Brinson Invitational Opens At High Point Lanes
The first annual R. L. Brinson Sr. Invitational Tournament starts Saturday at 3 p.m. with 60 bowlers from Burlington Lexington and High Point, 10 games determining the winner. The Tri-Cities Traveling League banquet crowned leaders and new officers were elected.
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High Point Lanes
R. L. Brinson Sr
Burlington
Lexington
High Point
Tri-Cities
Moose Lodge
Charlie Harvell
Wfmy-Tv
Brinson
Tommy Tuttle
Rural Hall
Chuck Hartman
Fair Lanes College Village
Jim Cathey
Winston-Salem
Larry Kimble
John Sappenfield
Ed Walsh
Woody Weisner
U S Track Team Preps For Soviets
Bill McCormick notes the AAU Track and Field Championships and USA USSR meet build anticipation for a strong U S team. Key athletes include John Uelses Dave Tork Cyrol Burleson Jim Beatty Harry Jerome and Gary Gubner with a focus on the four minute mile and a 16 foot pole vault. The event aims to showcase American prep against Soviet rivals in July at Palo Alto.
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Bill McCormick
John Uelses
Marine Corps
Santa Barbara
Calif
Walnut
Dave Tork
Linetenant
Camp Pendleton
Uelses
Ron Morris
Southern California Striders
New York
Henry Wadsworth
Dick Plymale
Army
Southern Methodist
Dexter Elkins
Fred Hansen
Rice
Washington
John Cramer
Villanova
Rolando Cruz
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Los Angeles
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Jim Beatty
Burleson
Beatty
Jim Grelle
Keith Forman
Carey Weisiger
John Davies
Top Teams Grab Wins In Carolina League Night
The Carolina League shifted with three top clubs winning Monday. Durham crushed Burlington 17 13 with a ninth inning blast by Milinis marking his team leading performance, Winston-Salem edged Greensboro 3 2 as Milinis delivered the key hit, and Kinston also won 3 2 over Raleigh. Rocky Mount prevailed 6 5 over Wilson after 14 innings. Milinis saved the night for Winston-Salem. he and other sluggers like Staub boosted the offense.
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Durham
Burlington
Bulls
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Bill Milinis
Kinston
Raleigh
Caps
Eagles
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Tommy Murray
Rusty Staub
Ronnie Davis
Walt Matthews
Milinis
NCAA Golf Tourney Faces Double Assignment
The NCAA golf tournament battles a crowded schedule with 215 players and a second 18 holes after a long first day at Duke. Kermit Zarley led with 17 holes completed before darkness halted play, while Purdue and Wake Forest tied for the first round lead at par 71.
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Kenalyta Durham
N.C
NCAA
Duke University
Kermit Zarley
University of Houston
Zarley
Houston
Duke
Purdue
Bill Templin
Ken Folkes
Wake Forest
Aronimink Made For Nicklaus Says Nichols Pro-Am At Aronimink
Bobby Nichols fired a 68 in the pro-am at Aronimink and said the course suits Jack Nicklaus, predicting Aronimink will be as tough as Oakmont for the PGA in July. Marty Furgol also shot 68 with Ted Turner’s 69 noted as the 1936 Philadelphia Open record. Nichols noted the long hitter has an advantage on Aronimink’s 7,045 yards and par 35-35-70 layout.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Newtown Square
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Jack Nicklaus
Nichols
Aronimink Country Club
Marty Furgol
Ted Turner
Turner
Vianno Golf Club
Cape Cod
Mass
Phil Rodgers
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Furgol
Aronimink
Davis Delivers Walkoff Homer Sets Dodgers Win
Dodgers edge Cardinals 1-0 as Tommy Davis homers in the ninth after a scoreless start with Koufax. Gibson. Davis leads NL with 69 RBIs. Koufax earns his 10th win in nine innings. Aaron hits a grand slam for the Braves in a 7-1 win over the Mets. Reds, Pirates split. Pacual wins for the Reds. Minnesota beats Kansas City 9-4 to close gap in AL.
Major League Stars Hit Grand Slam for Braves at Polo Grounds
Hank Aaron drove in five runs with a grand slam and two singles becoming the second NL player to hit into the left center bleachers at Milwaukee as the Braves beat the New York team 7-1. Sandy Koufax matched a five hitter with a 1-0 shutout of St Louis as the Dodgers stretched their NL lead to 1.5 games.
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Associated Press
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Yessiree
Nessiree
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Dodgers
St. Louis
Davis
Sandy Koufax
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
San Francisco
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Kansas City
Athletics
Koufax
Gibson
RBI
Aaron
Polo Grounds
Braves
Jay Hook
Purkey
Jim Brosnan
Johnny Klippstein
Jay
Reds
Frank Robinson
Don Blasingame
Chico Cardenas
Jerry Lynch
Vada Pinson
Camilo Pascual
Dick Howser
Gino Cimoli
Rich Rollins
Vic Power
Bob Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Dodglers
Los Angeles
Aaron’s Grand Slam Pushes Braves Past Mets
Hank Aaron grins as he belts a tape measure grand slam in the Braves 7 1 victory over the Mets. He has raised his batting to .325 with two grand slams in four days and a .400 average since May 30, saying he simply needed to get going.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Braves
New York Mets
Aaron
Fight Results From Santa Monica to Sydney AP
AP fight results list outcomes from Santa Monica Mexico City and Sydney. John Newman 148 from Santa Monica defeated Hilario Morales 147 in Los Angeles area. Jorge Salazar 120 from Torreon outpointed Quan James 123 of San Diego. Alfredo Cota 1532 from Mexico stopped Peter Read 155 in Sydney.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Johnny Newman
Hilario Morales
Mexico City
San Francisco
Jorge
Baby) Salazar
Torreon
Mexico
Quan James
San Diego
Sydney
Australia
Alfredo Cota
Peter Read
Birds Have Three Goals This Series
Orioles aim to extend a four game streak and move closer to first place while pressuring the Yankees who have fallen to third. They seek to close attendance gaps and benefit from improved hitting pitching and defense as Chuck Estrada faces Ralph Terry in the opener. The club has yet to commit an error in eight straight games.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltiimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Cleveland
Yanks
Oriole
Chuck Estrada
Ralph Terry
Estrada
New York
Yankee Stadium
Billy Hitchcock
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