Boros Takes 3 Stroke Lead at Colonial National Invitation
Julius Boros moved three strokes clear through 54 holes in Fort Worth as he shot 71 to reach 208. Doug Sanders climbed to second at 211, with Tony Lema tied for fourth at 213 and Jack Nicklaus among leaders at 214 amid fluctuating scores.
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Duke Knocks Off Virginia 8-6 In Late Surge
Duke rallies from 6-0 deficit in seventh inning at Charlottesville with Bracey and Crisson homers and key hits. Blue Devils improve to 8-6 in ACC while Virginia drops to 7-7 in conference play.
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16th Junior Amateur Is Scheduled
FLORENCE S C AP The 16th annual Junior Amateur championship of the USGA will be contested at Florence Country Club July 31-Aug 3 with 128 players from 18 sectional qualifiers July 15-16 at 54 sites. James Wiechers and James Sullivan both exceed age limit. Charlie Smith will headline as Walker Cup veteran.
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Los Altos
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Sacramento
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Derby Triumph to Preakness Test at Pimlico
Stage Star faces Turf Star in a high stakes prep as Derby winner eyes the $150 000 added Preakness at Pimlico next Saturday. Miss Wilkinson is now appearing in Bar ber.
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Preakness Looms As Potential Triple Crown Bid
Chateaugay, Derby winner, faces a pivotal Preakness at Pimlico with Candy Spots Never Bend On My Honor and others shipping in. The field also includes Get Around In The Pocket and Country Squire as possible entries while Ahoy is ruled out by trainer J Bowes Bond. If Chateaugay wins he would become the 14th colt to add the Preakness to a Derby title.
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Furman Is Loop's Track Champion
Furman swept 10 events to win the Southern Conference track and field meet at Laidley Field Charleston, piling up 73 points. The Citadel finished second with 38, followed by William & Mary 35 and VPI 28. Will Dowden of The Citadel won both the 120 yard high hurdles and the broad jump, while Furman set a meet record in the mile relay and claimed most running titles.
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Tar Heels sweep ACC tennis crowns at Chapel Hill
North Carolina dominants the ACC championships with singles champion George Sokol defeating Keith Stoneman 4-6 6-2 6-0 and Sokol-Stoneman pairing taking the doubles title 7-5 3-6 10-8. UNC led the Renfield Trophy race with 36 points, ahead of Clemson 11 and Maryland 10.
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South Atlantic League Scores and Standings Snippet
In the South one league results list several games with final scores including Macon 7 over Asheville 8, Ashville 6 over Charlotte 3, Lynchburg 5 over Knoxville 0, Portsmouth 2 over Winston-Salem 0, Peninsula 6 over Raleigh 4, Rocky Mount 5 over Durham 0, and Gastonia 8 over Rockingham 7 in 10 innings. Western Carolina League action shows Greenville 3 over Spartanburg 2, Lexington 5 over State College 4, Shelby 5 over Salisbury 5, and Rock Hill 7 over Gastonia 7 in a 10 inning tilt.
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