Conley Captures NSC Golf Crown
East Carolina star Don Conley won the North State Conference golf title in a sudden death playoff against Sid Denny of Atlantic Christian. Atlantic Christian took the team title with 624, with High Point at 645 and East Carolina at 646.
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Box Scores from Yesterday's Baseball game
Los Angeles 8 11 1 defeated Boston 7 11 3 at home. Grba earned the win, Wills took the loss. Home run by Yastremski for Boston. Key players included Belock Fornieres Stallined Wills Muffett Pacguiaroni James Garver Grde Averill Casale Wagner Averlif Leek.
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Burns Leads After First Round In 1961 Women Golf Tourney
Marge Burns of Greensboro leads the 1961 Women's Carolina Golf Association event at Myrtle Beach with an eight over par 80 on the Dunes Course. Clara Jane Mosack and Annette Roddey share second at 81, Jane Covington posts 82, with a top four tight after round one as 233 players began play and winds brisk over the oceanside course.
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Gentile shines in two-hitter as White Sox split twin bill
Gentile worked a two hitter for the White Sox in a 3-2 win while Jim Perry yielded four hits. Piersall tripled for the Indians as Willie Tasby and Gene Green homered in the fourth. The A's beat the Yankees behind a ninth inning rally. The Angels swept a doubleheader at Wrigley Field with Yastrzemski’s first big league homer helping cap a 7-4 comeback victory.
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Yorky Tops Hialeah Meeting Money Winners List
Calumet Farm's Yorky led the winter Hialeah Park meeting money winners with a total of $146,510. The standout horse earned the most prize money during the meet, highlighting Calumet Farm's strong performance at the track.
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Mobile Bears Hire Former Southpaw Ernie White as Manager
Ernie White, a former left handed pitcher, takes the helm of the Mobile Bears in the Southern Association. He assumes managerial duties as the team looks to improve after a series of recent assignments and roster changes.
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Deadline Dims as MLB Clubs Trim Rosters to 25
Major league teams pushed toward the 25 player limit with most clubs down from 28. Senators and White Sox reached the quota by midnight Tuesday while others released players or optioned them to minor leagues. Key moves included Washington cutting Hicks Boak and Hernandez, Boston sending Clinton, Philadelphia trading Curry, Cleveland sending Bond, Meyer retirement, Pirates shipping Umbricht Mejias, Kansas City selling Johnson for $20 000, and Milwaukee placing Brunet on the disabled list.
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Idle Tobs Clinch Lead In Carolina League Action
Idle Wilson gains a half game on leaders Burlington and Winston-Salem after Greensboro beats Winston-Salem 42 and Durham tops Burlington 7-6 in ten innings. Raleigh game rained out. Burlington remains one game ahead of Winston-Salem and 12 in front of Wilson.
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Challenge Hurls At Patterson In Winner Take All Talk
Sid Flaherty manager of Eddie Machen challenged world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson to a winner take all fight. Flaherty offered to let D Amato select an associate and liston-like corner man and noted Machen beat Mike DeJohn in San Francisco and lost to Liston last year.
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PGA Open May Be Forced Out By State Action
Los Angeles state attorney general Stanley Mosk says the PGA open cannot be held in California while non whites are excluded. The title event is set for two days at Brentwood Country Club, with the L A Junior Chamber of Commerce urging cancellation if Negroes are barred. Mosk warned his office would compel elimination of the restrictive clause or halt PGA activities in the state.
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Felton and Pirates win North State tennis titles
East Carolina's Harry Felton of Rocky Mount wins the North State Conference singles title and, with Blarney Tanner, the doubles crown. Felton dominates Teague 6-0 6-1 6-1. Felton and Tanner defeat Edgerton and Giles 6-4 6-1 for the No. 1 doubles. Additional winners include Derr over Tanner in No. 2 singles and Nance over Stokes in No. 3 singles. Muecke defeats Sharpe in No. 4. High Point pair Foddrell and Pope reach quarterfinals but are upset. all High Point singles lose in opening round.
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Liston to Name New Manager At Philadelphia Luncheon
Sonny Liston plans to announce his new manager at a luncheon in Philadelphia attended by about 100 people. George Katz of Philadelphia is the expected pick, previously linked to Gil Turner. Liston bought his contract from Joseph Barone for 75000 dollars to be paid from future earnings. Patterson delays title defense until Liston proves independence from Barone. Barone and Liston were linked to underworld figures during Keefeauver hearings.
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