ACC Not Lucky In Florida
ACC teams struggle in Florida with warm weather helping opponents. Miami pitcher Warren Bogle threw a one hitter to defeat Duke 3-0, while Duke beat Michigan State 4-3 in another Miami game. North Carolina defeated Wake Forest 12-8 at FSU before losing to the Seminoles 5-1. Rodney Thompson led UNC with four hits. Maryland edged Hofstra 6-5. NCSU tallied 11 runs in the sixth to beat Cornell 13-5 in Raleigh. Schedule includes Davidson at Clemson and Duke-Michigan State at Miami.
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Sanders shoots 67 ties for lead in first round at golf event
The golfer Sanders posted a 67 to share the lead with George Archer and Dave Stockton, two strokes behind Johnny Pott who opened with 65. He praised his rhythm, noted no three putts, and predicted strong scores as the round closed with twilight over the course. Fans cheer as the defending champion remains near the top.
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Archer seeks Masters spot after near miss at Greensboro
Archer, a 6 foot 6 pro of four years, trails the Masters race with two Augusta invites left. Chi Chi Rodriguez tied Gary Player at fifth with a 68 amid calm skies and warm 60s. Thirty players broke par, eight shot 69 including Boros and Palmer, and Snead aged 54 was among 16 shooters at 70.
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Southern Clubs Returning Home
The South Eastern Conference baseball teams conclude their southern swing with William and Mary visiting Georgia State after a five game win streak. Davidson, fresh from an 8 0 loss to Clemson, heads home after a two game skid following a 8 0 defeat to Georgia Tech.
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Model Car Racing Results Amateur Event
Rusty Smith and Charles Woid win first and second in La Cucaracha. Floyd Thomas places third for Monza Spt. Ope. Richard Thomas drives Ford GT with Jimmy Jones. Howard Myers piloting Chaparrel 20. Tiny Melton runs Bullard Special. Rocky McElhannon appears in oe. Next race Thursday at 7 30 with Keeste and GT Race.
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Bowling Night Scoring Highlights From Local Leagues
Ann Clayton led individuals with a 563 high game and Bray Electric topped team scores 767 in a 2242 set. Eilleen Nager and Elinor Dawkins posted top marks among individuals, while Odd Balls led the league with 75 45, and Carter's Rest reached 8912 342 in team totals.
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Y Invitational Finals Set After Last Night’s Games
Three games completed in the YMCA Invitational with semifinals decided. Rhodes Auto girls beat Pepsi Cola 57-36 as Patsy Johnson scored 22. Myrtle Desk defeated High Point College 97-93 led by Roger Lindsay 22 and Vernon Walker 28.
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Bison Take Fifth in Central 4-A Golf Meet
High Point Central opens its season at Forsyth County Club as the Bison finish fifth in the Central 4-A Conference opener. Reynolds of Winston-Salem wins with 303. teams tied for second include Burlington Greensboro Grimsley and Lexington with 316. Johnny Crooks of Reynolds is low medalist at 70. High Point players Keever 77 King 78 McKenzie 79 Watson 83. Next match set for Forest Oaks in Greensboro.
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Salisbury Tops Penns Netters in Season Opener
Salisbury's Jordan Sellars beat William Penn netters as the Tigers split results with a 3-1 girls victory and a 40-0 boys loss. Only singles were played in the season opener here yesterday before the team heads to Anderson High in Winston-Salem.
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Patterson May Fight Muhammad for Title in Detroit
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay may defend his title against former champion Floyd Patterson in Detroit after an April 28 draft call. Patterson beat Bill Murray in Pittsburgh to earn the shot, with a potential Detroit bout tied to a $250,000 guarantee from Jean Wilson. Clay defended the title nine times, most recently by knocking out Zora Folley in New York.
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Players Reflect After Tight Round at Sedgefield
Johnny Pott led after the first round and praised his relaxed, early start. Gary Player shot 68 and noted difficult birdie holes and improved chipping and putting. The speaker blamed no one but themselves for a disappointing round while praising the course and perfect weather.
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Ford engine questioned as not so new in NASCAR era
Moody argues Ford round ported intake manifold and redesigned head are not new, noting usage at Riverside and in top Fairlanes at Daytona. He claims horsepower is about the same, but fuel distribution and reliability may improve. Daytona saw benefits for Andretti and Lorenzen. USAC Mossport race set for June with $85,000 prize.
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Box turtles show strong homing instinct across miles
Box turtles commonly crawl back to their home territory from distances up to a quarter mile to three quarters of a mile, demonstrating a robust homing behavior observed by researchers.
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