Guzinski Stars as HPC, Catamounts Split Twin Bill
High Point College pitchers faced rugged defense in a north state conference doubleheader with Western Carolina. In game one HPC’s Joe Guzinski fanned nine while driving in the winning run in the seventh to secure a 7 6 win. In game two Western Carolina blanked HPC 9 0 behind Allan Dixon two hits.
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High Point College
Panthers
Catamounts
Joe Guzinski
HPC
Guzinski
Pathers
WCC
Allan Dixon
Guilford Splits NC Doubleheader with Atlantic Christian
Guilford College defeats Atlantic Christian 2 1 in seven innings behind Larry Gills three hits. In game two Atlantic Christian wins 11 2 as Ted Perry allows three hits and Gill is chased in the third. Elwood Parker drives in the winning run for Guilford in the opener.
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Guilford College
Guilford
Atlantic Christian
Quakers
Larry Gills
Bulldogs
Ted Perry
Gills
Gill
Elwood Parker
Bob Fulghum
Kay Pittman
Daniels
Fuighum
Stutts
Mainstay Wins Gold Cup Race in Virginia
Mainstay ridden by Joe Aitcheson Jr. led past the final fence and beat Hardy Gurdy by a long margin to win the 36th Virginia Gold Cup in Warrenton. Schlusemeyer’s ten-year-old bay gelding, favored after a Deep Run Hunt Cup win, survived rain and wind through 22 fences with six finishers.
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Warrenton
William E. Schlusemeyer
Kingdon Gould Jr
Hardy Gurdy
Schlusemeyer
Joe Aitcheson Jr
Richmond
Hurdy Gurdy
Bliss Flaccus
Simple Samson
Victor
Marlins Likely Move From San Juan to Charleston
The San Juan Marlins, formerly Miami, of the International Baseball League are expected to relocate in a couple of weeks to Charleston, West Virginia. League director costs and high travel expenses for Puerto Rican fans drove the decision, with Montreal and Charleston named as possible destinations.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
San Juan Marlins
Miami
International Baseball League
Charleston
W. Va
Tommy Richardson
Buffalo
N.Y
Montreal
Bluff Point Finishes Eighteen Lengths Back in Cup
William E Howland's Bluff Point finished eighteen lengths behind Simple Samson in the Land Hunt Cup, detailing the race outcome and margin.
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Simple Samson
William E. Howland
Bluff Point
Southern Conference golf tourney at CCV in Richmond
The Southern Conference golf tournament returns to the Country Club of Virginia James River course Tuesday and Wednesday with nine teams and 54 players. Darrell Napier predicts a team total around 630 and 149 to win individual honors. Davidson defends as past winners look to repeat with Verner Stanley returning as defending champ.
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Richmond
Country Club of Virginia
James River
Darrell Napier
Davidson
Southern Pines
N.C
CCV
Bill Wood
VMI
Wildcats
Verner Stanley
Shiner Shines In Grid Battle At Maryland Alumni Game
Freshman Dick Shiner passed for two touchdowns and led Maryland to a 21-14 win over an alumni squad. The Lebanon Pa. native connected on 12 of 20 passes for 141 yards and earned outstanding player honors after Richie Novak broke his left hand in practice.
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Dick Shiner
University of Maryland
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Shiner
Richie Novak
Maryland
Pirates Cruise Past Dodgers 9-5 on Five Inning Burst
Pittsburgh built a five run first inning off five hits and two Dodgers errors and cruised to a 9-5 win. Joe Gibbon faltered in the eighth after seven solid innings as Elroy Face closed out the victory. Wally Moon drove in four for Los Angeles with a homer and a double, while Roberto Clemente and Billy Virdon fueled the Pirates with seven of 13 hits.
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Pittsburgh
Charley Neal
Los Angeles
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Joe Gibbon
Elroy
Roberto Clemente
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Clemente
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Stuart
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Neal
Gibbon
Roseboro
Face
Craig
Warwick
Palmaquist
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Perranosk
Palmquist
Ladies Golf Clinic Series Opens at Blair Park
A series of free golf clinics for ladies starts Tuesday morning at Blair Park Municipal Golf Course. The first session is at 9 o clock with five more sessions on subsequent Tuesday mornings. Johnny Johnston, the Municipal Course pro, will instruct, culminating in a tournament for participants.
