Carolina League Standings Heat Up As Hi-Toms Lead
Hi-Toms hold first place by two percentage points in the Carolina League after six weeks. Wilson Tobs reportedly carry the league’s largest payroll, with quarter million dollars tied to bonus players. Trade chatter links Cleveland and Kansas City for Chico Carrasquel, Billy Hunter, and Bobby Richardson as Curt Flood emerges with St Louis.
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District 3 All-NCAA Teams Set
CHAPEL HILL NC AP two players each from Florida Auburn and Florida State on the all NCAA District 3 baseball team led by Harold Stowe Clemson 12-3. First team includes Bernie Parrish Dick Howser L F Lanier Mike Copps Pat Duke Ray Oestricher Harold Stowe. Second team lists Dale Koch Frank Slusser Wayne Young.
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Four players card 74s in first round at amateur golf event
Harvie Ward Gene Littler Smiley Quick Labron Harris and Chick Harbert led with 74s in the first round. Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Charlie Coe posted 75s while Dick Mayer, defending champion, shot 76 as Oklahoma State’s golf coach noted progress.
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Oklahoma State University
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Warren C Giles Leads National League Since 1951
Warren C Giles has served as president of the National League from 1951 onward, guiding league leadership and overseeing governance of the circuit.
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Thomasville Legion tops Spencer 10-9 in late comeback
Thomasville’s Legion squad erased a early deficit and two Spencer leads to win 10-9 over the Railroaders. Ray Grant sparked a five run second inning while George Hayworth added three hits. Tony Baily picked up the win with Sam Miller taking the loss.
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Johnson Wins 150-Lap NASCAR at Bradford
Junior Johnson of North Wilkesboro NC led from Buck Baker of Spartanburg SC to win a 150-lap NASCAR race in Bradford, PA. Baker retired due to mechanical trouble.
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Tim Tam Faces Surgery Ends Racing Career
Tim Tam Grammy Tam, the year’s leading money winner, will undergo removal of bone chips at the University of Pennsylvania Vet School. Owners and veterinarians say the operation may end his racing days, with the colt possibly saved for stud as in Swaps’ case.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported Wins and Delays
In Milwaukee Tony stopped Orville Pitts after 176 pounds in a 174 percent class. In Philadelphia Sugar Hart drew with Gil Turner at 145 and 150 pounds. In Los Angeles Mauro Vazquez outpointed Pete Kawala 129 to 127. In Boston Billy Ryan stopped Gordon Farnsworth 171 to 168. In Boise Idaho Jimmy Martinez Dale Manz bout postponed to Tuesday due to rain.
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Red Sox-like Chicago fall as Thom hits seventh homer
Bobby Thomson’s seventh homer highlighted a two-run fourth for Chicago. Lawrence pitched five innings, no walks, five strikeouts. Wilmer Mizell took loss after a four-hit shutout was spoiled in the sixth by Frank Robinson Hoak and Gus Bell. Ed Bailey and Robinson homered for Cincinnati. Harry Anderson plated three for Philadelphia in a late bid, but Stan Williams took the loss. Dick Farrell earned the win in relief.
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Hathaway to miss six more weeks with fractured arm
Curtis Hathaway, North Carolina football co captain, will wear a cast for six additional weeks after an arm fracture from last November. Doctors noted improper healing, delaying hopes of regular play this fall. The Norfolk Virginia senior was kept from spring practice.
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Garver nails comeback after elbow tear promise kept
Ned Garver, once slowed by torn elbow nerves and a knee injury, returns to health and winning with Kansas City and Detroit. He kept his vow not to complain after defeats, credits stronger arm and rest, and posts seven wins as manager Harry Craft steers his status toward success.
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Major League Baseball Results and Schedules Recap
Summary of yesterday scores Cincinnati 5 St Louis 0 Milwaukee 5 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 3 Pittsburgh 2 San Francisco 1. late games Milwaukee at St Louis Chicago at Baltimore San Francisco at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Cincinnati at Chicago with pitching details and notable notes on history and figures from Laurel and Gulfstream Park context.
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Reds roll to third with Lawrence complete game
Brooks Lawrence pitched his third straight complete game for the Reds in a 4-3 win over the Cardinals, allowing no walks and fanning five. Harry Anderson drove in three runs for the Phillies in a 4-3 victory over the Dodgers, sparking a comeback from a 4-2 deficit with a two run double and the winning run. The International Golf Association lists 30 member nations worldwide.
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