Patton Favored In CGA Meet At Forest Lake
A large field seeks to reach the CGA tourney at Forest Lake Country Club in Morganton North Carolina. Billy Joe Patton the defending champion from Hickory expects to play despite a hand injury. The event runs July 16 to 21 with a 128 qualifier limit and a working schedule for non qualifiers and early rounds.
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Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Hickory
Patton
Forest Lake Country Club
Alexander Non
Columbia Country Club
Harvie Ward Jr
Dave Smith
Gastonia
Charley Dudley
Greenville
Dillard Traynham
Paris Mountain
Carolinas Golf Assn
Buddy Baker
Florence
Smithfield Invitational Golf Leads after 18 Holes
Auld holds a two stroke edge over 34 pros and 102 amateurs in the Smithfield Invitational after 18 holes of the 36 hole event in Smithfield North Carolina. Bo Welch Tom Case Avery Beck and Al Smith trail by two. More than 2500 in prizes at stake with potential prize awards Saturday if weather delays finish.
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Smithfield
N.C
Auld
Bo Welch
Tom Case
Greensboro
Avery Beck
Kinston
al Smith
Danville
Bob Bryant
Mac Main
Larry Beck
Red Jessup
Hampton Auld
Bobby Harrell
Wilmington
Robert Smith
Shelton Lewis
Rampton Auld
Gene Hamm
Raleigh
Maurice Brackett
Clark
Ft. Bragg
Bill Harvey
Don Hedrick
Lexington
Mac
Larry Beckeneeer
Grover Dillon
Miller
Ed Ross Reeeee
Aeons
Eer Eeenee
Magill Leaves Hospital After 1959 Indy Crash Recovery
Indianapolis AP reports 39 year old race driver Mike Magill of Haddonfield New Jersey left Methodist Hospital Saturday after recovering from injuries from the 1959 Memorial Day 500 mile race. Magill was hurt on the 46th lap when his Dayton Steel Foundry Special struck a spinning car driven by Chuck Weyant of Springfield.
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Indianapolis
Mike Magill
Haddonfield
N. J
Methodist Hospital
Magill
Dayton Steel Foundry
Chuck Weyent
Springfield
Michigan's Ron Clark Sets 200 Meter Breaststroke American Mark
Four national AAU records fall in Los Altos as Ron Clark of Michigan, competing for Detroit Athletic Club, swims 2 25.4 in the 200 meter breaststroke to eclipse the American mark. Brunnell and Troy also set meet or American standards in the 200 meter medley and 200 meter butterfly.
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Los Altos
Calif
Lance Larson
AAU
Los Angeles Athletic
Michigan
Ron Clark
Frank Brunnell
Indianapolis
Brunnell
Mike Troy
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Clark
University of Michigan
Detroit Athletic Club
Norbert Rumpel
Rumpel
McKinney
Carolina Glass Caps Twin Bill at Harvell Park
Carolina Glass won twice, defeating Spartanburg 21 to 1 in the opener as Joan Shore highlighted a big first inning with a bases loaded homer. Maxine Palmer earned the win with three hits, while Spartanburg forfeited the nightcap 7 0 after starting with nine players and an ejection.
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Carolina Glass
Harvell Park
Spartanburg
S. C
Joan Shore
Maxine Palmer
Janet Harris
Tar Heel Speedway Race Washed Out And Rescheduled
The Sportsman race at Tar Heel Speedway was rained out and moved to next Saturday night. Also rescheduled for next week is the showing of the 1958 Southern 500 films from Darlington South Carolina, previously planned for last night’s program.
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Tar Heel Speedway
Darlington
S. C
Saturday's Home Runs Stars by League Leaders
A compact rundown of league home run leaders highlighting Banks, Aaron, Killebrew, Kaline and other sluggers across the National and American Leagues. The list credits players and the teams they belong to with counts like Banks 24 and Killebrew 30, among others.
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Associated Press
Banks
Cubs
Aaron
Braves
Freese
Phillies
Neal
Demeter
Dodgers
Bressoud
Giants
Killebrew
Lemon
Senators
Buddin
Kubek
Red Sox
Colavito
Indians
Kaline
Zernal
Maxwell
Tigers
Hi Toms and Salisbury Rainout Delays Legion Title Bid
For a third straight night the Area 3 Legion series game between the Hi-Toms and Salisbury was washed out by rain. Coach Clint Ingram plans to start Jerry Hodge with David Kemp ready as needed, as the do or die contest heads toward a potential final game at Finch Field if needed. The series winner advances to face Mocksville or Spencer for the League 1 title and a shot at the state championship.
