Six Area Players Named to North Squad for All-Star Game
Two 3 man teams were named for the Jaycees 12th annual Boys Home All-Star football game to be played in Greenville on July 27. North coach corps led by John Morris of Reidsville Senior will select from players including Gill Paul Beck Lenoir Terry Brayboy Zebulon and many others from North Carolina schools.
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Jaycees
John Dackal
Fayetteville
Ross
John Morris
Reidsville
Dennis Eugene Bostic
Maiden
Milton Ray Brown
Ayden
Glenn Hewette Campbell
Council
Ronald Eric Crawford
Rufus
Medlin
Fuquay- Varina
Marvin Randolph Potter
Aurora
Gregory Pritchard * Smith
Waynesville
Ernest Charles Stines
Canton
Thomas Larry Summer Jr
Cherryville
Larry Wayne Tearry
Johnny Ray Walker
Mooresville
Vincent Orlando Wardlaw
Cornelius Washington
Keith Max Watkins
Clyde
Scotty
Claremont
Gill Paul
Beck
Lenoir
Terry Dean Brayboy
Zebulon
Fred Hillsman Cecil
Lexington
Eddie Coltrane
Liberty
Richard Whitaker Crabtree
Durham
William Thomas Eanes Jr
Mocksville
Robert Lee Hatcher
Mount Airy
Frank Howard Hill
Phillip Reaney Hutcherson
Oxford
Thomas Edward Hylton
Pleasant Garden
William Robert Inscore Jr
Statesville
Timothy Howard Johnson
High Point
Stephen Faucette Kenney
Raleigh
Darrell Rumount Lipford
Carey Meadows
Greensboro
Jack Arnold Powell Jr
James Robert Rackley
West Jefferson
Newton Lavern Simmons Jr
Thomas Ray Slade
Edenton
Kenny Daniel Staton
Thomasville
Randy Dale Sutton
Burlington
Don Keith Tatum
Larry Tedder
Larry Joe Tomkins
Eunice
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Randy Delano Walker
Hays
James Leggett Weeks Jr
Rocky Mount
Bruce Ray White
Roanoke Rapids
Morrison Paul Winters
Thurman Erwin Wynn
Aulander
Shula Says All-Star Game On Despite Pickets
Miami Dolphin Coach Don Shula said the All-Star game is on and he will work with the rookies at training camp. Nearby, about eight veteran Dolphins joined NFL players pickets, with Doug Swift stating there will be no exhibition season or All-Star game this year. Shula maintained the July 26 Chicago game would proceed with his group including three rookies.
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Pond Giants Advance In Tournament
The Winston-Salem Pond Giants beat Caldwell County 8-2 in the Rexboro Semi-Pro first round. Mike Hicks earned the win with 13 strikeouts on five hits allowed, while Bob Shaw led at the plate with a homer, a triple and two singles. Winston-Salem improves to 17id and advances to play again in Roxboro Saturday.
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Caldwell County
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Bob Shaw
Pond Giants
Winston-Salem
Perry Seeks 16th Straight Win Against A’s
Cleveland ace Gaylord Perry frets over tying the AL consecutive victory mark of 16 as he faces the World Champion Oakland A’s. Perry, 35, admits sleep loss and pressure but says he pitches better under it. He holds a 2-8 record against Oakland since joining the AL, and Cleveland has won only three of 15 meetings at Oakland since 1971. The AL record of 16 is shared by Johnson, Wood, Grove, and Rowe. the major league mark is 19 by Marquard in 1912. Tunex, a racehorse from Hobeau Farm, is preparing for another season with trainer Allen Jerkens and jockey John Ruane with 15 wins on the year.
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A’s
Indians
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New York
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Joseph Wood
Lefty Grove
Lynwood Rowe
Richard Marquard
Hobeau Farm
Tunex
Allen Jerkens
John Ruane
Saves Both Ends Of Doubleheader Marshall's Consistency
Dodgers ace Mike Marshall earned his 12th and 13th saves in a doubleheader sweep of the Montreal Expos, 4-1 and 5-3, continuing his steady late-inning dominance. The day also featured Cubs over Braves 4-3, Phillies 9-3 over Padres, Mets 6-0 over Giants, Pirates 6-4 over Astros, and Reds sweeping Cardinals 2-1 and 2-1.
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Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
San Diego Padres
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Padres
Philadelphia
Jim Lonborg
San Diego
Mets
Giants
Tom Seaver
Baseball Standings and Sunday Scores From Major Leagues
Kansas City leads at 11-3 with Boston 9-5 after a 10 inning opener. Chicago beats Detroit 3-1 in 11 innings, Milwaukee 8-3, Minnesota 5-5. Baltimore 4-1 Oakland, Cleveland 6-2 California, Texas 3 New York 2, Cincinnati 2-11 St. Louis 1-2, Los Angeles 4-5 Montreal 1-3, Philadelphia 9 San Diego 3, New York 6 San Francisco 0, Chicago 4 Atlanta 3, Pittsburgh 6 Houston 4 in 10.
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Houston
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