Yankees and Braves Pace All Star Balloting Surprise Choice
The 1960 All Star balloting shows Yankees and Braves leading, with Ron Hansen a surprise selection for the American League. Det Crandall leads Boston’s lineup, while Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron anchor Milwaukee’s NL contingent. The rosters and voting details span both leagues, with stars from Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, and San Francisco also highlighted.
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Hansen
Yankees
Braves
Harold Claassen
Red Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Associated Press
Chicago
NEW York
Ron Han Sox
Det Crandall
Baltimore
Joe Adcock
Amer
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Ioi i .Mas
Bill Mazerocki
Kansas City
San Fran
Cisco
Pirat Ong
Nebraska
Willie Mays
Vancouver
Francisco Giants
Yogi Berra
Bill
Skowron
Mickey
Agers
Satur
Mantle
Roger
Daly
Ford C. Maris
Boston
Alfuties
Frick
Pete Rubels
Maris
Frank Malzone
New York Yankees
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
CGA Go Begins Friday at Alamance Country Club
The 46th annual Carolina Golf Association amateur championship opens Friday at Alamance Country Club Burlington. Clyde Mangum reports 100 entries with about 100 more expected. Horace Ervin of Kinston, defending champion, qualifies automatically along with the 63 low scorers from Friday's 18 hole qualifying round advancing to match play.
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Burlington
N. C
Carolina Golf Assn
Alamance Country Club
Forest Lake Club
Columbia
S. C
Clyde Mangum
Association
Horace Ervin
Kinston
Hutchison
Haver
Anothr
United States
Britain
Sarazen
Henry Cotton
Peseta Eee Nee Se
Pidoe
British Open Opens At St Andrews With Palmer Lead
Four hundred golfers from 26 nations, led by Arnold Palmer, begin the 100th British Open at St Andrews Old Course. Notables include Gene Sarazen, Frank Stranahan, and Dick Metz among 25 Americans. Play starts Monday with early qualifying before the 72-hole medal and match play format concludes Friday, with Palmer favored to win.
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John Farrow
Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gene Sarazen
Frank Stranahan
Ben Hogan
Dick Metz
Ever Knomson
Austral
Weanesuay
Max Faulkner
England
Fred
Daly
Ireland
Gary Playeriut
South Africa
Jimmy Champion
McHale
Philadelphia
Bill Here
Johnson
Provo
Utah
George
Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Timner
Holland
Rockville Centre
N.Y
Stan Dudlas
Jameser
Thomson
O'Keefe
Las Vegas
Geoffrey Fairbrother
Leo Fraser
Atlantic City
North Sea
N. J
Joe Mozel
Portland
Ore
Jack Isaacs
Langley Air Force Ner
Arnold
A. J. Lacey
Pinehurst
N. C
Frank Bostock
Phoenix
Pion
Germantown
PGA
Tom Strange
Portsmouth
Neal McGeehan
York
Chandler Harper
Toledo
Ohio
Ft. Worth
Texiwinds
Dick Chapman
Johnny Bulla
Bragg Sets World Pole Vault Mark at Olympic Tryouts
Don Bragg of Penns Grove and the U S Army shattered the pole vault world record with a 15 feet 8% inch vault at Stanford, joining Ray Norton and Dave Sime in a standout Olympic trials day. Norton led sprint action with :20.5 for the 200 and :20.0 benchmark sprint pace, earning a place on the Rome squad alongside Sime and others as 13 tryout records fell across 17 events.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Stanford
Calif
Don Bragg
Penns Grove
U. S. Army
Bob Gutowski
Gutowski
Bragg
John Thomas
Boston University
Ray Norton
Rome
Norton
Dave Sime
Steve Johnson
Dallas
Tex
Norton Friday
Ron Morris
Southern California
Dave Clark
North Texas
Henry Wadsworth
Florida
U. S. Olympic Committee
Terry Fiore
United States
Oregon
Cyrol Burleson
Tom Murphy
Brooklyn
Lee Calhoun
Gary
Ind
Rick Babka
Southern
California
George Young
A.S. Army
Arizona
Jack Yerman
Bobby Morrow
offAbilene Christian
Fortune Gordien
Minnesota
Greg Bell
Indiana
Melylhourf
Sime
Duke
Morrow
Johnson
Gramiting College
Les Carney
Ohio University
Yerman
Jarl Young
Abilene
High Point Golf League seeks four more teams
The High Point Golf League needs at least four more teams to sign up before Blair Park golf pro Johnny Johnston can approve play. Five teams are already in, including last year’s champions, with Archdale Oil The Post Office and The High Point Enterprise represented. Heritage fields two teams from plant and office. Johnston accepts lists of 4 8 golfers per team. Competition is expected later this month.
