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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
10
Tommy Bolt won the National Open at Southern Hills finishing 71 71 49 71 283 three under par. He edged Gary Player Frank Stranahan and Sam Snead in a sweltering Tulsa finish as Hogan and Mayer faltered.
The High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Jaycee Junior Tennis Tournament in June 1958 with eligibility for boys under 18 by Jan 1. Clyde Baxter is the Jaycee chairman. entries due by June 19. Grand prize an all expense paid trip to Southern Pines for the state tournament June 25-28.
About 130 professionals are expected for the USPGA qualifying event in Winston-Salem. Four players will earn spots for the national tournament to be held July 16 to 20 at Haven.
Junior Johnson of Ronda North Carolina captured his fourth win in five races by dominating the 200 lap late model at Reading Pennsylvania. Eddie Pagan finished second with Lee Petty third as Buck Bak twice and Baker led portions. Banjo Mathews won the $500 first prize in the 200 lap sportsman race at Asheville with Ned Jarrett and Harry Clay following.
The Hi-Toms host the Raleigh Capitals tonight at Finch Field still in first place by one game after a 6-4 loss to the Burlington Indians. Raleigh sits in third place 1 1/2 games back as the two teams open a two game series, with game two tomorrow. The Indians beat Hi-Toms yesterday as Jack Taylor suffered his second loss against eight wins, while Don Jacquin hit his second homer of the year and Len Bonczek added a solo shot.
The standings show three defeats as Burlington pitcher earns his fifth win in eight innings. Winston-Salem rallies past Danville 7-6 with Ted Thiem’s pinch hit double tying the game in the eighth. Greensboro dominates Wilson 11-3 with 13 hits and Vince Pignatello driving in runs.
In Omaha AP reports two dark horses unbeaten in the NCAA world series show power and steady pitching. Missouri crushed Colorado State 11-2 as Martin Toft homered and drove in four. Holy Cross upset Clemson 17-4 behind Larry Rancourt and Jack Ringel. Western Michigan beat Lafayette 4-3 in 10 innings with Bill Topp delivering a clutch homer. Southern California pitcher Bruce Gardner shaded Arizona 4-0, improving to 12-1 while Arizona fell to 4-2.
North Carolina State halfback Dick Christy and North Carolina College lineman John Baker were chosen for the College All Star squad to play the Detroit Lions on August 15 in Chicago. Otto Graham announced the 51 selections from 34 schools and said the players report July 25 with workouts beginning at Northwestern. Baker, at 29 pounds, is noted as the heaviest among the all stars.
Neighbors judge a provider by visible assets, but life insurance proves a vital responsibility to dependents. The ad from Institute or Life Insurance at 488 Madison Avenue New York urges couples to secure life coverage, strengthening the couple's bond.
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