Carlton, Dutrow pace Blues to 20 14 win in Duke scrimmage
Duke spring game with Blues defeating Whites 20 to 14 as Carlton scores twice on 3 and 31 yard runs and Brodhead connects with Lattimore for extra points. Lee stars for Whites with two touchdowns including a 48 yard run. Millner adds a pass and fielding.
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Durham
N. C
Wray Carlton
George Dutrow
Blues
Duke
Carlton
Wallace
Dutrow
Bob Brodhead
Danny Lee
Pryor Millner
Lee
Blue
Millner-Lee
Brodhead
Bert Lattimore
Bob Spada
Dwight Bumgarner
Isccucidesdecsene Blues
Lattimore
Millner
UNC Tilt Sets Blue White Intra-Squad Game
The University of North Carolina plans its spring practice finale with the annual Blue-White intra-squad game under regulation conditions. Coach Jim Tatum reports progress after 20 practice sessions delayed by weather. Veteran players include Cummings DeCantis Lipski Blazer Kees Swaringen, while Payne Pell Gaca are out. Lineberger Hathaway expected to miss drills due to injuries and must catch up scholastically before fall reporting.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Jim Tatum
Tatum
Jack Cummings
Emil DeCantis
Ed Lipski
Phil Blazer
Ronnie Kees
Fred Swaringen
Buddy Payne
Stuart Pell
Giles Gaca
Jack Lineberger
Curtis Hathaway
Paper Tiger captures Bowie Handicap in tight finish
In Bowie Maryland trainer Hirsch Jacobs saw Paper Tiger win the Bowie Handicap as a 7-year-old son of Stymie delivering a late rush to beat eight rivals. Mr Turf and King Challa followed finishing behind the favorite in a race that drew 18 270 fans and paid prize money totaling 28 450 dollars with Paper Tiger returning 4 20 3 20 and 2 40 for a 1 48 mile and three sixteenths effort on a soft damp track.
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Bowie
Hirsch Jacobs
Paper Tiger
Stymie
Jack Amiel
Wayne Kendrick
King
Jan Burke
Field of Honor
Mr. Turf
King Challa
Steeplechasers Open Season With Stoneybrook Meet
The U S steeplechase season begins next Saturday in Southern Pines North Carolina with seven races led by the 11th Sandhills Cup. The $1 000 timber classic spans 2 1/2 miles over timber fences at M G Walsh’s grounds. Rythmin him, a top racer owned by Mrs M G Walsh, nears old form after a prior injury. First race at 2 p m.
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Southern Pines
N. C
U. S
Stoneybrook Hunt Racing Assa
M. G
Mickey) Walsh
M. G. Walsh
Temple Gwathmey
Belmont Park
Attendance Derby Aims to Crown Top Minors by Gate
Columbus Ohio George M Trautman launches a minor league attendance derby to crown the best drawing club. The first to beat 1957 paid attendance wins with special prizes for each classification from triple A to D awarded by Sporting News publisher J G Taylor Spink. Top 1957 figures include Springfield Amarillo Lincoln Knoxville Reading Binghamton Albuquerque Topeka Charlotte Savannah Winston Salem Danville and Eugene.
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Columbus
Ohio
George M. Trautman
National Assn
Sporting News
J. G. Taylor Spink
Trautman
Springfield
Mass
Amarillo
Lincoln
Knoxville
Reading
Binghamton
Albuquerque
Topeka
Charlotte
Savannah
Winston-Salem
Eugene
Danville
Hoosiers Take Third In Regional Playoff
Indiana, Big Ten champion, defeated Miami of Ohio 98 91 to finish third in the NCAA Mideast Regional. Notre Dame faced Kentucky for a berth in the finals in Louisville with Archie Dees scoring 25 and Pete Obremskey 20 as Miami of Ohio was outpaced.
