Hi Toms Edge Wilson 3-2 in PGA semifinal rout
Don Finsterwald and Lionel Hebert advanced to the PGA Championship final after overcoming heat and pressure at Miami Valley Golf Course. Finsterwald edged Don Whitt 3 and 2, while Hebert defeated Walter Burkemo 1 up in a dramatic semifinal showdown. Hebert will face Finsterwald for the $8,000 first prize Sunday.
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Will Grimsley
Dayton
Ohio
Don Finsterwald
Ben Hogan
Lionel Hebert
Easterwaid
Awens
Vin
Don Whitt
Alameda
Calif
Whitt
Finsterwald
Hebert
Burkemo
Walter Burkemo
Franklin
Mich
Michigan
Miami Alley
Hogan
Rogers sets two records at Carolina AAU Open meet
Susan Rogers of Gardner Massachusetts wins two events and helps Greensboro women push ahead in team standings at the Caro linas AAU Open Swimming Meet. Dick Fadgen and Charles Krepp set new NCAC marks and the NCAC 400 meter medley relay breaks the meet record.
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Susan Rogers
Gardner
Mass
City Lake Pool
Miss Rogers
Dick Fadgen
North Carolina Athletic Club
Charles Krepp
NCAC
Bob Mattson
Dave McIntyre
Ma' Sonner
Fadgen
McIntre
Greensboro
High Point
Chapel Hill
Raleigh Recreation
Betsy Glynn
Rogers
Penny Taliaferro
Taliaferro
North Carolina State College
John Branch
Guy Carr
Diane Wagner
Ee Oeish
Mildred Stronach
Mary Lynn Hightower
Keith Hassell
Page Two
Judy Weaver
Carolyn Brown
Gene Petrossi
Raleigh
Harry Schiffman
David Rock
Bob Ernall
John Burwell
Tony Schiffman
Robin Thompson
Mark Lynch
Betsy
Karen Gill
Maureen Ferrell
Marilyn Mills
Mary Lynn Hishtower
Ann Jamieson
Charles K
Bob Sawyer
John Ledford
Richard Edwards
Ed Ischeu
Robert Gullette
Bill Sonner
N. C. State
Sally Cochran
Lynn Taliaferro
Kay Sawyer
Taliaferos Greensboro
Harry Ones
Dave Gullette
Mike Will
Sue Ham
Boro
Marty
Sonner
Mattson
McIntyre
Weant
Ren Ree
Beck Captures National Junior Amateur Golf Title
Larry Beck 17 of Kinston North Carolina routed Dave Leon 6 and 5 at Manor Country Club to win the National Junior Amateur Championship. Beck built a five hole lead early and parred steadily on the back, defeating Leon who fought back with a 65 foot putt but fell short. Leon, from Tucson Arizona, had eliminated Richie Casabella to reach the final. Beck had defeated C Methvin earlier in the day.
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Washington
Larry Beck
Dave Leon
Arizona
Leon
Beck
Manor Country Club
Kinston
N. C
Tucson
Ariz
U. S. Y Nay
Dave
Larry
Avery Beck
Public Links
Rol C. Methvin
Little Rock
Richie Casabella
Louisville
North Carolina
Manor
Methvin
Richie
Giants To Receive Frisco Proposal
New York Giants will receive an official proposal within two weeks of August to move to San Francisco. Mayor George Christopher announced in New York that San Francisco would get seven percent of gate receipts to help fund a 10 million dollar stadium. He said discussions with Giants owner Horace G. Stoneham were by telephone and no further talks were planned during a two day visit.
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New York
New York Giants
San Francisco
George Christopher
Christopher
Stoneham
Bird Rally Nips Leafs in Ninth for 5-4 Victory
Winston Salem edged Danville 5-4 in nine innings as back to back two base hits by Bill Kunkle and Gene Davis with no outs in the ninth produced the winning run. Danville jumped ahead early but the Red Birds tied, led, and finally won on late ninth inning suspense.
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Winston-Salem
Bill Kunkle
Gene Davis
Danville
Giants
George Moton
Jack Swift
Red Bird
Swift
Sal Ferrera
Ino Rodriguez
Red Birds
Leafs
John Brugler
Rodriguez
Gene Oliver
Harry Housma
Ferrara
the Birds
Lindy Duncan
Bobby Folkert
Folkert
Jack Pollitt
Duncan
Eagles Edge Sartin Cleaners 3 2 In Piedmont League
Jim Hudson lined a single for the winning run in the bottom of the first as the McCrary Eagles defeated Sartin Cleaners of High Point 3 to 2. High Point had 10 hits but stranded runners, while Sartin managed two runs on six hits. Next home game is Tuesday versus Siler City at James Town.
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Asheboro
Jim Hudson
McCrary Eagles
Sartin Cleaners
High Point
Ben Harding
Cleaners
McCrary
Siler City
Jamestown
Durham
Wood
Pancho Gonzales Extends Pro Tour Dominance
Forest Hills N Y July 20 Pancho Gonzales beat Pancho Segura 6 4 6 3 6 4 to run 4 0 undefeated while Tony Trabert triumphed over Lew Hoad 6 4 10 12 6 2 3 46 6 3 earning 2 500 top prize Hoad holds 2 2 as promoter Kramer faces a scheduling headache over an undefeated ominous title meeting.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Pancho Gonzales
Pancho Segura
Tony Trabert
Lew Hoad
Gonzales
Hoad
Pancho
Kramer
Rams Cup Win In Semipro Tourney
Roxboro Rams defeated Rainey Shell 2 to 1 in Roxboro North Carolina as part of the state semipro baseball tournament. John Coleman pitched and struck out 13 to earn the win after an error in the ninth. Joe Day scored on a dropped ball near the end.
