Football Laughs From Coach Hodges Feature
Feature recalls light hearted football tales from coaches and players. Wake Forest director Bill Gibson shares a story of a high school coach who shifted to fun to win games. Notre Dame coach uses a joke to test ambidexterity. Charlotte News writer Bob Quincy follows an ex All American’s rough first year.
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Wake Forest
Bill Gibson
Bob Hoffman
Enterprise Sports Department
Notre Dame
Navy
Smith
Dimwitz
Bob Quincy
Charlotte News
U S Tankers Eye Medal Output In Olympic Wrap
United States hopes rise as Americans post strong showings in fencing and men s foil, with Bob Beck leading the pentathlon after 200 meter freestyle. Russia solidifies team lead with cycling gold while Ingrid Kramer dominates diving, and prep for the cross country finale intensifies.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Rome
Russia
U.S
Viktor Kapinitov
Italy
Livio Trape
Christian d'Oriola
France
Utes
NLA
Bob Beck
San
Calif
United States
America
Ingrid Kramer
Paula Jean Pope
Santa Ana
Bill Mulliken
Champaign
Ill
Thomas Hunting A Hiding Place
U S authorities may shelter high jumper John Thomas to give him a break before his Olympic bid. Coach Larry Snyder says the 19 year old Bostonian endures constant crowds and pressure as he trains, aiming for gold rather than records.
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Rome
U.S
John Thomas
Larry Snyder
Thomas
Boston University
Orioles Rally Past White Sox For 40 Victory And Chase
Baltimore’s 4-0 win over Chicago tightens the gap on the idle first place Yankees as the Orioles showcase strong pitching and power hitting. Jack Fisher pitched a four hitter for his 10th win and first shutout, while Brandt Woodling and Robinson led the offense with eight total hits.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Baltimore
Paul Richards
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Richards
Brooks Robinson
Ron Hansen
Jim Gentile
Marv Breeding
Jackie Brandt
Gene Woodling
Gus Triandos
Yankees
White Sox
Cleveland
Senators
Boston
Red Sox
Kansas City
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Washington
Borton
Law
Hal Smith
Don Hoak
Hoak
Larry Jackson
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Redbirds
Major League Monday Results and Tuesday Schedule
Major League results: Baltimore 4 Chicago 0. Cleveland 6 Washington 4. Boston 4 Kansas City 1. Tuesday games list Detroit at Boston. Kansas City at New York. Cleveland at Baltimore. Chicago at Washington. Wednesday schedule: Cleveland at Baltimore. Kansas City at New York. Detroit at Boston.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
U. Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pirates Clinch Win as Law Near 20-Game Mark in 10-2 Victory
The Pirates beat the Dodgers 10-2 as Vern Law won his 19th, inching toward the majors first 20-game winner title. Hoak homered and drove in four, while Law contributed a homer and three RBIs. St. Louis moved to second with a 4-0 win, and Philadelphia blanked San Francisco 2-0.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles
Pirates
Dodgers
Hal Smith
Don Hoak
Vern Law
Bucs
St. Louis Cardinals
Burleigh Grimes
Ittsburgh
Law
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San
Red Birds Rally in Split With Greensboro in Twin Bill
The Red Birds split a twin bill with Greensboro as Jim Turk led Burlington in the opener with 24 11 and 2, while Gary Kolb Ed Olivares added solo shots. Burlington won the first game 9-4, dropped the second 6-2, and Wilson held to three hits in the shutout.
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Greensboro
Jim Turk
Wilson
Burlington
Raleigh
Durham
Wiiston
Gary Kolb
Ed Olivares
Turk
Jerry Lis
Hal Charnofsky
George Banks
Yankees
Charnofsky
Banks
Harris Caps Commercial Loop Title as 11th Straight
Harris caps a playoff run with a 2 9 3 victory over Brothers Barbecue ending the season with an 11 game win streak. Ronnie Russell started on the mound and was relieved in the fifth by Jerry Webb the eventual decision. Harris Realty advances to a post season game Wednesday at High Point College Field against Farmer who ranked 16 1 in Randolph County League play. Game time is 5 o clock.
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Ronnie Russell
Harris
Jerry Webb
Slick Campbell
Brothers
Russell
Harris Realty
High Point College Field
Farmer
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