Sedgefield Horse Show Set for Two Days
The Sedgefield Hunt runs this year’s Sedgefield Horse Show over two days Friday and Saturday. Judges include Robert H. Brown for saddles and ponies, Joseph Carroll Curran for hunters and jumpers, and Melvin C. Heinz for walking horses. The Duke of Paeonian, Silverminer, and Naute Mia headline a rare three-horse showcase with top titles at major shows.
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Naute Mia
Sedgefield
Robert H. Brown
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Carroll Curran
Silver Springs
Melvin C. Heinz
Selma
Ala
Joe Milronen
America
Dillard
Silverminer
Chinquapin Farms
Tryon
Duke of Paeonian
Pettibone
Middleburg
Nante Mia
Saxon Woods Farm
White Plains
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
Upperville
Devon
Atlanta
Blowing Rock
Piping Rock
Grosse Pointe
Bloomfield Field
Robert Kerns
Sedgefield Hunt
Jimmie Richardson
Shelbyville
Tenn
Tar Heels subdue Terps 8 2 in ACC baseball clash
North Carolina remained unbeaten in ACC play with an 8 to 2 win over Maryland. Wayne Young earned his sixth win in seven starts, scattering seven hits and fanning 10 as UNC extended its winning streak to eight. Copper hit a home run for Maryland.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
Maryland
Wayne Young
Tar Heels
ACC
PGA fines three players after conduct at Oklahoma City Open
The PGA announced penalties for three competitors in the Oklahoma City Open. One player posted an 80 in round two after a 10 on the par 3 14th and seven strokes on the 18th amid frustration. Tony Lema and Dan Langford were fined 100 dollars each for breaking a club and failing to complete the first round respectively.
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Oklahoma City
Bayer
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Ark
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Dan Langford
Enid
Okla
Duke Beats NC State 5-1 to Reach Seventh in ACC
Duke pitcher Ron Kalish limited NC State to four hits and the Blue Devils won 5-1 in Durham. Don Hafer homered for State, while Kalish outpitched Wilson Carruthers as Duke moved ahead of State to take seventh place in the ACC standings.
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Durham
N.C
Ron Kalish
N.C. State
Duke University
Don Hafer
Kalish
Wilson Carruthers
Carruthers
Blue Devils
Wolfpack
Duke
State
ACC
Western Carolina tops High Point in double header opener
Western Carolina edged High Point 5-3 in ten innings then scored seven in the first of the nightcap for a 17-1 win. the second game ended after six innings by mutual agreement. Darrell Smith and Charlie McCorkle homered for High Point in game one.
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Western Carolina
High Point
Doug Sells
WCC
Darrell Smith
Charlie McCorkle
Ziske Takes Narrow Lead In PGA Inv tational Open
Joyce Ziske shot 71 to move a stroke ahead after 36 holes of the Ladies PGA Invitational Open in Southern Pines. Faulk 141 and Hanson 141 share second, with Crocker 144 and Prentice 144 nearby as Wright climbs to 149 amid the field.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Husky Joyce Ziske
Milwaukee
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Beverly Hanson
India
Calif
Miss Faulk
Miss Hanson
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Mari‘lynn Smith
Wichita
Kas
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S. C
Mickey Wright
Bonita
Springs
Miss Ziske
Pinehurst
Mid Pines
Joyee Ziske
Jo Ann Prentice
Marilynn
Betsy Rawts
Mi Wright
Pe — Bell
Marlene Bauer Hagee
Nancy Phillips
Wake Forest Beats Virginia 5-3 in ACC Showdown
Lefty Jimmy Harrell pitched three scoreless innings and delivered a three run double in the second as Wake Forest defeats Virginia 5-3 in an ACC baseball game. The win keeps Wake Forest in the hunt with leader North Carolina, which beat Maryland to move to 9-4 in the conference. The two teams are scheduled to meet again in Chapel Hill Tuesday.