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Roxboro
N.C
Roxboro Rams
Rainey Shell
Greensboro
Roanoke Rapids
John Coleman
Joe Day
Coleman
Dal Green Beats Tobs On Three Hits In Wilson
Dallas Green allowed only three hits as the Hi-Tops defeated Wilson 3 to 2. Eddie Logan drove in a seventh inning run to break a scoreless game, with Logan tying the league lead in hits as the only Wilson base runner until the sixth.
Tech Beats Wilson In Baseball Thril1
Sid Beans and Harris sparked the seventh inning with keys plays as Tech rallied. Green drove in a run with a sacrifice and Wilson collected threehits in the sixth. Hall walk started Tech baserun sequence with Miller and Porter driving in runs. Buck Jackson added a ninth inning single for Wilson. Green fanned nine and allowed two walks. Garry Mitchell pitched eight innings for Wilson with eight hits and five walks.
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Sid Beans
Harris
Green
Wilson
Jim Hall
Tech
Dick Miller
Don Porter
Hall
Buck Jackson
Garry Mitchell
Clinic Is Moved to Harvell Park for Youth Sessions
J. J. Ellington of the City Parks and Recreation Department announced the special youth baseball clinic is moved to Harvell Park for the next two weeks. Clinics run Monday through Friday under director Bob Morning.
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City Parks and Recreation Department
Harvell Park
J. J. Ellington
Bob Morning
Reed Blanks Greensboro By 10 To 0
Durham pitcher Dave Reed blanked the Greensboro Patriots 10 to 0 at Memorial Stadium. The righthander gained his 12th win with strong support from double plays and a four run fourth inning. A paid crowd of 965 witnessed Greensboro’s 21 inning scoreless streak.
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Reed Blanks
Greensboro
Dave Reed
Durham
Greensboro Patriots
Memorial Stadium
Patriots
Koontz Captures Micro Feature In Randleman Action
Koontz of Lexington won the 40 lap Micro Midget feature at Randleman. Max Berrier again failed to win, leaving with motor trouble and earlier wrecks. L J Dowell of Winston Salem finished second and won a heat. other heats went to Bud Wofe Thomasville Larry Thomas Greensboro and Elmer Fox Siler City. Bryce Cummings claimed the consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Wofe
Thomasville
Larry Thomas
Greensboro
Elmer Fox
Siler City
Bryce Cummings
Wake Forest Coach Wable to Speak at Optimist Club
Ken Wable Wake Forest College assistant football coach will address the Tues Point Optimist Club at 7 p.m. at the Rainbow Supper Club. He is to speak in connection with the Wake Forest NC State freshman game scheduled for Albion Millis Stadium in October.
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Ken Wable
Wake Forest College
Tues- Point Optimist Club
Rainbow
Wable
Wake Forest
Saturday's Home Runs
Baseball summary lists players who homered on a Saturday for multiple teams. Covington and two others for the Braves. Snider and Jackson with two for the Cubs. Lemon Sievers and Orge son for the White Sox. Anderson Lopate and Phil Lies for the Athletics. Zernial noted for the Athletics in a compact recapitulation.
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Associated Pres Ennis
Cardinale
Covington
Ee Braves
Snider
Jackson
Cubs
Lemon
Sievers
Orgeson
White Sox
Anderson
Lopate
Phillies
Zernial
Athletics
North Carolina All Star Players Prep For July Drills
North Carolina sends 70 top schoolboy athletes from across the state to Greensboro for the July 29 start of practice for high school all star games. Forty eight football and 22 basketball players were chosen by coaches for the East and West squads.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Simeon
Tony Simeon
High Point
West Cagers
Simon Terrell
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Fordy Anderson
Michigan State
Anderson
Wilkinson
Rosenthal
Woman's College
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Enterprise
Edge Wilson
Walter Hagen
Eee
Jay
Lafayette
Louisiana State University
Sue Rogers
Bob Hoffman
Enterprise Sports Winter
Carolina A. CO
Ncac Top Tankers
Jess Washburn
Tony
Whitney Shoemaker
Beck Breezed
Casabella
Frisco
Eagles
Rams Cup
Dal Green
Tobs
Winston
T Danette
Wilson Dan
Harrington
Taylor
Ron
Hubbard
Keane
Dickey
Ford
Enders
Kennedy
Mall
Miller
Mitchell
Aoe
Oh Ath
Nltoms
Witeen
RBI
Logan
Porter
van Dusen
Keegan
Hirst
A Taylor
Purmam
Paschal
Desiive
Kostross
Puteh If
Amersse
Morion
Gite & Coleone
Tuerk
Rehreder
Green Feller
Picher
Frasier
Oraeber
Antinellt
Benner
Hopkine
Koontz
Senior High
Senior High Stadium
Shu Carlton
Gastonia
Burton Barger
Valdese
Clyde Walker
Thell Overman
Wallace
Rose Hill
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