Zarley Captures NCAA Golf Title In Dominant Victory
Kermit Zarley of Houston built a seven hole morning lead and defeated Ho merg Blangas 5 and 4 to win the NCAA Championship at Duke. Zarley finished 32 holes 1 under par on the par 71 course, becoming Houston’s fifth champion in six years.
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Yankees and Tigers Split a Twin Bill in Detroit
The Yankees and Tigers split a day-night double header as Yogi Berra hit a grand slam and Mickey Mantle homered after returning from an ankle injury. Detroit built a five-run rally in the night game but fell 5-4 after trailing 8-0 early in the opener. Mantle played limited innings in the first game and injury concerns lingered during the rain delay.
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Tigers Rally Past Yankees In Opening Game
The Tigers rallied with homers from Dick McAuliffe Steve Boros Rocky Colavito and Vice Wertz to erase an early Yankees lead. Tom Tresh drove in two with a two run single in the fourth as Detroit built a five run cushion before New York started to mount a comeback.
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Beatty Leads AAU Runners Assault On 4-Minute Mile
Jim Beatty led a four minute mile surge at the AAU championships with 3:57.9 as Jim Grelle and Cary Weisiger chased in a near dead heat. Bill Dotson clocked 3:59.0 and John Davies 4:00.2 in a high drama mile race at Mt. San Antonio College.
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Major League Baseball Sunday Scores and Matchups
American League results show Minnesota routing Los Angeles 5 0 New York 8 Detroit 4 Baltimore 5 Boston 3 Washington 5 Cleveland 3 Chicago 6 Kansas City 1. Sunday games list matchups including New York at Detroit Los Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Baltimore Washington at Cleveland and Boston at Baltimore with listed pitchers.
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Wirsching Wins 1967 Brinson Invitational Bowling Title
Jim Wirsching of High Point won the first annual Brinson Invitational at High Point Lanes with a 10-game total of 1967. Jim Ledwell nearly upset him with a 258 final game, finishing one pin behind at 1966. The top three spots were dominated by bowlers named Jim from Brinson-area houses. 18 teams of three entered, including Brinson clubs in Burlington and Lexington and High Point. Ray Scott of High Point tied for high game with a .266 in his fourth attempt and finished 21st, after climbing from 12th with a five-game 813 sequence to reach 1752 in total.
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Eastern Open Ford Foregoes Lead as Bassler Climbs Back
Doug Ford fought to a par filled third round in the $35,000 Eastern Open leaving him three strokes ahead at 207 while Charles Bassler surged to 210 with a 68. Bassler, Maryland Open champ six times, caught fire with five birdies while Ford battled bogeys and long putts to stay within reach of the final round.
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Red Sox to Host Winston-Salem Indians in Finch Field Tilt
The High Point Red Sox meet Winston-Salem Indians at Finch Field today at 2 30 p m. Righthander Samuel Gray starts for Red Sox with Cal vin Lane behind the plate. High Point enters with a 7 3 record while Winston-Salem W-S club brings a 4-1 mound record.
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Gary Sain Wins 40-Lap Stock Car Race at Hickory
Gary Sain of Hickory drove a souped up 1957 Chevrolet to win the 40-lap sportsman stock car race at Hickory Speedway before about 4,000 spectators. Rain dampened the program but all events were completed.
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