Asheboro Defeats High Point Post 87 in 9-1 Blowout
Asheboro tops High Point American Legion Post 87 9-1 after a four run first inning. Steve Miller led Asheboro with three hits while Ron Pugh added three and Randy McCune took the loss for Post 87. Post 87 hosts Burlington at 3 p.m. today at High Point College field.
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Davis
McKinnon and Cuffon
Fezler Takes Lead With Precision Wedge Shot
Fezler added a 15 foot chip on the next hole and a 10 to 12 foot birdie on the 14th after a bogey on the 13th. The pivotal moment came with a delicate pitching wedge third shot over the pond guarding the 16th, landing two inches from the hole and giving Fezler the lead as McGee faltered.
Littles Contemplates Retirement Amid Cougars Uncertain Future
Littles, an early Cougars draftee, weighs retirement after the team’s relocation plans. He cites family, schooling, and potential North Carolina coaching offers, aiming to stay in the area or run a local hotel business. ABA's Louisville meeting suggests one more year may occur, but Littles favors a final decision soon.
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Brinkley Wins Bowman Gray Doubleheader in 1974 NASCAR
Ralph Brinkley of Lexington swept a Bowman Gray Stadium doubleheader in the Modified stock car races, claiming his eighth and ninth wins of the season to extend his standing. In the first 25 lap race, Brinkley overtook Eden’s Melvin Chilton to lead from lap 16 as Chilton faded to second with Robertson third. In the second race, Robertson led until a lap 16 pass by Brinkley after a late spin by Robertson, Brinkley then led the final lap with Call second and Faust third.
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Winston- Salem
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Walnut Cove
Phillies Sweep Mets in Doubleheader 8-5 5-2
Philadelphia routs New York 8-5 in the nightcap after a 5-2 opener as Bill Robinson homers and stars, Mike Schmidt drives in runs with a triple and key hits, Ron Schueler eights hit pitching, Wayne Twitchell wins second game with relief. Mets fall despite Ken Boswell and John Milner homer efforts.
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