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In-Salem
Jimmy Harrell
Wake Forest
Virginia
Harrell
Jack Phillips
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Maryland
Wake
Chapel Hill
Duke and Thomas win ACC golf crowns in record fashion
Duke captures the team title with a 572 total over 36 holes surpassing the old mark of 574 by North Carolina in 1956. Ronnie Thomas of Wake Forest wins medalist honors with a 138, breaking the previous 139 standard. Duke scorers include Siderows 139, Lindinger 144, Zimm erman 144, and McKenzie 145. Wake Forest finishes second, followed by North Carolina and others.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Duke
Wake Forest
Ronnie Thomas
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Thomas
Burlington
Pryde
Buzzy) Basinger
Maryland
North Carolina State
Virginia
Clemson
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Dick Siderows
Bob Lindinger
Bob Zimmerman
Ted McKenzie
Lindinger
Bulls explode for 18 to crush Greensboro in night game
Durham Bulls hammer Greensboro 18 to 1 with a 10 run second inning surge despite a 40 minute rain delay. George Smith went 4 for 5 and Leo Smith plus Danny Briner collected three hits each as Durham pounded Greens boro hurlers for 17 hits.
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Greensboro
Durham
Bulls
George Smith
Danny Briner
Purnal Golby
Leo Smith
Records Fall as Catawba Leads Track Meet at 3:22.2
Catawba posted a 3:22.2 in the event, beating East Carolina's 3:33.8 standard from 1957. Dennis O'Brien of East Carolina set an 11.5 ft pole vault, surpassing his prior mark. Curry and Park led the day, with Daly of Atlantic Christian and HPC's Short each earning 10 points for their teams.
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East Carolina
Dennis O'Brien
Curry
Park
Woody Daly
Atlantic Christian
HPC
Short
Daly
Albion Millis Stadium
North State
South Carolina
Little Four
Presbyterian
Wofford Erskine
Newberry
Pfeiffer
Pembroke State
Appalachian State Triumphs in Baseball Twinbill
Sarge Daves starred in both games, collecting three hits in each, and powered Appalachian State past Guilford 14-7 in the first and 6-5 in ten innings. Daves opened the 10th frame with his second home run of the contest to seal the win.
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Boone
Sarge Daves
Appalachian State
Guilford
Daves
Newton, Coes
Newton
Layne Signs His '59 Pro Contract
Bobby Layne signed his 1959 contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The veteran quarterback had led the Steelers to six wins and one tie in their last seven 1958 starts and began the 1958 season with the team. Terms were not disclosed.
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Pittsburgh
Bobby Layne
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Williams Stan To Be Honored At All Star Eve Banquet
Pittsburgh chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America will present plaques to Stan Musial and Ted Williams on July 7 on the eve of the All-Star Game. The banquet will honor their contributions to baseball with attendees including Hall of Famers and All-Star players and their wives.
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Pittsburgh
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
Baseball Writers Assn. of America
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Johnson Leads NASCAR Convertible Standings After Rebel 300
Joe Lee Johnson of Chattanooga solidified his lead in the NASCAR convertible stock car rankings after finishing 11th in the Rebel 300 in Darlington. His total rose to 3,706 points, with Larry Frank moving to second at 3,594 and Gene White dropping to third at 2,848 as top 10 standings shifted slightly. Brownie King, Marvin Panch, Shorty Robbins, Ken Rush, Wilber Rakestraw, Richard Petty, and Joe Eubanks remain among the top 10.
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Darlington
S. C
Joe Lee Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Assn
Nascar
Larry Frank
Greenville
8.C
Gene White
Spartanburg
Ss. C
Brownie King
Johnson City
Marvin Panch
Charlotte
Shory Robbins
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ken Rush
High Point
N.C
Wilber Rakestraw
Dallas
Richard Petty
Randleman
Joe Eubanks
Strong Lefty Field to Vie in Carolinas Left-Handed Championship
About 100 players are expected to start in the 24th annual Left-Handed Golf Championship at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club Myrtle Beach. Practice rounds run Wednesday with medal play beginning Thursday. Pinky James defends against Jimmy Dezern Willis Henderson Bill Carter Bill Sharpe while John Monroe Holliday leads the Left-Handers Golf Assn of the Carolinas and officers prepare for 1960 election.
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Myrtle Beach
Jimmy D'Angelo
the Dunes Golf and Beach Club
Carolinas
D'Angelo
Pinky James
Hickory
N.C
Jimmy Dezern
Durham
Willis Henderson
Charlotte
Bill Carter
Columbia
Bill Sharpe
Greensboro
Golf Assn
The
United States
John Monroe J. Holliday
Galivantsi Ferry
W W. Sharpe Jr
High Point
Mason Smith
P. G. Wall Jr
Pilot Mountain
Ed Sweetman
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