Duke Blue Devils face 1963 season with heavy losses
Duke's 1963 outlook is cautious as coach Bill Murray must replace 20 departing players including 10 of 14 linemen and several backs and specialists. Seventeen returning lettermen contrast with last season's 39 monograms, while UNC's Ronnie Jackson, a track man, could boost backfield speed and special teams. The Tar Heels will play home games at 1 30 and Kenan Stadium gains an upper deck.
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High Point Panthers face slim path to Carolinas tourney
High Point College's Panthers must win two games at Boone and beat Guilford in a makeup to reach the Carolinas Conference baseball tournament, after a 14 13 loss to Lenoir Rhyne left them clinging to a faint chance.
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Virginia Tech Defends Southern Conference Golf Crown
Virginia Tech opens a 36 hole Southern Conference golf championship at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club in Myrtle Beach. Davidson College hosts as Hokies seek back to back team title and secure individual victory at the 7,170 yard par 72 course.
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Cubs and Cardinals Chase Historic Pennants in 1940s Shadows
The Chicago Cubs have not won a National League pennant since 1945, while the St Louis Cardinals have not since 1946, framing a long drought for both teams.
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Brosnan Debuts With White Sox In 5-1 Win Over KC
Brosnan, newly acquired from Cincinnati via waiver, pitched for Chicago against first-place Kansas City, while Mantle and Tresh homered for New York in a 10-3 win as the AL race tightens. The Reds released Brosnan after a 7.20 ERA in 423 innings with Cincinnati.
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Late Inning Heroics Highlight CL Action
Four of five Carolina League games decided by one run with Kinston defeating Burlington 8-4, Durham edging Peninsula 5-4, Wilson beating Greensboro 7-6 in 10 innings, and Raleigh scoring a ninth inning winner on Gene Orf’s inside the park homer to beat Portsmouth. Evans delivered a fourth inning homer for a 4-1 lead.
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Yankees Get Healthy As Mantle Maris Back In Action
The Yankees, now at full strength with Mantle and Maris back, beat the Tigers 10 to 3 to reclaim a top spot in the American League. Mantle drove in three runs including a 390 foot homer, lifting his average to .324 as Houk praised the healthier lineup.
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Bragan Promises Fines For Balks
Milwaukee Braves manager Bragan warned that any more balks called on his pitchers would trigger automatic fines of 25 dollars. He announced an anti balk school for the mound staff and noted two fines had already been issued, with future penalties higher.
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National League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
The Associated Press bulletin shows NL teams with records led by Pittsburgh at 14 8 and St Louis 16 10 tied for best pace. Upcoming matchups include Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at Milwaukee among others, with several interleague pairings noted.
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OMalley backs Dodgers manager Alston amid slump
Dodgers owner Walter O Malley told the Associated Press he has no intention of firing Walt Alston and praised him as a steady, effective manager. He cited injuries and underperforming players as the main reasons for the team's poor showing and dismissed talk of dissent among players.
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College Baseball Results From The Associated Press
North Carolina defeated North Carolina State 6 to 4 while Appalachian beat Elon 4 to 1. Davidson’s score was 7 to 13 against George Washington, and East Carolina won 5 to 3 over Wake Forest. Guilford topped Western Carolina 4 to 0.
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College Golf Scores Show ACC Mix In
Duke and North Carolina tied for tenth in a statewide college golf tally. Wake Forest tied for fifteenth with North Carolina State while South Carolina and Clemson posted smaller shares.
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College Tennis Scores Report North Carolina Defeats Presbyterian
North Carolina defeated Presbyterian 8 to 1 in a college tennis match. Erskine edged Mercer 7 to 1 in another pairing.
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Boxing Roundup From Cities Mixed With Results
Philadelphia reports Percy Man and Radio Silas at 144 percent and 16242 in Sacraments as Fred Roots stops Leonard Coleman. San Francisco has Kirk Bar row beating Jefferson Davia at 196 percent in Las Vegas notes.
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Lombardi Stuns by Hornung Betting News
Vince Lombardi considered quitting after Paul Hornung betting scandal news. The Packers coach urged the NFL commissioner and said the blow could unite the team as he planned to test replacements Tom Moore Elijah Pitts and Earl Gros at left halfback.
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Balk Talk Planned by Baseball Leaders in New York
National League President Warren Giles and AL President Joe Cronin plus Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick meet in New York for an executive council session to seek a common approach on balk calls before the All-Star Game and World Series. Giles notes NL leads balks 96 9 and has instructed umpires to tighten balk enforcement.
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Albie Pearson delivers two-run doubles for Angels win
Albie Pearson hit two two-run doubles, the second giving the Angels a 5-4 comeback victory over Minnesota. Gary Peters allowed four hits in eight innings in his first major league start, earning a 6-1 triumph for the White Sox over Kansas City.
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