Simeon Leaves 14-Year Grid Years At High Point High
High Point High School athletic director and football coach Tony Simeon retires after 14 seasons as head coach with Herb Hipps named successor. Simeon recalls thrills and stars among players while noting mixed records including 0-9-1 seasons and Western AAA play results.
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Bulls Rally Past Patriots In Marathon Baseball Showdown
Durham nips Greensboro 9 6 in a three hour game marked by nine errors and 21 stranded runners. Ted Brzenk delivered a three run triple in the fifth while Don Wert hit a decisive eighth inning homer. Lefty Phil Kliewer earned the win with three shutout frames, as Vern Hoschell and Bill Johnson were ejected for Greensboro.
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Buddy Nidiffer
Don Brummer
Raleigh Caps Defeat Winston-Salem 13-3 in Carolina League
Raleigh built on two winning streaks with timely hitting and strong pitching to rout Winston-Salem 13-3. Hal Holland hit a homer and Walt Napier, Yastrzemski, and Yogi Hergenrader contributed key blows as Raleigh remained undefeated this season against the St. Louis farm club with Walt Judd going the distance for the win.
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Tom Agost
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Dean Robbins
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Norwood Hi-Fis to Play Two Semipro Baseball Games
Norwood's Hi-Fis meet Cid today at 2:30 on High Point College field in a semipro game. They also face Feast-A-Bar Monday night at Finch Field in an 8 p.m. contest.
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Tobs Top Indians By 6-1
Wilson's league leading Tobs rallied for six runs in the fourth inning to defeat Burlington 6-1 in a Carolina League game. Aaron Flores struck out six for his sixth win, limiting Burlington to five hits. Burlington's Jerry Webb homered in the eighth for their lone run. Ray Lesey started the big fourth with a triple and Larry Elliott followed with a homer.
Tigers Blank Seminoles 5-0 in District 3 final
Clemson wins 5-0 over Florida State to claim the NCAA District 3 playoff title and advance to the College World Series in Omaha. Lefty Harold Stowe pitched a complete game as Clemson hitters Dick Suggs and Larry Bagwell homered, with Fred Deberry collecting three hits and best infielder honors.
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Statesville Junior Hi Toms topple Legion 5 3 in sloppy game
Statesville snapped a three game skid as the Junior Hi Toms beat High Point Thomasville 5 to 3. Both clubs committed several errors with Statesville misplaying three times and the Hi Toms seven. David Kemp led a four hit display for Thomasville, while Jerry Hodge took the loss before Kaney finished. The Hi Toms next visit Lexington Tuesday with Kemp slated to start.
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Winston-Salem Cup meets stir as Gilbert dominates hurdles
Elias Gilbert, world record holder in the 220-yard lows, swept the 40-yard hurdle, 120-yard high hurdles, and 220-yard lows at the NAIA meet in Sioux Falls. His performance helped Winston-Salem Salem 56 points and East Texas State 55, marking a standout one-man show in the event’s eight-year history.
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Betsy Rawls Maintains Lead in Canoe Break CP Golf Tie
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg leads the $31,100 Women pro event at Canoe Break Country Club in Summit New Jersey with 294 after 72 72 76 74 rounds. Louise Suggs sits second at 299 after rounds of 76 73 75 75. Bonnie Randolph and Fay Crocker follow with strong scores as the final 18 holes approach.
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Ragan storms back to tie Littler in Eastern Open third round
Dave Ragan, 23, rallying from behind, posts a 66 to reach 203 and tie Gene Littler for the lead in the Eastern Open. Littler fades with three straight bogeys but birdies the last hole to force a tie. Oliver slips to 206, with Whitt and Ransom joining the group at 206. Maxwell close behind at 207.
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