Rebel 300 field grows to 48 hopefuls at Darlington
The Rebel 300 late model convertible race field in Darlington has reached 48 entries. Only the 32 fastest will start the 300 miles with time trials shaping the lineup. notable entrants include Chuck Lattuca in a Studebaker Lark and Frank Graham in a Ford.
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Zarhardt and Smith Lead Dee Harris Cushman Tourney
Zarhardt of Spartanburg D C and Al Smith of Danville Va lead after the first round of the Dee Harris Cushman Golf Tournament at Southern Pines with 69s. Ernie Boros, John Josephson, Gene Briggs are tied for second at 70, five players par, and defending champion Thorne Wood shot 74.
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al Smith
Danville
Joe Zarhardt
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Raleigh
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Aiken
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Dick King
Jim Riggins
Joe Cheves
Morganton
Smith
Earhardt
Vascence
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Alken
Seeene
Chariie Prentic
Furman Hayes
Gastonia
Sone
Lawrence Cook
Wilmi
Ed Bullock
Ocean — Sc
Mack Briggs
York
al Goodrich
Goldsboro
Maurice Brackett
Terry Atkins
Nashville
Johnnie Clark
Whiteville
Bill Hoover
Greensboro
Dave Crichton
Bishopville
C Wy
Coke Trimnal
Thomasville
Woody Wilson
Avery Beck
Kinston
Enbeeesees
Tom Case
Asheboroeneee
Joe Maples
Booneseseee
Grover Builin
Wilson
Derby Trial Sets Big Favorite Four and Twenty
Four and Twenty owned by Alberta Panches Ltd leads the Derby Trial Stakes at Churchill Downs as the 8 to 5 favorite in the 34th running. Several rivals including Carry Back and Crozier press for a Derby berth with 3-1 and 4-1 odds as 3 year olds contest the one mile trial and decide the Derby field size.
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Louisville, Ky
Alberta Panches, Ltd
Max Bell
Frank McMahon
Churchill Downs
Johnny Longden
Vance
Calumet Farm
Tim Tam
Jack Price
Carry Back
Florida
Four
California
Fred W. Hooper
Crozier
J. Graham Brown
Ethel D. Jacobs
Dr. Miller
Recreation Loop Seeks Sixth Team For Softball League
J. J. Ellington of the City Parks and Recreation Department says five teams have entered the Recreation Softball League and at least one more is needed to reach eight or ten teams. Individuals or organizations may enter by calling the Recreation Department office. no sponsor affiliation is required, unlike other city leagues.
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Black Bison Travel to Lexington in Week Start
High Point High School's Black Bison head to Lexington to face the Yellow Jackets in the first of two away games this week. The squad owns a 3-3 record in Central 4A Conference play as they prepare for Friday's game in Salisbury against another Yellow Jackets.
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Lexington
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Madigan to Return to Virginia as Physical Education Director
Frank Madigan, East Carolina defensive coach for four years, will leave Greenville after this school year to become Director of Physical Education at Frederick College in Portsmouth, Virginia. The contract starts September 1, returns him to his hometown, and follows a career that included playing at East Carolina College and service as an Air Force backfield coach.
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Frank Madigan
East Carolina
Frederick College
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Virginia
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East Carolina College
Woodrow Wilson High School
Dick Eslick
Pirate
Jack Boone
ECC
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Allen Jay High School
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Air Force
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Japan
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Chapel Hill
Raleigh
U.N.C
Needham - Broughton High School
Learn to Read the Green for Better Golf Strategy
The article explains how pros choose tee sides away from trouble to reduce risk. It emphasizes reading greens to determine grain on approaches and putts, noting shiny surfaces run with the grain while dull ones run against it. Wind conditions strongly influence grain direction and green speed.
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Rain Spoils Openers For Class D9s
The Western Carolina League opening night was rained out for two games. Lexington defeated Salisbury 5 2 as Ed Cannon hit the league’s first homer. Lexington pitcher Bob Winston struck out 11 over 6 13 innings while Salisbury pitcher Sidney Smith homered.
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Newton- Conover
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Belmont
Shelby
Ed Cannon
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Bob Winston
Bob Zammit
Winston
Sidney Smith
Newton-Conlover
Moe in NBA limbo as signing decision awaits
The draft pick Moe and teammate Lou Brown face NBA scrutiny after gambling allegations cloud potential signings. The NBA meeting delayed discussion on Moe, with unresolved questions about his eligibility and possible fan reaction. Meanwhile Gary Player and Arnold Palmer vie for top money in touring golf, trading the lead.
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NBA
Chicago
Aaron Wagman
Lou Brown
New York District Attorney's Office
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Gary Player
Wake Forest
Arnold Palmer
Unbeaten Warren and Connor Lead ACC Pitching Race
ACC statistics show Nicky Warren of North Carolina and Bobby Connor of NC State atop pitching with 3-0 and 5-0 records respectively. Plemmons of Wake Forest 7-1 with 1.27 ERA, Muller 5-1 at 1.33, and other contenders include Karcher and Gibson. Mooring leads batting at .463 while Coon tops in RBIs and doubles.
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Nicky Warren
North Carolina
Bobby Connor
N.C. State
Wake Forest
Bob Plemmons
Warren
Connor
ACC Service Bureau
Plemmons
Bob Muller
Deacon Jack Karcher
Joel Gibson
Muller
Jim Mooring
ACC
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Andy
Cockrell
Dave Lynn
Clemson
Roger Coon
Paul Swing
Coon
Elmo Lam
Bill Covington
Jerry Goodman
Wilson Topples From CL Throne
Durham defeated the Tobs 8-4 to force a first place tie with Winston-Salem in a rain hampered Carolina League game. Dick Klunder pitched all nine innings and Terry Bartholomew had three hits with a homer and a triple driving in four runs. The game was delayed by rain three times and a seven minute melee at second base.
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Tobs
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Raleigh
Burlington
Winston - Salem
Wilson
Dick Klunder
Terry Bartholomew
Money Talks Says Player Is The Best Golfer In US
In Dunedin Florida AP Money talks the saying proclaims Gary Player the best professional golfer in the United States. Palmer from Ligonier Pennsylvania counters with pace and a strong year earnings. Player has 3 wins in 15 tournaments totaling 46036 58 dollars this year while Palmer tops 80000 last year and has 37225 00 so far this season after Texas Open victory.
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Gary Player
United States
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Player
Langhorn
Palmer
Stith Sidelined With Tuberculosis in Cleary Era
All America Tom Stith, star forward from St Bonaventure and first Knicks draft pick, is hospitalized with tuberculosis in one lung. Doctors predict a year or more before return, with transfer to Mt. Moris Sanatorium near Rochester and uncertain recovery timeline.
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St Francis Hospital
Stith
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Tom
Mt. Moreris
Rochester
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Milwaukee Braves
St- Louis Cardinals
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