Freese Delivers Reds Comeback Victory Over Giants
Cincinnati Reds rally from a 2-1 deficit as Gene Freese belted a decisive homer and a two run single. Jack Sanford pitched well for the Reds while Willie Mays and the Giants faded after a late surge. Pinson and Rob Franks contributed early baserunning and scoring.
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Jack Sanford
San Francisco
Giants
San Francis
Local golf upset highlights in Southern Amateur action
Burkhart and Jerome Baughman scored notable victories as the field delivered upsets. Jerome Baughman defeated Buddy Baker after two quick wins, while Sam Marsh fell to J H McCombs after four late bogeys. Sam King edged Carl Brittain in 20 holes. four of 32 morning matches went long. Other double winners included Bob Bryant and Tommy Helms, Robert Chapman Jr, Morganton’s John Siles, and George Williams.
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Cincinnati
Rose
Alouré
Harper
McCovey
Pinson
Mays
Rovinson
Keough
Edwards
Haller
Pagan
Cardenas
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Nuxhall
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Cicinnati
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San Fran
Repinson
HR — Mays
Raleigh Powell
Dan Goodes
Sam Marsh
Greenville
S.C
J. H. McCombs
Morganton
Marsh
Sam King
Carl Brittain
Statesville
Bob Bryant
Tommy Helms
Charlotte
Robert 4. Chapman Jr
Spartanburg
D.C
John Siles
George Williams
Clinton
Ken Folkes
Charlie Smith
Gastonia
Smith
Billy Joe Patten
Dave Smith
Dillard Traynham
5.C
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Shelby
Bill Goodale
Co Srgant
Chariotis
Cerrime
Matson
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Cassius Clay
Moore
Rutherfordton
Tommy Ameld
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
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Hickory Adams
Raleigh Powall
Jack Nilon
Stones
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Mor
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Tray
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Philadelphia
Peter Patton
William Bronk
Liston
Don Hedrick
Lexington
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Jargine Baughman
Columbiag Jy
Buddy Baker
Florence
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Charles
Liston-Patterson
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Young Cassis
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J. H. Patterson
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Linville
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Ville
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Foulkes-Helms
Billy Joe Patton-Williams
Justa Baughman
McCombs
Liston Morganton in Carolina Amateur golf shock
AP report from Morganton North Carolina covering the Carolina Golf Association amateur championship. Liston Liston Watson and Traynham headline a day of upsets and strong performances with Watson, Traynham, Folkes and Smith among leaders. Matches set for Sunday semifinal rounds at Mimos Hills.
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Morganton
N.C
Bob Watson
Charlotte
Dale Morey
Carolina Golf Association
Baseball scores and postponed games across the majors
A clash of scattered results and postponements across the American League and National League. Teams like Philadelphia New York Chicago St. Louis Houston Cincinnati and San Francisco show varied outputs while several night games and Monday schedules with Los Angeles New York Kansas City and Boston appear on the slate.
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Los Angeles
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Menbeuquette
Morehead
Aneles
Miwaukee
Sadowski
Ghlcaee
Desusschere
Fischer
Ames
New York
District Softball Meet Slated In High Point
Cliff Koonce announced the Mercury Athletic Club will sponsor the High Point District Men's Softball Tournament starting August 1 with teams from High Point Thomasville Lexington and Asheboro. The winner advances to the State Tourney August 21 at Union Cross Radar Base. Entries due July 31 at 7 p.m. Contact Koonce 524 Gatewood Ave High Point or 838-7223. The MAC opts out of sponsoring the women’s State meet this year. it may be held in Reidsville.
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City Parks and Recreation Department
Reidsville
Salisbury Whips Gastonia 4 3 Grand Slam In Seventh
Salisbury outfielder Clarence Stanley hit a grand slam in the seventh inning to power a 4 to 3 victory over Gastonia in a Western Carolinas League game Saturday night.
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Gastonia
N.C
Clarence Stanley
Georgia Tech Said Pulling Out Of SEC
The Atlanta Journal reported that Georgia Tech will leave the SEC in January to become an independent for inter sectional football. It cited future schedules with Texas A M Virginia Penn State and Notre Dame and noted possible negotiations with other independents. Athletic Director Bobby Dodd declined comment saying the schedule is about 50-50.
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Jess Hill
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Pittsburgh
Air Force Academy
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Birmingham
Patterson Faces Possible Retirement After Tough Bout
The article notes Patterson's quick fists and solid left hook but criticizes his fragile chin. It suggests a loss could hasten retirement, reflecting the pressure and high stakes surrounding the upcoming fight.
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Patterson
Johnston Clipped by Greensboro in tough relay meet
Greensboro led by Wade Peer Burwell and Larry Hannibal won the meet with 9332 points, Johnston second with 614, High Point third with 57, and Raleigh fourth with 36. Don Hekler of High Point set 100-meter butterfly in 1 09.5, breaking 1 13.2. Mari Nicholson of Statesville lowered the women’s 200-meter breaststroke record to 3 15.7. Other victors included Kathy Helfrick of Spartanburg in the 400-meter IM, Charlotte Blackmore of Spartanburg in the 100-meter butterfly, and Eric Schowall of Raleigh in the 200-meter backstroke.
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Peer
Burwell
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High Point
Raleigh
Don Hekler
Mari Nicholson
Statesville
Kathy Helfrick
Spartanburg
Charlotte
York Cups W-S Race Feature at Bowman Gray Stadium
Shorty York of Mocksville won the Modified-Sportsman feature at Bowman Gray Stadium beating Carl Burris of Leaksville by six lengths in front of 9,300 on Ladies Night. York, from eighth, led lap six of the 40 lap race. Buren Skeen was third, Perk Brown fourth, Pee Wee Jones fifth.
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Shorty
York
Mocksville
Carl Burris
Leaksville
Bowman Gray Stadium
Burris
Buren Skeen
Denton
Perk Brown
Spray
Simmons Delivers Shutout as Cardinals Beat Colts 8 1
Curt Simmons finally wins his eighth try as St Louis defeats Houston 8 1. Flood and McCarver lead with two doubles each while Groat Musial White and Boyer drive in runs. Simmons strikes out five and walks one, holding the 1¢hit barrage to nine.
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Colts
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Howie Goss
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Jackowski
Patterson Faces Lis ton in Las Vegas Title Showdown
Floyd Patterson prepares for a high-stakes bout with Sonny Liston in Las Vegas as his family recalls his rise from Waco to hardfought national prominence. The feature also notes Patterson’s early life, his grandmother’s faith in his drive, and a recap of recent elite track performances and defeats by American sprinters and long jumpers in international competition.
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Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
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Waco
Floyd
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Hayes
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John Gilbert
Hayes Jones
Jerry ‘Tarr
Palo Alto
Jones
Anatoly Mikhailov
Blaine Lindgren
Pasadena
Calif
Lindgren
Mikhailov
Ralph Boston
Igo Ter-Ovanesyan
Russia
Robin Roberts no-hitter fades as Orioles win 6-3
Robin Roberts carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning but weakened late, needing Stu Miller’s relief as Baltimore defeated the Kansas City A’s 6-3. Gentile homered for Baltimore. Tartabull and Ed Charles doubled to break the shutout.
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Stu Miller
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Ed Charles
Charley Lau
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Miller
Tartabull
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Jackie Brandinghers
John Powell
Wickersham
Dave Wickersham
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