Six ACC Teams Play Today
Six Atlantic Coast Conference baseball teams had games scheduled today with Maryland and Clemson resting. Duke faced Southern Conference foe Fast Carolina College in Greenville while North Carolina played N C State and South Carolina visited Virginia. Wake Forest hosted Virginia Tech as Virginia routed South Carolina to improve to 5 3 and 10 7 while South Carolina fell to 5 5 and 16 7.
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Clemson
Duke
Greenville
N.C
Fast Carolina College
North Carolina
N.C. State
South Carolina
Virginia
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Cavaliers
Gamecocks
Mowery Stops Apps On Three Hits At Finch Field
High Point College pitcher David Mowery, a former Allen Jay standout, tossed a three hitter as the Panthers beat Appalachian 6 2 at Finch Field. Mowery struck out eight and walked one to improve to 22 7 overall and 12 4 in the conference, with HPC set to host Davidson College tonight and four games left before the May 11 13 tournament.
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High Point Central
Joe Don Myers
Roger Kirk
Roddy Starrett
David Mitcheam
Bison
Myers
Greensboro
Paul Shinn
Finch Field
Thomasville
Davidson College
High Point College
Panthers
Chuck Hartman
Ray Blosse
Wildcats
Blosse
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Western Carolina
Forrest Dover
High Point
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Allen Jay
Appalachian
Mowery
Mountain Air
George Lare
Tommy Dignan
Don Cooke
Bobby Robertson
Cooke
Tony Braun
Lare
Lenoir Rhyne
Boxing Results From Various Venues
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia outpointed Herschel Jacobs of White Plains 10 rounds in New Orleans. Pedro Agosto of Puerto Rico knocked out Charlie Austin of San Diego, Rollie Penaroha of Stockton drew with Lupe Gonzales of Agua Caliente. Rocky Gattellari of Australia beat Romy Guelas in Sydney. Dwight Hawkins of Los Angeles stopped Jose Garcia in Las Vegas.
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Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Herschel Jacobs
White Plains
N.Y
Worcester
Mass
Pedro Agosto
Puerto Rico
Charlie Austin
San Deigo
Rollie Penaroha
Stockton
Calif
Lupe Gonzales
Agua Caliente
Mex
Drew
Sydney
Australia
Rocky Gattellari
Romy Guelas
Philippines
Las Vegas
Dwight Hawkins
Los Angeles
Jose Garcia
O Dell Finds Form After Hospital Stint With Pirates
Pirates veteran Billy O Dell, after Addison's disease delay, wins his second game of the season as Pittsburgh extends its winning streak. He held the Cardinals to four hits through 7 2 3 innings before relief. Manny Mota and Roberto Clemente added RUN support while O Dell avoided fatigue. Cincinnati?
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Billy O'Dell
Pirates
O’dell
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
O'Dell
Addison
Derby Contenders Set for Churchill Downs Trial
Louisville notes edge toward the 93rd Kentucky Derby with key horses like Cool Reception and Lightning Orphan chasing a Derby Trial win at Churchill Downs. Jockey assignments remain unsettled for several eligibles as favorites Damascus and Successor prepare with speed-work ahead of the Derby.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Patrice Jacobs
Darby Dan Farm
Proud Clarion
Churchill Downs
William
John Devine
Freeman Keyes
Lightning Orphan
Millard
Elbert Sutcliff
Glengary
Walter Blum
Willie Shoemaker
Second Encounter
Kenny Knapp
Sleepy Pat
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Castle Bullah
Jimmy Nichols
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Denton Shuts Out Trinity In CC Conferencing Contest
Denton defeated Trinity 3-0 as Doug Garner allowed only three runs in five innings of work. Denton scored all three in the fifth inning aided by two walks, an outfield error, and a double. Garner struck out six while Meredith fanned 10 and walked four. Trinity drops to 3-8 in the conference and faces West Davidson next.
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Doug Garner
Trinity
Bulldogs
Bulldog
Dwight Meredith
Garner
Meredith
West Davidson
Trindale
Generals Top HPC In Track
Washington & Lee edged High Point College 74 to 73 in a close track meet at Lexington. Tommy Blanciak set a school mark in the 440 yard dash and John Criswell led HPC in multiple events despite Charlie Rock’s leg injury. Next for HPC are the District meet in Lynchburg and the conference tournament at Boone.
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Washington & Lee
High Point College
Panthers
HPC
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Charlie Rock
Tommy Blanciak
High Point
Blanciak
Bob Criswell
Criswell
Lynchburg
Boone
Brown
Price
Norwood
Blamciak
Smith
Hinkle
Wildrick
Fryer
Blanchard
Hurdies
Jamieson
Steffen
Walsh
Thurdies
Meiser
Laney
Crampton
Dennis Bennett
Edwards
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Fidler
Red Sox
Markland
California
Sharpe
Kiley
Laamkan
Hastom
Carthers
Graham
Crosman
Blancair
W&l
Bryant
Carrere
Woody Held's three-run homer lifts Orioles over Cleveland
Woody Held of Baltimore belted a three-run homer in the eighth inning to lift the Orioles to an 8 7 victory over Cleveland.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Dave Johnson
Paul Blair
Russ Snyder
Amdy Etchebarren
Bob Allen
Indians
Woody Held
Snyder
Allen
Dennis Bennett
California
Bennett
Boston
Cleveland
Clay's Lawyers Try New Tactics
In Houston Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali lawyers push injunctive moves to spare the former boxing champion jail or a fine for draft avoidance. Judge Woodrow Seals dismissed the suit challenging federal prosecution and the next step aims at injunctions or appeals to the 5th Circuit in New Orleans.
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Cassius Clay
Eee
Muhammad Ali
Army
U. S
Seals
Clay
Morton Suaman
Covington
John R. Brown
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Brown
Rock Hill Bids For Limelight In Western Carolinas League
Spartanburg leads the Western Carolinas League by one game after a doubleheader win over Statesville 3-2 and 2-0. Rock Hill moved closer with a 12-5 and 5-0 sweep of Greenville as John Kaspar delivered a grand slam and Larry Holly struck out 10 in seven innings. Lexington split with Gastonia 7-1 and 7-6, leaving Lexington ahead of Rock Hill for second place. Spartanburg pitched well to hold Statesville to seven hits in the twinbill, with John Parker tossing a three hit shutout in the second game. Tonight Spartanburg hosts Gastonia, Statesville visits Greenville, and Lexington goes to Rock Hill.
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Spartanburg
Statesville
Rock Hill
Indians
Greenville
Stroug
John Kaspar
Larry Holly
Lexington
Gastonia
John Parker
Phillies
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