Petty Family Thrill as Richard Wins Big Rebel Race
Lee Petty beams at Darlington after Richard Petty wins the Rebel 300 miles, finishing third overall. Jim Paschal drives a Plymouth to sixth. Plymouth’s new modification kit praised as real racing equipment, with optimism for World 600.
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Brown Murphy Lead Tar Heel Modified Point Standings
Brown of Spray and Murphy of Pleasant Garden lead Tar Heel speedway points after the season opener. Brown has 50 points with York 48 and Rush 46 in the top three. Swisher sits fourth, Lewallen fifth as racing resumes in 1963.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Associated Press
The graphic shows team records in the American League with Boston Kansas City New York Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles and Washington, plus results and upcoming games including Boston at Washington and Los Angeles at Chicago. In the National League San Francisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Milwaukee Houston and other matchups are listed with results and schedules.
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Wagner Drives Angels Past White Sox on Seven Run Night
Leon Wagner homered for the seventh time this season and collected three hits driving in two runs as the Angels beat the Chicago White Sox 7-3. Bob Bruce pitched eight and two thirds innings for Houston fanning 11 in a 4-2 win over the New York Mets.
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Mets Fans viewed by head-shrinker
Associated Press story examines Mets fans as a mass psychology case. Dr Vladimir Eliasberg discusses crowd behavior, the appeal of a losing team, and the role of Casey Stengel as paternal figure driving fan passion.
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Palmer Calls Rest Boost To Regain Form After Slump
Arnold Palmer says rest may revive his golf after a poor showing at the Colonial Invitation. He admits a back cyst hampered walking and swing, plans a week without golf then light practice, with a return ahead of the National Open at Brookline.
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Mixed-Up Race Shifts in Early Baseball Standings
Boston Red Sox move to second in the American League after an 8 5 win over Washington as Los Angeles Angels beat Chicago White Sox 7 8. Houston Colts climb from cellar with a fifth straight win over the New York Mets 4 2, edging Milwaukee for ninth place. Red Sox hitters include Bob Tillman Frank Malzone Dick Stuart and Carl Yastrzemski with Gene Conley getting the win.
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Bracy Back In Lead In ACC Batting Race
Duke's Biff Bracy returns to the ACC lead with a .385 average as late season pressure tightens. Wayne Martin falls to fifth at .362 after a weak week. Billy Scripture climbs to .374 with ACC records in runs, doubles, home runs, and RBIs.
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Spit Ball Debate Flares After White Sox Loss
Chicago manager Al Lopez blames umpires for a rising spit ball problem after Dean Chance dazzles with a high quality spit ball in a 7 3 defeat by the Los Angeles Angels. Lopez calls the practice ridiculous and urges legalization or proper policing to curb it.
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Unbeaten U S Faces Italy in World Championship Showdown
In Sao Paulo the United States, already assured of a final round berth, faces its unbeaten rival Italy in a pivotal first round game. The U S secured progress with an 81 to 51 win over Argentina, while Italy clinched a finals spot with a 90 to 82 victory over Mexico.
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Chateaugay Faces Jinx In Preakness
In Baltimore, Chateaugay seeks a $150000 plus Preakness win to complete the triple crown bid. Jinxes and Pimlico turns loom as the Derby runner up. Never Bend’s backers hope a Derby heartening trend repeats. Lemon Twist and Sky Wonder join a seven horse field after On My Honor’s Derby pace.
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Clemson Tigers Aim for ACC Second Tie With South Carolina
Clemson seeks a win over South Carolina to tie North Carolina for second in the ACC as Wake Forest has clinched the title. Coach Bob Wilhelm cites inconsistency and limited speed as key factors while noting Clemson hopes for a state championship by beating The Citadel and Furman in upcoming games.
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