Jamestown Tops Allen Jay 5-3 In Nonconference Clash
Jamestown defeated Allen Jay 5-3 on the Jaybird field with Johnny Hodgin pitching a complete game and fanning 10. Roy Grant led Jamestown with two hits including a triple, while Larry Sechrist went 4 for 4 with a triple. Jamestown closes its season with a 2 p.m. game against Bessemer in Greensboro.
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Preakness Field Remains The Same
With three days to entries nine remain for the second Triple Crown leg at Pimlico. Gone Fishin and Sir Robby shape the pace while Derby finishers Li'l Fella and Staysail seek a shot at the Preakness. Talent Show and Phon earn spots through the Delaware Valley handicap as new contenders join the lineup.
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Minor Loop Scores Across Leagues
In baseball scores from the Pacific Coast, International and other leagues, Sacramento beat Vancouver 3 2 while Seattle topped San Diego 7 3. Salt Lake City defeated Spokane 6 1 and Phoenix routed Portland 22 3. Other results include Buffalo 2 Rochester 0, Montreal 3 Toronto 2, Miami 10 Richmond 7, Havana 2 Columbus 0, Omaha 7 Denver 6 in 11 innings, Wichita 5 Charleston 3, Indianapolis 2 Louisville 1, St Paul 4 Minneapolis 3, Southern Asia Little Rock 5 Atlanta 3, Birmingham 9 Memphis 7, Mobile 6 Nashville 4, Chattanooga 5 New Orleans 1, Wilson 5 Winston-Salem 3, Durham 4 Burlington 2, High Point Thomasville 6 Danville 4, Raleigh 6 Greensboro 2, Augusta 3 Knoxville 1, Savannah 10 Charlotte 3, Jacksonville 8 Macon 0.
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Thomasville tops Davie County 8 2 in conference clash
Thomasville High School baseball beats Davie County 8 2 to stay in a second place tie in the North Piedmont Conference. Sophomore pitcher Jim Batten allowed three hits, struck out seven, and walked three in a three hitter effort. Z N Anderson homered for Davie, while Doug Streetman and David McColl helped power the Tommies with key hits. Tommies improve to 7 3 in league play with two games left, including a Friday home game against Spencer.
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Moseley Named Head Meek Coach at West Mecklenburg High
Appalachian graduate student and former High Point standout Kent Moseley is named basketball coach at Charlotte’s West Mecklenburg High School. He will begin in September while finishing a master’s in education.
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Giants Dominate Dodgers As Mays And Spencer Power Win
Willie Mays and Daryl Spencer each hit two homers driving in 10 runs in a 16 to 9 Giants victory over the Dodgers. Mays went 5-for-5, Spencer 6 RBIs. Don Larsen pitched four hitless innings for a 3-0 Yankees win over the Orioles, extending his scoreless streak to 23 innings.
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Caps Capture High School Golf Crown
Raleigh won the state high school golf championship with a 626 team score. Bob Edgerton shot 149 for top individual honors as Raleigh defeated runner-up New Bern by 11 strokes, while Salisbury and Asheville tied for third at 640 and Gastonia was fourth at 646.
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Joe Popp Accepts Mooresville Coaching Post
Joe Popp resigns as Southwest Forsyth High football coach to take the job as athletic director and head grid coach at Mooresville. A Johnstown Pennsylvania native, Popp led his Trojans to the Class AAAC conference title in 19557.
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Julius Boros Nears U S Open After Hot Springs Win
Julius Boros, of Mid Pines Club, won the Hot Springs Open in Arkansas with two birdies for his first victory in nearly three years. The 38 year old Fairfield native is nearing top form ahead of the U S Open set for June 12 14 at Tulsa.
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Schedule adjustments amid rain push for doubleheaders
The Cass B Circuit faced repeated washouts delaying a four game card on five occasions. With better weather expected, fans anticipate more attendance as teams race for first division standings. The list shows planned doubleheaders across May and June featuring Durham Danville Raleigh Winston-Salem Wilson Burlington Greensboro Hi-Toms and Greensboro.
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Mederos Faces Liston In Chicago TV Bout
Cuban heavyweight Julio Mederos meets Sonny Liston in a 10 round Chicago Stadium bout broadcast on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Liston, 26, has 17 wins in 18 pro fights and seeks his first national TV appearance, while Mederos visits after back to back losses, including a January decision to George Chuvalo and a July knockout by Alex Miteff.
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Fights Last Night In Boston and Philadelphia
Barry Allison from Springfield outpointed Pete Adams of Newark in a ten round bout in Boston. Len Matthews from Philadelphia outpointed Henry Gault of Spartanburg in eight rounds in Philadelphia.
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Pappy) Gault
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Fair Grove Wins 8-7 Over Randleman For Division Title
Fair Grove captures the Southern Division championship after an 8-7 win over Randleman. With the score tied 7-7, pitcher Bill Farlowe misplayed a ground ball, enabling the winning run in the ninth. Bodenheimer went 2 for 3 and Morris 3 for 4 to lead Fair Grove. Randleman had early momentum before the late rally.
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Favorites Advance To 2nd Round In Women’s Southern golf
Four leading players Clifford Ann Creed Mary Ann Downey Polly Riley and Marge Burns moved into the second round of match play in Dallas Creed defeated Langkop Downey beat Henderson and Shelton Riley beat Robbins Burns topped Wheeler Henderson and Schultz also won advancing as the Southern Assn will skip a playoff this year and also will not participate in the Dixie Series with the Texas League
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