Teen crowd eyes twist show at High Point Lanes
Local youth flock to High Point Lanes for a twist dance event after 7 30 pm with free passes distributed at downtown stores City Lake YMCA and YWCA. Meanwhile standout junior bowler Danny Linthicum ages 13 14 posts a 692 sanctioned series and a 279 first game as he eyes a future in NC tournaments.
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North Carolina
Smokies Rally Past Savannah For 8-7 Win
Knoxville overcome a 7th inning deficit to defeat Savannah 8-7, keeping the Smokies in second place behind the league leaders. Asheville, Greenville, and Charlotte won, while Macon beat Augusta. Tonight’s schedule features Asheville at Portsmouth and Knoxville at Savannah.
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Harada Outpoints Little Rufe in Tokyo Bout
In Tokyo, Fighting Harada defeats Little Rufe in a ten round decision. Harada earns the victory on points over the Philippine challenger, with the bout billed as a notable matchup on Monday night.
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Roster Notes from Mixed Baseball Scores and Officials
Game snippets show Justine Moran and Torres leading offense, with Baltimore and Los Angeles scoring varied runs. Key players include Adair Snyder Landrith Pappas Grba and Podres with multiple doubles and home runs. Pitchers O'Toole Podres Stigman and Beers highlight a slate of mishandled balls and earned runs across several matchups.
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Dodgers' Frank Howard homers again in 9-2 win
Hit his fifth home run in six days and led Los Angeles past St Louis 9-2. O'Toole of Cincinnati carried a perfect 7 1 3 innings but Skinner doubled for Pittsburgh's lone hit in a 3-0 Red victory.
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Golf Notes: Ronald Green Named New Sports Editor
Ronald Green of the Charlotte News is named the paper s new sports editor succeeding Bob Quincy who resigns to become UNC sports publicist. Green is a top golf writer and player, a low 70s shooter who once won the National Sports Writers golf tournament and has won multiple Carolinas Golf Writers Association writing awards.
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Charlotte News
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Entry Deadline Near For Tourney
The Women’s State Softball Tournament entry deadline is near with noon Saturday as the cutoff. Tournament director Cliff Koontz said entries must be submitted, and this invitational event will be coed with selected men’s teams across fast pitch and slow pitch divisions.
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City Parks and Recreation Department
Durham Beats Kinston to Extend C L Lead in Low-Scoring Night
Durham reinforced its Carolina League lead by 6-4 over Kinston as Wally Wolf earned his 16th win and Eddie Richardson hit his 10th homer. Greensboro blanked Rocky Mount 2-0 while Raleigh defeated Winston-Salem 2-0. Burlington built a 6-0 first-inning cushion before holding off Wilson 6-3.
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Soldier Returns Home From Army Duty After Service
Horning recalls being called up with others and expresses happiness to be returning home. He notes meeting a great group of guys and appreciating the Army's chance to play basketball while on active duty. He mentions weekend pass games and a joking star in the window from roommates.
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Paul
Bonus Kid Sweating Out Arm Trouble For A's
Lew Krausse Jr., the 19 year old bonus baby of the Kansas City Athletics, fears a sore arm may affect his future. The Chester Pa. native flew to Mayo Clinic for diagnosis after a season with Binghamton where control problems limited him. He hopes rest and treatment cure the inflamed muscle or overworked tendon as he awaits word.
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O'Toole nearly perfect as Reds blank Pirates
Cincinnati AP reports Jim O'Toole pitched a near no hitter for the Reds in a 3-0 win over Pittsburgh. He retired 15 in a row, then Bob Skinner broke the bid with an eighth inning double. O'Toole struck out six in 119 pitches, praised catcher Johnny Edwards and shortstop Leo Cardenas for stellar plays.
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Willie Mays Leads NL Home Run Pace In Week Update
New York AP: Willie Mays of the Giants pushed toward his first home run title in seven seasons by slugging three homers to reach 28. Leon Wagner of the Angels led AL with 27. Stan Musial climbed toward the lead in batting while Tommy Davis fell to .348. Davis increased NL RBI pace to 102 as Floyd Robinson and Wagner tied for AL RBI lead at 71.
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Starting A Team It’s A Simple Thing
Los Angeles Angels rise from rough start to surprising success led by General Manager Fred Haney and manager Bill Rigney. Strong pitching staff, standout veterans Leon Wagner Ken McBride and Billy Moran, plus rookies Bob Rodgers Felix Torres Bo Belinsky contribute to strong showing in second season.
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Louisiana Purchase
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Rigney
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Ken McBride
Billy Moran
Bob Rodgers
Felix Torres
Bo Belinsky
Kaline Returns To Tigers In Loss To Twins
Detroit star Al Kaline returned from a broken collarbone to start and play all nine innings in right field. He went 0 for 4 with three balls hit solidly and fielded cleanly after missing two months. Manager Bob Scheffing called Kaline a big lift for a seventh place team.
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154 Battle For Canadian Open Berths
In Montreal 154 players vie in a qualifying round for 98 spots in the $30,000 Canadian Open Golf Championship to begin Thursday. Automatic berths go to 58 players including Gary Player. Bob Goalby George Bayer Jack Nicklaus and Doug Ford are expected. Arnold Palmer will not attend citing fatigue. Canadian pros Stan Leonard Al Balding George Knudson and Al Johnston also contend.
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U.S
North Carolina Invitational Tennis Continues In Asheville
The 40th annual invitational kicks off with action in men and junior singles. Monday fourth seed Louis Royal of Knoxville defeated Asheville's Bob Burrell 6 1 6 1 in men's singles, with other top players drawing byes on opening day.
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