Lexington Extends WCL Lead in Pennant Chase
Lexington scored three runs in the ninth inning for a 7-4 Western Carolina League win over Hickory to pull away in the Class D pennant race. Lexington now leads Salisbury by 5 1/2 games with the season finale next Monday.
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RAGSDALE IMPROVED Soph Quarterback Expected To Put Zip In Tiger Attack
Jamestown Jamestown Ragsdale High School's Flying Tigers prepare for Pilot Friday night with 135 pound sophomore quarterback Ken Miller described by coach Bill Hiatt as one of the best in four years. Miller’s vision and ball handling stand out as a key asset to the Tigers offense.
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Ragsdale High School 1960 Football Schedule
The Tigers open with Pilot and Denton in Jamestown. Home and road games listed through November 4. Coach Hiatt praises his scrappy squad with 14 lettermen and key players Chambers twins Manning Pinnix Stephenson Parker Brazzelle McKelvey Layton Stegenga Hill Turner and others. Jamestown posted 4 5 1 last season.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Eyes Dance Style for Fullmer Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson arrives in Los Angeles ahead of the October 8 title clash with Gene Fullmer at Memorial Sports Arena. He plans light training in Gilman Hot Springs and a daily 2.5 mile run, denies age claims, and notes he may “dance like hell” in the ring while weighing about 164 pounds.
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Coach and players find humor in preseason grid picks
TIM COHANE of Look Magazine highlights a veteran coach in his 7-0 outfit whose team enjoys success. The tale follows the coach watching a young standout for hours, a friend’s warning, and a pub scene where the backs in the boys’ room order drinks as the coach contemplates future steps.
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U S Track Team Favored In Olympic Opening Day Events
Bert Nelson predicts a U S sweep in the shot put with Parry OBrien Bill Nieder and Jim Long leading the field. He notes Nadal and Rowe rivals and lists top contenders in sprints hurdles and middle distance as Olympic heats begin.
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AL Considers Expansion To Ten Teams
The American League meets to discuss expanding to 10 teams for 1961 or 1962. A realignment report from the Aug. 2 Chicago meeting backs expansion, with four Continental League clubs eyed for membership. Possible cities include Houston Minneapolis St Paul and Toronto, while New York could return to the National League.
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