Jessen Leads Betsy Rawls Open After 36 Holes
Ruth Jessen shot four under par 68 to hold a four stroke lead at Spartanburg after 36 holes of the Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Open. Sandra Haynie tied for fifth with 140, while Betsy Rawls and Barbara Romack trailed close behind in the $6,500 event.
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Spartanburg
S. C.P
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Spartanburg Country Club
Sandra Haynie
Ft. Worth
Tex
Sandra
Miss Jessen
South Carolina
Joanne Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Joanne
Shirley Englehorn
Spokane
Barbara
Miss Haynie
Betsy Rawls
Wiffi Smith
St. Claire Shores
Mich
UNC Cindermen Triumph Over Duke in Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill UNC defeated Duke 72 to 59 as junior Jim Brown won three events including the low and high hurdles and the 220. Duke's Dick Gesswein matched with a double win in the shot put and discus.
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U.N.C. Cindermen
Chapel Hill
Jim Brown
North Carolina
Duke
Brown
Dick Gesswein
New Bern Bears Win Greenville High School Track Meet
New Bern High School used two firsts and strong showings to total 21 points and win the Greenville division of the Eastern North Carolina high school track meet. Winners advance to the state meet in Raleigh, with regional victors at Charlotte Winston-Salem and Raleigh. Glenn and John Lasser of Tarboro High won three events between them, including shot put discus and pole vault. Greg Steele of Jacksonville led runner up effort with 10.4 in 100 and 20 ft 5 in broad jump.
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New Bern High School
Greenville
Raleigh
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Glenn
John Lasser
Tarboro High
John
Greg Steele
Jacksonville
Tarboro
Rocky Mount
Edenton
Carry Back wins Flamingo Derby at Hialeah
Carry Back led early as Four and Twenty challenged then Crozier took the front. Carry Back surged to win by a head with Crozier second and Bass Clef third in the Flamingo Derby at Hialeah. purse share was 12,950 for the runner.
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Four
Carry Back
Four-and-Twenty
Globemaster
Crozier
Bass Clef
Hialeah
Gulfstream
Sellers
Needles
Baeza
Baldwin
Record High Jump Marks Eastern Raleigh Meet
A record high jump of 6 feet 2 3 4 inches led the Raleigh Eastern sectional high school track meet. Slim Sammy Gibbs of Oxford Orphanage set the mark, surpassing the 5 11 1/2 record and the state mark of 6 feet. Four meet records fell despite a damp track.
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Raleigh
Slim Sammy Gibbs
Oxford Orphanage
Bill Croom
Durham
Gibbs
North Carolina High School Athletic Assn
Alex Bell
Lloyd Roghelia
Charles Styron
Rodger Solomon
Deacons Outlast Gamecocks 9 7 In ACC Marathon
Wake Forest defeated South Carolina 9-7 in a three hour baseball marathon to stay atop the ACC with a 9-2 league record and 23-4 overall. Roger Coon set a conference RBI record with two more runs pushed his season total to 36 while adding a single and earning walks with bases loaded.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Deacs
Roger Coon
Coon
Frank McRae
Clemson
Bud
Spiers
Carolina Wake Forest
Sanford
Goodman
Fitts
Franklin
Rob’son
Wilner
Elvburg
Berry
Nichols
Magan
Worrell
Smith
SOTO
Roth
Burns
Mandy
Farnsworth
Lanford
Ellenburg
Robinson
C. Williams
P. Willams
Wiiner
Elilsor
Wake
Knox
Epps
Tomlinson
Weatherman
West Cage Quint Picks Announced
GREENSBORO AP Another lanky group of cagers will represent the West in the 13th annual East West All Star basketball game in early August. The 10 man squad features 6-foot 5 players Richard Herring Kelly Taylor and Paul Reynolds with guards Skeeter Oelschlager Billy Smith Gary Hedrick and Larry Lentz. Center Joe Hailey and center Paul Briggs stand 6 4 with Jim Sessoms the shortest at 6 2 among the forwards and centers. The roster includes Reynolds Taylor Briggs Herring Hailey Sessoms plus Oelschlager Smith Hedrick and Lentz from four classifications. A similar East roster remains to be named.
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Greensboro
Bob Jamieson
Gray Cartwright
Mineral Springs
Richard Herring
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Kelly Taylor
North Wilkes
Paul Reynolds
Jonesville
Joe Hailey
East Mecklenburg
Paul Briggs
Reidsville
Jim Sessoms
Mount Airy
Skeeter Oelschlager
Asheville
Billy Smith
Valdese
Gary Hedrick
Central Davidson
Larry Lentz
Wins
ton-Salem Hanes
Oelschlager
Smith
Hedrick
Davidson
Reynolds
East
Paul Jones
Kinston
W-S Reynolds
W-S Hanes
Citadel Wins South Carolina Net Crown in Tennis Title
The Citadel clinched its first Southern Conference tennis title by taking five of six finals matches in Charleston. Rod Carlyle and Jack Scott won quick singles as Citadel surpassed Davidson for the lead. final standings had Citadel 31, Davidson 25, with W&M third and WVU tied for fifth.
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Charleston
S.C
Citadel
Rod Carlyle
Davidson
Mark Sherry
Jack Scott
Wildcat
Andy Sherrill
Bulldogs
William and Mary
George Washington
West Virginia
VPI
Richmond
Furman
Two Ball Test Opens CGA Golf Event
Myrtle Beach hosts the 54 hole Women’s Carolina Golf Association Championship with 246 entries. Medal play begins Tuesday for the title last held by Clara Jane Mosack of Charlotte, who won by one stroke over runner up Mary Clay Faquin.
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Myrtle Beach
Jimmy D'Angelo
Dunes Golf Club
Salisbury
N.C
Clara Jane Mosack
Charlotte
Miss Mosack
Mary Clay Faquin
Marge Burns
Greensboro
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