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Blair Park
Johnny Johnston
Greensboro Man Takes Two Events at Sandhills Skeet Championship
Jack King of Greensboro won the first two events, the .410 and .28 gauges, at the Sandhills Skeet Championships in Pinehurst. He also placed runner up in the .20 gauge, as Buzz Mitchell won that event. Piedmont Gun Club led with a 194x200 score.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Jack King
Greensboro
King
Buzz Mitchell
Kinston
Bob Smathers
Anton
Allen W. Jorrison
Jacksonville
John W. Brashear
F. Bragg
C. James M. Ross
Charlotte
Hunter A. Galloway
A. Smathers
F. E. Haag
Greenville
S.C
C. Paul E. Martin Jr
Liberty
Marion Erwin
Durham
Smathers
Harry E. Frye
Mount Airy
Ross
Frank A. Johnson
Fish finder rig defined for fishing line aid
A fish finder is a metal sliding rig that holds a sinker on the line and lets the line move freely at the slightest pull or strike.
Be Sure to Check Knots During the Day’s Fishing
The note warns fishermen to inspect knots occasionally to prevent losing a big catch when knots loosen. It emphasizes regular checks to maintain line strength and avoid sudden breakage.
Reds Milwaukee game postponed by rain
The Cincinnati Reds and Milwaukee Braves had their Saturday game called off due to rain. The Braves rescheduled the rainout as part of a Sunday doubleheader with Warren Spahn and Don Nottebart starting for Milwaukee and Jim O'Toole and Ken Hunt for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Charlie Dressen
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Warren Spahn
Don Nottebart
Jim O'Toole
Ken Hunt
Reds
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Sunday Games
American League results show Baltimore 6 Kansas City 0 and Chicago 8 Washington with rain postponements for Boston at Minnesota and New York at Los Angeles night game. Daily pairings include Detroit at Chicago and New York at Los Angeles with listed pitchers and postseason notes.
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Chicago
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Minnesota
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Grant
Hawkins
Monbouquette
Pascual
Fisher
Baseball scores and rain delays hit early schedule
Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 9 to 6 while St Louis and Chicago played. Games at Philadelphia and San Francisco were postponed by rain with later matchups noted. Pitchers Koufax and Spahn figure in planned games with O'Toole Hunt Cardwell and Broglia listed for follow ups.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Sanford
Green
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Witt
O'Toole
Hunt
Spahn
Notte Bart
Cardwell
Curtis
Broglia
Simmons
Vere Innati
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Cardinals overpower Cubs 6-1 in six-run sixth
St Louis sparked by a six-run sixth inning to beat Chicago 6-1. Ray Sadecki earned his second win with five hits allowed over eight innings, aided by three double plays. Daryl Spencer and Charley James led the scoring with key hits as Julian Javier and Don Landrum drove in runs.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Ray Sadecki
Sadecki
Jim Brewer
Brewer
Cardinals
Joe Schaffernoth
Daryl Spencer
Charley James
Don Taussig
Spencer
James
Schaffernoth
Taussig
Julian Javier
Mel Wright
Don Landrum
T. Louis
Chicago
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Williams
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Anderson
Meine
Bouchee
F. Louis
OP Boyer
Javier
Cunningham
St Louis
Sadeck
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Pelekoudas
Conian
Donatelis
Burkhart
Former NBA Proxies Endorse Boxing Bill
Senator Estes Kefauver announced seven former presidents of the National Boxing Association have endorsed a bill to federalize boxing policing. Ex presidents from Minnesota New Jersey Indiana Rhode Island Wisconsin Michigan Illinois provided letters. the measure would create a federal boxing commissioner in the Justice Department with wide licensing powers. Hearings by the Senate Anti trust and Monopolies Subcommittee, chaired by Kefauver, are planned soon likely later this month.
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Washington Cap
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
National Boxing Association
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George Barton
Minnesota
Abe J. Greene
New Jersey
Arch ‘Hindman
Indiana
Anthony Petronella
Rhode Island
Fred J. Saddy
Wisconsin
Floyd Stephens
Michigan
Col
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Illinois
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Tent Stakes Hold in Sand or Snow
Tent stakes fail in sand or snow so campers secure the shelter with rocks or twigs and bury a few inches into the ground for stability.
Giants Announce Fairfield Training Camp
The New York Giants say they will hold training camp at Fairfield University in Fairfield Connecticut from July 17 to August 10. They will then depart for a Western swing featuring three exhibition games after leaving St Michael's College in Winooski Park Vermont in recent years.
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Fairfield University
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