Tar Heel Speedway hosts late model sportsman races
Tar Heel Speedway in Greensboro features two weeks of late model sportsman racing on a quarter mile paved track. White won the 50 lap feature last Sunday as Ken R of High Point eyes a return for top money and Hank Thomas of Winston Salem aims for Ford wins. Time trials start 2 p.m. with racing at 3 p.m. under NASCAR sanction with a 2500 seat covered grandstand.
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Osteen Shuts Giants as Dodgers Take 3-0 Victory
Claude Osteen pitched a one hit shutout for the Dodgers, limiting the Giants to a second inning Jack Hiatt single. He earned his first NL shutout as Los Angeles won 3-0. Osteen traded for Frank Howard and wore No. 23 after a joke with Walter Alston. The Dodgers’ Big Four rotation combined for strong ERA support as Vern Law and others won their games around the league. Willie Stargell drove in three for Pittsburgh in a 4-1 win as Cincinnati and New York sat out.
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Indians blank Senators as Siebert fans 15 in 3 hit win
Siebert pitched a three hitter with a season high 15 strikeouts to lead the Indians past Washington 5-0 for their fifth straight win and 13 of 16. Bennie Daniels allowed only one hit after the second as Cleveland opened with a 4-0 lead in the first inning.
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Bowling results and league standings listed
Last night bowling results show team matches and scores including Dottie Beaston, Jolly Green Giants, and Myrtle Desk across industrial league play. Standings reflect partial tallies and lane assignments with several opponents noted.
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Giants Beat Greenville 5-2 On Thursday Night
Thomasville connected on a homer to left center as the Giants defeated Greenville 5-2. In other Western Carolina League results Rock Hill crushed Salisbury 10-4 with Phil Tankersley collecting two doubles and a single. Brncho Dominguez pitched four and a third innings of perfect ball while Doug Ejikens hit a solo homer in the seventh.
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Yanks win in overtime as Tides stumble in Carolina League
Greensboro Yanks topple Portsmouth 3-2 in the nightcap after an eighth inning break, insurance run scored on a two base error by Ed Nettle. Durham splits with Kinston. Winston-Salem sweeps Burlington. Rocky Mount and Raleigh drop two. Wilson postponement at Peninsula. Carmen Fanzone and Ed Vetter driven in in first. Bob Myers limits with two hits. Leo Marentette tosses a three hitter for Grand Saints. Willingham blanks Durham. Walt Matthews drives six, including a grand slam.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Runs
Davalillo of Cleveland leads with a .364 batting average on 130 at bats. Horton of Detroit sits at .354. Green of Boston and Wagner of Cleveland top runs with 41, with Mantilla of Boston driving in 50 and Horton at 46. Davalillo has 75 hits, Versalles leads with 61, Ward of Chicago and Campaneris of Kansas City share doubles at 7. McDowell of Oakland and Lolich of Detroit pace strikeouts with 116.
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Baseball season leaders and stats from a noisy box score
Batting leaders include Cole Sen and Conca for 353 runs nine. Rose and Harper lead Cincinnati with 46 RBIs while Mays tops San Francisco with 51. Pinson and J Alou each reach 78 and 76 hits respectively for Cincinnati and San Francisco. Pitching features Ellis at 10 2 and Koufax 10 3 with 135 strikeouts for the Dodgers.
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Pirates Dodgers NL showdown 3-0
Willie Stargell drove in three runs for the Pirates while Claude Osteen allowed only one hit as the National League led San Francisco 3-0. Jack Hiatt singled in the second inning for the Dodgers' lone hit.
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Thursday's Results in Major Leagues with Scores
Minnesota 3 oe 1 Detroit 6 Boston 5 Baltimore 2 New York 1 16 innings Cleveland 5 Washington 0 Only games scheduled Today's Games Minnesota at New York Boston at Chicago Washington at Baltimore Kansas City at Detroit Los Angeles at Cleveland Minnesota at New York next Saturday Boston at Chicago Kansas City at Detroit Los Angeles at Cleveland Minnesota at New York
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Southern Tennis Continues
In Davidson North Carolina AP report Underdog Preston Watson of Greenville South Carolina faced top seed Turner Howard in quarterfinal play as Howard advanced to the semifinals by beating Hugh Curry. Other top seeds competed in various age brackets including Buddy Miles Rocky Huffman and Mark Myers with matches featuring Jimmy Connors Randy Merritt.
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National League Results and Upcoming Games
National League scores include Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 6 Houston 5 in 11 innings. Upcoming matchups feature Philadelphia at Los Angeles and New York at San Francisco with several city pairings listed.
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