San Diego
Denver
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New Haven
Sportsmen Tangie With Statesville Champions District Tourney
The Sportsmen's Club, champions of the district men's tournament held here last week, will compete in upcoming events. Tangie led Statesville in a decisive performance, earning top honors for the club.
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Johnny Briggs
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