Terps Running For ACC Track Title
Maryland's Terps, dominant in field events, moved to scoring in running events after qualifying trials on UVA's Tartan track. They advanced 14 athletes across six running events and already collected 25 points in the three events completed.
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Baseball results and track meet highlights from Friday
Friday baseball scores include Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 1 and Cincinnati 5 St Louis 4. In a detailed meet, Maryland led with 55 ft 2.5 in shot by Mac Struble and pole vault by Vince Strubler at 15 ft. Clemson, North Carolina also scored with top marks in sprints and hurdles.
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Panthers claim district title as entire team earns NCAA bid
Panthers finish 20-7 in duels, a program record, and qualify all players for nationals in Kansas City. Coach Ray Alley credits team unity after a quarterfinals pairing forced intra-squad battles. Elon and opponents finish strong as High Point College sweeps to the title.
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Palmetto Cup II Final Round Leaders Top Field
Jeff Howell of Conway held a one stroke lead entering the final round at Pine Lakes Country Club in Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Howell carded a two over par 74 in the second round at Dunes Golf and Beach Club to post 36 holes at 145. Rush Shull of Charlotte shot 71 in the second round to sit second at 146 followed by Allen Powers at 147 and Gary Bennett at 149.
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Goolagong Heads to British Hard Courts Final
In Bournemouth England Evonne Goolagong defeated Sharon Walsh 2-0 6-2 to reach the women’s final where she will face Helga Masthoff who beat Joyce Williams 6-8 7-5 6-1. Pierre Barthes and Bob Hewitt reach the men's final after upsets over Stan Smith and Ilie Nastase respectively.
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AndrewsKnots Conference Race In Central 4A Title Tie-Up
Andrews defeats Reidsville 13-2 to force a share of the Central 4A District 5 lead with Burlington Cummings. Randy Hobbs pitched a four hitter and drove in three runs as Andrews bats total 16 hits. Hobbs leads a strong Raiders lineup with three hits and three RBIs, while Ronny Johnson and Reggie Jones each go 3 for 5. Reidsville commits 12 errors as the regular season ends.
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Central Closes With 9-6 Victory over Greensboro Smith
Otis Foster led High Point Central with a big night batting 1 homer 2 triples and a single as the Bison beat Greensboro Smith 9-6 to finish 11-6 overall and 6-4 in the conference. Foster capped the rally with his second triple and coach Roger Hedgecock praised Yates and Foster.
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Malloy Seeks 190 MPH Qualifying Pace at Indy
Malloy, 39, led practice for the Indianapolis 500 with top lap speeds around 188 mph as rivals like Unser Revson Bettenhausen and Mosley challenged for the pole. He warned engines are stressed and predicted possible mechanical failures, after an oil-spreading engine burst closed the track for over an hour.
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Gary Black Tops Eagles Athlete of the Year
East Davidson honors night names Gary Black athlete of the year for East Davidson with trophies as outstanding lineman and best defensive basketball player. Tommy Russell also wins most valuable football player and trackman awards as Frankie Cline Kirby Crawford Randy Black David Trimnal Wanda Wilson Sharon Cutshaw receive other top honors. Boosters club president Johnny Cutshaw presided as coaches handed out awards.
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Butler Divides Doubleheader in Winston-Salem
Butler split a softball doubleheader with Taylor Bros. of Winston-Salem. The High Point team won 2-1 in the opener, then lost 8-1 in the nightcap as Butler’s Doug Smith delivered a two run single in the eighth. Butler heads to Danville Virginia to face the Danville All-Stars.
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Western Carolina, Newberry Clash For NAIA District 6 Baseball Title
Undefeated Western Carolina and once beaten Newberry meet for the NAIA District 6 baseball championship in Greenwood. Western Carolina beat Erskine 6-2 while Newberry eliminated Erskine 4-3 and South Carolina State 6-3.
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