Maryland 5325 Points Lead Terps to ACC Indoor Title
Burr Grim of Maryland set two conference records as the Terrapins won the fifth annual ACC indoor meet with 5325 points to claim the team title. North Carolina and Duke followed, with Maryland also winning the freshman division and posting multiple new ACC records in the events.
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University of North Carolina
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Chapel Hill
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Ed Cooke
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Nick Leras
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Burr Maryland
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Tyler
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Leeb
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Rob Eubanks
Stevener
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Vaveins
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Eugene Estes
Dick Woagla
David Tharpe
N.C. State
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Shotland
Nick En Comes
Eee Duke
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North Carstins
Hebert Shares Lead In Baton Rouge Open After 54 Holes
Lionel Hebert from Lafayette tied with Ken Venturi for the 54hole lead at the Baton Rouge Open. Hebert shot 68 to reach 207, while Venturi followed with 69 to stay one behind. Palmer and Haas each at 209, Boros and Ogden at 213, Barnum slipped to 216.
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Lafayette
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Hebert
Louisiana State University
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Partisan Gallery
Venturi
Apton Rouge
San Francisco
Arnold P
Latrobe
Freddie Haas Jr
New Orleans
Palmer
Haas
Bill Ogden
Chi
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N. C
Boros
Ogden
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Duke Snider Doubtful to Start Dodgers Season
Duke Snider arrived in camp with a troubling left knee and hope of starting the season in doubt. If he cannot begin April 15 at San Francisco, Don Demeter and Gino Cimoli would vie for left field with Carl Furillo and Gil Hodges providing power in the Dodgers lineup.
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Fla
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Los Angeles Pg
Walt Alston
Duke
Dodger
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Calif
Snider
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Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Roy Campanella
New York
Jackie Robinson
Peewee Reese
Gil Hodges
Carl Furillo
Hodges
Furillo
Don Demeter
St. Paul
Gino Cimoli
Rene Valdes
140 Eligibles Named For 84th Kentucky Derby
One hundred forty three year old thoroughbreds were named as eligibles for the 84th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 3. Nominations include top two year olds and 15 of the top 20 on the Experimental Handicap led by Liangollen Farm and Maine Chance Farm.
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Churchill Downs
Guide Line
M. E. Lunn
Liangollen Farm
Liangollen
Ada L. Rice
Chicago
C. V. Whit
Iney
A. E. Reuben
Hasty House Farm
Dan Trust
Maine Chance Farm
Claumet Farm
Iron Liege
Jacky Pride
Tim Tam
George Lewis
Martins Bullah
Music Man Fox
Mr. Jupiter
Jewel
Arthur B. Hancock
Nadir
Claiborne Farm
Maine Chance
Liberty Ruler
Rex C. Ellsworth
Swaps
Shoe
McTavish
F. W. Hooper
Olymar
Alhambra
Ole Pueblo
Jelks, Rubin
H. McBean
Silky Sullivan
Ross and Klipstein
John L. McMahon
Ted Williams Reports Ankle Still Painful at Start
Ted Williams, baseball’s top earner at about 135000, reported for the Red Sox preseason opener in Sarasota with an troublesome left ankle. He dressed and worked out with the team while X rays were ordered to assess the injury, to be reviewed by Dr. Russell Sullivan. Gene Stephens signed his contract as the last player to join the squad.
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Fla
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Payne Field
Boston
Williams
Gene Stephens
Ted
Jack Fadde
Labrador
Russell Sullivan
Sullivan
Robbins McAlvin Cop Wins Pinehurst senior four ball
Medalists James H. McAlvin and Thomas K. Robbins won 2 and 1 over Strubinger and Tower as Pinehurst Country Club hosts the senior four-ball tournament. Lower bracket leaders Quittner and Roberts won 3 and 1. Quarterfinal pairings set for Monday. golfers rest tomorrow. Other first round results include Diddel Smith over Bouck Carter 1 up and Scribner Vincent over Huf ford Lindsay 2 and 1. Chappell Jr. Clark defeated Conner Locke 1 up.
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N.C
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Lake Forest
Thomas K. Robbins
Larchmont
N.Y
Pinehurst Country Club
Robbins
Joseph T. Strubinger
St. Louis
Duane L. Tower
Buffalo
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Rydal
John W. Roberts
Columbus
Ohio
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Lloyd G. Beatty
Glen Ridge
N.J
William H. Diddel
Carmel
Ind
Maurice R. Smith
Kansas City
T. R. Bouck
Akron
Oral TM Carter
Cincinnati
Romey B. Scribner
Rye
N. Y
John H. Vincent
Greenwich
John W. Lindsay
John R. Chappell Jr
Elliott M. Clark
Richmond
J. J. Conner
Red Bank
Walter Locke
Westlake
Port City star drawn by colleges amid basketball and football talks
The piece notes Port City’s key player receiving interest from ACC and Southern Conference schools, with offers from Penn State Indiana Northwestern Purdue West Point Annapolis Air Force Kentucky and Georgia Tech. Most want football scholarships, some for basketball or cage. It also surveys regional defense versus offense in the Western and Eastern conferences and highlights standout players across North Carolina towns, suggesting Greensboro may host the annual AAA schoolboy classic long term.
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Penn State
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Georgia Tech
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Wildcats
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Benny Bowes
Bobby Teague
High Point
Jimmy Adams
Bison
Eddie Kesler
Salisbury
Dave Albaugh
Alton Brewer
Greensboro
East
Durham
John Key
Wheaties Whitfield
Wilmington
Jackie Bullard
Raleigh
Bill Hubbard
Baseball Forecasts Gauge Ruth Record Hopes and Key Questions
Joe Reichler surveys looming season questions as 16 major league clubs begin training in Florida and Arizona. Sluggers chase Babe Ruth’s mark at Los Angeles, while stars like Williams Musial Wynn and Doby loom. Braves seen as favorites in a tight outlook with Yankee and White Sox rivals.
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Joe Reichler
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Willie Mays
Gil Hodges
Los Angeles Coliseum
Babe Ruth
Herb
Dodgers
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tim Tam Wins Flamingo Stakes After Disqualification
Tim Tam from Calumet Farm won the Flamingo Stakes after Jewel's Reward was disqualified. Jewel's Reward led late with Tim Tam close behind as stewards reviewed foul incidents. Ada L. Rice's Talent Show placed third and Claiborne Farm's Nadir fourth in the nine horse field at Hialeah Park.
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Gene Plowden
Miami
Fla
Tim Tam
Calumet Farm
Jewel
Hialeah Park
Maine Chance Farm Star
Manuel Yeaza
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Ada L. Rice
Claiborne Farm
Nadir
Fred W. Hooper
Olymar
R. D. Prewitt
Terra Firma
A. J. Ostriker
Nisht Amool
Edward J. Potter Jr
Phon
Yeaza
Leroy Collins
Florida
Gene Markey
Graham
Maine Chance Farm
How To Deal With Your Tensions Public Health Leaflet
A public service guide promotes better mental health with a free booklet titled How To Deal With Your Tensions. It cites 70 percent recovery potential from early treatment and urges readers to write Better Mental Health Box 2500 New York for the pamphlet created with The Advertising Council.
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