North Carolina hosts North South All Star clash and more
Roundball notes highlight Everett Case leading a Raleigh night North South All Star game with national prospects in attendance. Kansas City hosts East West as John Richter, Bob MacGillivray, Lou Pacillo, and others compete. Goalby leads Azalea Open after first round while Augusta Lee Mason and King Dixon wed in Laurens.
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Augusta Lee Mason
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King Dixon
Laurens
Reds Start Finish Win Despite Poor Hurling
Don Weiss reports the Reds, despite weak pitching, win 4-1 over St Louis with Orlando Pena pitching nine innings on a five hitter. Whitey Herzog stars for Kansas City, as Ray Mesias drives in the decisive run on a wild pitch and fielding error.
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Associated Press
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Whitey Herzog
Ray Mesias
Julio Goray
Herzog
Yankees
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Johnny Bucks
Onan Leeee Daley
Joe Adcock Quietly Dissatisfied With Bench Role
Milwaukee first baseman Joe Adcock says he does not want to be traded and respects manager Fred Haney. He complains about bench sitting and desires daily play, noting past knee injuries limited his mobility and his 19 homer season with 54 RBIs. He joined late this spring, affecting his opportunity to play every day.
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Fila
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Joe
Frank Torre
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Jon
Can Bonin Continue Magic Against Bruins in Cup Semis
The Montreal Canadiens trail the Boston Bruins 2-0 in the Stanley Cup semifinals as Marcel Bonin seeks to sustain his hot playoff form with two goals in each of the first two games. He centers a revamped line with Jean Beliveau and Dickie Moore while Maurice Richards remains sidelined. Bruins coach Milt Schmidt plans to keep goalie Harry Lumley in net despite Don Simmons’ readiness, as Chicago and Toronto also push toward three straight wins in their series.
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Jim Norris
New York Rangers
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Boston
Harry Lumley
Don Simmons
Montreal Triumph Sparks Hockey Playoff Momentum
Montreal won at Toronto as Boston leads the playoff race in a Friday report from the Associated Press. Chicago and Montreal show strong form while semifinals approach in the best-of-seven series.
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Chicago
Toronto
Boston
Villanova Star Aims for Mile Record Repeat
Chicago AP notes Ron Delany as a Villanova graduate from Dublin seeking his 34th straight indoor mile win. He set last year’s world mark on the same track with a 4:02.5 time at the AAU and later won the Knights of Columbus event, as Don Gehrmann and Gil Dodds trailed.
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Gil Dodds
Bradley Expecting Easier Competition With Longhorns
Bradley said the Southwest Conference will be easier than the Atlantic Coast, citing North Carolina and North Carolina State as strong ACC teams. He noted Texas can attract more scholarships and plans a fast-paced style, contrasting with his Duke days.
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Marshall Hughes
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North Carolina
North Carolina State
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Fights Last Night Report From Beach Florida
A brief Associated Press roundup notes a boxing card in Beach Florida with Harold, Providence, Paul and Port Arthur participants. Details are unclear from the damaged text but indicate results and ring actions.
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Heels edge Florida 7 6 in ninth inning rally
North Carolina's baseball team pulls off a 7-6 comeback at Tallahassee to beat Florida as Tom Saintsing drives a tying single and John Burgwyn hits the go ahead shot after a wild Oestricher throw. ACC action also sees Clemson rout Virginia 13-1 and Maryland beat South Carolina 3-2 in other games.
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Tyrone Cline
Dick Reitz
Pat Clarke
Melvin Quick
Rollins College
Chuck Allen
Jon Jay Franklin
Gomes Sees Title Shot After Victory Over Jorgensen
Harold Gomes, Providence born featherweight, defeated Paul Jorgensen in a 10 round unanimous decision at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Gomes weighed 130 1 2 pounds and earned a possible title bout as promoter Chris Dundee eyed a mid summer fight with the new champion Davey Moore. Judges scored 95 96 95, 97 95 96 95 in a bruising contest with no knockdowns.
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Chris Dundee
Willie Ketchum
Davey Moore
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Indians Hope Score Returns Brighten 1960s Era Outlook
The Cleveland Indians restructured heavily trading star players like Larry Doby and Vic Wertz while pitcher Herb Score returns from injuries. Manager Joe Gordon expresses cautious optimism that Score plus Gary Bell starting can lift the team from the bottom of the division, with Colavito and Minnie Minoso in the outfield and Power at first or third.
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Goalby Opens Two Under Par Leads Azalea Open After Round One
Bob Goalby shot a two under par 70 to hold a one stroke lead in the Azalea Open at Wilmington. Twenty-six players sit within four strokes, with Don Whitt Bert Weaver Joe Worrell and Art Wall among the chasers as weather improved mid round. Goalby birdied five of the last 11 holes and finished with a late birdie binge.
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Borrego Springs
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Hawks Celtics clash in pivotal NBA playoff series
In the Western series the St. Louis Hawks and Boston Celtics lead 2-2 as both teams win at home. Tonight’s games set for St. Louis and Boston with NBC airing the Boston game at 3 p.m. EST.
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