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Enterprise
Salisbury
Clint Ingram
Harvie Stratton
Legion
Thomasville
Catawba College
Ingram
Jerry Hodge
David Kemp
Hi-Toms
Moore
Larry
Eddie Kesler
Kemp
Hodge
Kendall Farlow
Kirby Kaney
Finch Field
Campbell and Palmer Tie For Western Open Lead At Pittsburgh
Joe Campbell of Knoxville and Arnold Palmer of Ligonier share the lead after 54 holes at the Western Open as Campbell shoots 66 for a 202 total and Palmer matches. Dutch Harrison’s 63 sets a new course record at the Pittsburgh Field Club, placing him third at 206 with Toski and Boros also firing 66s. The final round will decide the $20,000 event with a $5,000 winner’s purse and possible sudden-death playoff if tied.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Campbell
Pittsburgh Field Club
Em J
Dutch) Harrison
St.Louis
Harrison
Palmer
Purdue
Bob Toski
South Miami
Fla
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Birdie Jrange
Congressional Wins Meet as High Point Clubs Swim Strong
Greensboro and High Point swimmers competed at the Eastern Invitational at Congressional Country Club, Washington, D. C. Congressional swept both girls and boys titles with 169 and 182.5 points respectively while Greensboro finished second in the girls and 28 in the boys. Penny Taliaferro and Sally Cochran led Greensboro in multiple events, and Sheldon Arey and John Driver for Congressional topped several finals with meet records, as highlights included numerous 100 meter backstroke and butterfly events across age groups.
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Greensboro
High Point
Mer
Peggy Hart
Mary Ann Creech
Ginny Gray
Lucy Latimer
Jennifer Carr
Bobby Gray
Dick Helm
Pete DeSaix
Eddie Koonce
Glenn Davies
Doug Howard
Congressional Country Club
Washington
D. C
Congressional
Bob Jamiesons
Penny Taliaferro
Sally Cochran
Gate City
Dan Derby
Miss Taliferro
Miss Cochran
Penny
Burg
S. C
Sheldon Arey
Walter Reed
John Driver
Arey
Drivier
Naval Receiving ‘Station
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Westwood Club
Richmond
Spartanburg S. C
Watchung Lake
N. J
Chapel Hill
Oak Ridge
Bobby Mudd
Ginter Park Club
Bank Cole
Oak , Tenn
Breaststake
Maca Morgan
Country Club of Virginia
Robert Briggs
Danny Derby
Dennis Johnston
Carol Briges
Judy Weaver
Frances
Pas
Meeird
Jon Malonee
Reading Pa
Bruce Biederbecke
Charlotte
John Eterline
Naval Receiving Station
Marcia Pearce
Baltimore
Ben Saunders
Richmond Country Club
J. Rees
Pat Gomenes
Keystone Club
Philadelics
Margaret Canada
Lynn Taliaferro
Sally
So -LaCustains
Ed Bartsch
Thomas Murphy
Barry King
Andover
Judy Will
Judy Ae
Tn. Dea
Billy King
Kanawha
Assa Richmond
Mark Hahn
Pompano’ Beach
Kathy Kelfrich
Spartanburg
Donna Jean Fouss
Maureen Meehan
Seog Doumble
Southhampton Swim Club
Des Tele Gree Meehan
Seas. & Sons
Gabenos
Clasreomion
Stamback
Deal Erupts To Cap Victory In Greensboro Rally Stop
Ken Deal, Raleigh’s manager, returned to active duty and helped halt Greensboro rallies in the eighth and ninth as the Caps beat the Yanks 5 4. George Lewis hit a grand slam and Carl Yastrzemski added a go ahead score, while Bil Spanswick earned the win despite late trouble.
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Greensboro
Ken Deal
Raleigh
Caps
Yanks
Deal
Patriots
George Lewis
Carl Yastremski
Lewis
Doug Weiss
Yastrzemski
Glen Merklen
Lefty
Bil Sapnswick
Merklen
Don Lock
Dick Berardino
Lock
Bulls Rally to Doubleheader Wins on Pait Duo
In a doubleheader, the Bulls won 7-5 and 10-0 with homers contributing to both victories. Durham erased a five run deficit in game one as Dick McAuliffe belted a grand slam in the fifth, while game two saw Ted Brzenk hit a grand slam behind Pitcher Phil Kleiner’s strong effort. Durhams Danny Brenner scored the eventual winning run on a wild pitch in the sixth after reaching on a miscue. Raleigh beat Greensboro 5-4 to move into first place by a half game.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
Dick McAuliffe
Durham
Danny Brenner
Ted Brzenk
Phil Kliener
Wilson
Kleiner
J D Rogers Leaves On European Clinic Tour
J D Rogers noted High Point football official departs for Washington to join gridiron officials for a European tour. He will conduct clinics for U S Army personnel in Germany and France over about three weeks, his third such trip after 1956 and 1957 events.
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J. D. Rogers
Washington, D. C
Rogers
U. S. Army
Germany
France
Races Postponed at Bowman Gray Stadium
Rain postponed six event meet featuring modified sportsman and hobby stock races at Bowman Gray Stadium. Race Director Alvin Hawkins said the event will be run next Saturday night and announced a $7,200 NASCAR late model sweepstakes race set for July 25 on the quarter mile track.
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Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray Stadium
Alvin Hawkins
Hawkins
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