Kemp Gets Hill Task In Opener
Kemp Leads Hi-Toms in playoff opener against Salisbury at Finch Field as they chase a league 1 area 3 series win. Rowan County earned third, Spencer beat Statesville for fourth, setting up two best of three clashes and a possible league title shot.
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Bankers dominate All Star tilt as Haney pivots toward banking
At Forbes Field in Pittsburgh the American and National League All Stars clashed in a bankers game. Fred Haney, NL champion Braves manager and Southern California banker, hints at retirement to enter banking full time. He recalls stints with St. Louis and Pittsburgh while noting Connie Mack’s memory trick. Golf notes follow with Asa Parham winning the Flag Day event at Emerywood and a hole in one by Charles Mendenhall Jr.
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Halimi meets Becerra for bantam crown bid in LA
Alphonse Halimi of France defends his world bantamweight title against Jose Becerra of Mexico in a 15 round title bout in Los Angeles. Halimi, 27, is the betting favorite at 2-1. The fight airs 7 pm PDT on ABC with an expected crowd over 15,000 and gate around 150000.
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Races Could Reset All Star Break As pennant races restart
After the All Star game, major league schedules resume with a tight set of series. Milwaukee leads the NL by slim margins over San Francisco and Los Angeles. Boston and New York clash in a makeup AL game as Cleveland and Chicago contend in a hot AL slate.
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Rematch of 1958 final headlines Western Amateur rounds
Barbara McIntire of Jupiter faces Anne Quast of Everett in a 1958 Curtis Cup teammate showdown as the Women’s Western Amateur at Exmoor Country Club reaches its second round. McIntire, who beat Quast last year, advances after defeating Sandra Spuzich 6 and 5 in the first round.
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Three two team battles reshuffle Carolina League standings
The Associated Press reports the Carolina League parks featured Raleigh losing 8-5 to Alamance and Wilson defeating Greensboro 12-3 pushing Wilson within one game of league leader Raleigh. Durham won 7-1 over Winston-Salem to gain 1½ games on Winston-Salem as the circuit shifts tonight.
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Alamance Rebounds as Errors Hurt Greensboro in League Tilt
Alamance moved up from last with a win over sixth-place Greensboro as Jack Kelley tossed five-hitter for Wilson ending Greensboro's five-game streak. Larry Elliott’s three-run homer powered the victory. Alamance’s 7th and 8th hitters accounted for seven runs. Mike White added a three-run homer and a run, Tom Newton drove in two with two hits. Larry Foster limited Winston-Salem to four hits as Durham halted a three-game skid and chased a potential no-hitter bid.
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Minor League Scores From South Atlantic and Carolina Leagues
In the South Atlantic League Gastonia edged Savannah 4 to 3. Knoxville beat Charleston 9 to 8 in ten innings. Charlotte defeated Asheville 8 to 3. Macon won over Jacksonville 6 to 3. In the Carolina League Burlington topped Raleigh 8 to 5. Durham defeated Winston-Salem 7 to 1. Wilson crushed Greensboro 12 to 3.
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