Dodgers Youth Movement Sparks Kosco in Pirates Win
Dodgers veteran Andy Kosco homered twice driving in five runs as Los Angeles beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 13 to 3. Bill Sudakis Ted Sizemore Billy Grubarkewitz Willie Crawford and Bill Russell provided youthful support in a show of the club's rising talent amid a string of night games across the league.
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J C Smith Wins NAIA Tennis Title Contest
The report covers J C Smith clinching the NAIA tennis title amid a flurry of baseball game notes. It includes quotes from Kosco about hockey players and Mets chatter, plus MLB updates on the Cubs, Reds, Cardinals, Expos, and Padres with key performances and injuries.
Asheville Climbs to Second in Southern League Race
Asheville swept Savannah in a doubleheader to seize sole possession of second place in the Southern League, while Birmingham beat Columbus 3-2 and moved within a half game of the Rebels. Joe Hamende saved both Asheville games, with Camacho and Von Hoff guiding the wins. Gene Lamont and Jim Covington led Birmingham’s rally, and Don Anderson sparked the late comeback for Asheville in the nightcap.
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Johnson C. Smith Bears Win Tennis Tournament Title
Johnson C Smith University of Charlotte clinched the tournament by defeating Pfeiffer 17 11 to finish with 17 points. Pfeiffer cannot overtake, even with remaining matches. James Ewers of Smith delivered a 6 2 6 1 victory over top seed Dave Smith of Pfeiffer.
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Hi-Toms No-Hitter Broken. Burlington Edges Raleigh-Durham 1-0
Hi-Toms carried a no-hitter into the seventh before surrendering three runs after two hits. Burlington scored twice in the bottom of the ninth to defeat Raleigh-Durham 1-0 at Burlington. Tonight's schedule features Peninsula at Rocky Mount, Kinston at Red Springs, Winston-Salem at Raleigh, Salem at Burlington, and Lynchburg at High Point Thomasville.
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Bowling by Mike Jones Top Ten Averages and League Standings
Larry Everhart increased his average to 201 to lead the Top Ten Averages. Sam Welch is close behind at 199, with Ken Hill Doc Beard and John Collins at 12s. High Point Classic League Rac N Cue finished first, Ouene Village 66 second, Yates had high game 246, Levern high series 659, and Rac N Cue both high team game 979 and high team series 2839. National Upholstery led Monday Industrial League with 4 wins, Beeson's 218 high game, Emerson 567 high series, and team highs 894 game and 2563 series. Tar Heel League saw Martin's Cleaners top with 18-6, High Point Sprinkler 38-26, Ledwell 226 high game, Caldwell 642 high series, Carolina Decorators high team game 985, Martin's Cleaners high team series 2772.
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ACC Finals In Track Under Way
In Durham North Carolina Maryland leads the ACC meet as finals begin. Maryland qualifiers topped or tied three ACC records with 28 Terrapins reaching finals across 21 events. Jack Hanley tied the meet record in shot put at 58 feet 3 inches while Rich Drescher set a discus record and Dave Reiss set a javelin record.
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High Point, Catawba Rally in District Playoff Bid Drama
In a high scoring affair, Catawba built early leads with two, four, and two runs, while High Point answered with three in the second and five in the fourth. David Mitcham homered for High Point as Stewart Anthony struck out seven in a six-hitter. The result leaves both teams in the District 26 playoff mix, with HPC earning a berth thanks to its NAIA record.
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Clemson and UNC Lead in ACC Tennis Tourney Final
Clemson and North Carolina led the Atlantic Coast Conference Tennis Tournament final with five singles players each. Clemson had three doubles finalists as Jim Corn of UNC upset Sarfraz Rahim 6-2 10-12. Storm delays interrupted play and results followed seed expectations in other singles matches.
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Dartmouth Dandy named outstanding athlete of year
Mike Brown a Denver native and Dartmouth junior was named outstanding athlete of the year. He won the Eastern Intercollegiate thr ee meter diving championship.
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Pro Football Owners Face Realignment Deadlock
Pro football owners faced a midnight deadline as they met at Park Avenue seeking three NFL teams to move to the AFL to form two 13 team conferences. Candidates included Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Atlanta Minnesota and St Louis with New Orleans Saints owner John Mecom Jr reportedly offered 3 million to move but declined. Offfice word was scarce as Rozelle warned he might act unilaterally but had no clear authority.
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Raiders Down Mt. Tabor 7-1 in baseball clash
Andrews fueled by a five run first inning and a late two run fourth inning beat Mt. Tabor 7-1. Richard Fields earned the win with nine strikeouts for the Raiders who improve to 7-3 in league play and head to Reidsville next Tuesday.
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Furman May Win Crown In Southern Conference Race
The Associated Press reports a tense S C baseball chase as Furman could seize the Southern Division title with a ECU sweep and a Citadel loss at Davidson. A pending Furman-Davis don makeup game and possible replays loom as the race heads into next week.
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Duke Suffers On Road In ACC Baseball Action
Duke dropped its eleventh road game as South Carolina won 4 1. Duke is 1-11 on the road while South Carolina improved to 2-11 in ACC play. Eddie Bolton held Duke to scattered hits as the Gamecocks collected 12. Rain halted a big North Carolina Maryland doubleheader setting. Wake Forest fell to Clemson 7-6 and Virginia swept NC State 4-3 and 7-6.
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