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Lexington
Indiana
Miami
Ohio
Notre Dame
Kentucky
Louisville
Archie Dees
Pete Obremskey
Yanks Cut First 1958 Squad Members
ST PETERSBURG The New York Yankees trimmed the roster sending shortstop Tom Carroll and catcher Bill Johnson to minor league camps. Carroll hit .213 for Richmond last season and is optioned to Denver in the American Association while Johnson played for the St Petersburg Saints in 1957.
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St, Petersburg
New York Yankees
Tom Carroll
Bill John
Lake Wales
Fila
Carroll
Richmond
Denver
Johnson
St. Petersburg Saints
Camden Four Ball Upsets In Carolinas Golf Tourney
Camden pair Bobby McCarty and Joe McCauley eliminated defending champions H W White side and Drayton Ford of Charleston 4 and 3. Asheville pair Gene Ochsenreiter and Bill Winkenwerder beat Bobby Knowles and Ralph Rossette 4 and 3. The 16 team field was cut to four, with semis set for Sunday morning at Camden Country Club.
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Camden
D.C
Carolinas Golf Assn
Bobby McCarty
Joe McCauley
H. W. Whiteside
Drayton Ford
Charleston
Gene Ochsenreiter
Bill Winkenwerder
Asheville
N.C
Aiken
Bobby Knowles
Ralph Rossette
Camden Country Club
Bobby Chapman
Spartanburg
Bill Williamson
Charlotte
I. T. Luke
Bill Christian
Austin Brown
Granger Kornegay
Tony Evans
Settle Dockery
Rockingham
Luke
McCarty
McCauley
Chapman and Williamson
Knowles
Rossette
Brown
Kornegay
Stilton
Ford
Sam Marsh
Greenville
Motqnham
George
NC State Varsity Edges Old Timers 14 13 In Scrimmage
In a grid scrimmage at Raleigh the NC State varsity defeated the Old Timers 14 13 as Joe Mazutis forced a safety in the final quarter. Ernie Driscoll threw two TD passes for the varsity with Ken Trowbridge Read and Alex Webster among notable players for the Old Timers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Joe Mazutis
George Marinkov
Dick Christy
Mazutis
Ernie Driscoll
Ken Trowbridge
Tom Katich
Christy
Varsity
Driscoll
Vver Read
Alex Webster
New York Giants
Earle Edwards
Trowbridge
Read
Foreign cars set VIA debut at Virginia International Raceway
Danville Va May 3 4 big power laden foreign cars will debut in national championship SCCA racing at VIR for the spring sprints Edward B Kemm VIR president announced the 1958 inaugural Carroll Shelby in a 47 Maserati and Walt Hansgen in a Jaguar lead the field expected in eight events Sunday competition opens VIRs second season Hansgen won the Orange Bowl race at Miami and the SCCA schedule runs April 19 20 Marlboro Md though larger cars may skip that two mile course there.
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Danville
Sports Car Club of America
Virginia International Raceway
Edward B. Kemm
Greensboro
VIR
Carroll Shelby
Dallas
Tex
Walt Hansgen
West
N.J
Jaguar
Kemm
Hansgen
Miami
Fla
Marlboro
Hanson Regains Lead in Titleholders Third Round
Bev Hanson of India regains the lead at Augusta in the Titleholders after a 73 in the third round to reach 225 through 54 holes. Fay Crocker of Montevideo sits two back with 228, while Betty Dodd of San Antonio is third at 229. Patty Berg and Marlene Hagge trail, with Berg at 230 and Hagge at 231.
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Augusta
Beverly Hanson
India
Augusta Country Club
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Miss Hanson
Betty Dodd
San Antonio
Tex
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Marlene Hagge
Miss
Betty Bush
Jupiter
Fila
Oo Allen
Albany
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Bob Garda
Garda
UNC
Hoosiers
Yanks
Rugged Wayne Embry
Nolansingwear
U.S. Pat
Brown and Joyner
N. Main
Wolfpack Shades Old Timers Team
Eddie West
Marinkov
Bev Hanson
Barbara Romack Porter
Sacramento
Calif
Ice Bauer
Paradise
Patric
Pontiac
Neill
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