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High Point Golf League
Blair Park
Johnny Johnston
Archdale Oil
Post Office
High Point Enterprise
Heritage
Johnston
Mimosa
Morganton
High Point
Roger Watson
Smith Sets Daytona Track Record In Pontiac Victory
Spartanburg C. Jack Smith powered a 1960 Pontiac to a 152.129 mph 21 mile Daytona record at the Daytona International Speedway, surpassing Fireball Roberts 151.556. Jim Paschal of High Point drives car 49 for Paul McDuffie, debuting on the Daytona Beach track and aiming for future races with McDuffie vehicles as Paschal eyes a return to top competition this season.
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Bob Hoffman
Enterprise Sporta
Daytona Beach
FilSomeone
Daytona International
Pontiac
Spartanburg
Jack Smith
Daytona International Speedway Oval
Smith
Ball Roberts
High Point
Jim Paschal
Paschal
Paul McDufiffe
Atlanta
Crong
Bob Welborn
Dof Welborn
Jim
Éth
McDuffie
Jin
Pascha
Smita
Rockets Reach World Slowpitch Semis in Richmond
High Point's Carolina Glass Rockets advance to the World Slowpitch Softball Tournament for Women semifinals in Richmond after a 5-2 quarterfinal win over the Virginia Dairies. Frances Cooke homered for three late runs, Peggy Andrews earned the win as High Point set up a 12:30 p.m. semifinal against Cincinnati or Louisville with the title game at 3 p.m.
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Richmond
High Point
Carolina Glass Rockets
High Pointers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
Rockets
Virginia Dairies
Frances Cooke
Peggy Andrews
Bueno wins Wimbledon singles title in straight sets
Maria Bueno of Brazil captured her second straight Wimbledon women's singles crown with an 8-0? 6-0 victory over Sandra Reynolds of South Africa. The drama centered on Dennis Ralston and Rafael Osuna who, unseeded, teamed to win the men's doubles amid a chaotic final day atmosphere. The U S duo defeated England’s Davis Cup pair Mike Davies and Bobby Wilson 7-5 6-3 10-8, as the press noted the unlikely, electrifying run by the Mexican American pair and the on-court walkout stir surrounding Darlene Hard.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Wimbledon
Maria Bueno
Brazil
America
Pacific Coast
Miss Bueno
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Scodlboy
Perry Jones
Alex
Ican
Rafael Osuna
Olmedo
England
Mike Davies
Bobby Wilson
United States
Mexico
Tion
Mexico City
Ralston
U.S
Canada
Quebec
Osuna
Italy
Sweden
Australia
Rod Laver
Bob Mark
Ucla
University of Scrambling
Southern California
Miss
Bueno
Miss Hardy
Miss Reynolds
Renee Schaurpound
Sao Paulo
Ree Ee
Ana Awwuweyseul Auaana
Bob
Howe
Miss Buenomisa
Darrene Hard
Montebello
Miss Hard
Darlene Hard
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Giants
Pitts
Wiseat Ernie
Luis Aparicio
Hans Samsen
Aparicio
Ted Williams
Jim Piersall
Cleveland
Harvey Keunn
Berra
Williams
Smoky Burgess
Bill White
St. Louis
Charlie Neal
Los Angeles
Ken Bayer
Louis
Dick Groat
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Vada Pinson
Joes Clemente
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Loseles
Players
Skardag Macups
del C. Joa
Bill W Ed Mi
Ernie Bob
Wile Hank
Ben
Mické
Rogers
Ional League
Mibramhee
Mibrawkés
Pittsherge
Mibwaukee
Chheage
Pitteberae
Han Braseisce
Rf Serican
Ils
We. Roelon
Laltimore
Ork
Bill Skowron
Jon Adcock
Bob Skinner
Ed Mathews
Ernie Banks
Mazereski
Pete Runnals
St. Andrews Links
Jock
Truman Connell
Te- Havers
Fla
Minnie Minese
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Sime, Beatty, Calhoun
Fairway
Daytona
Richmond, Va
High Point, N. C
Barnhill
O'Brien
Andrews and
McIntyre
Meare Up
Arene
Miss Wed
Dat Tavan
Anatolia
Memdale Bled
Suttcu
Manneg Aayer
Col
John Legg
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