Bison Fall in Finale to Smith as Chamberlain Dominates
Greensboro Smith's pitcher Jim Chamberlain limited High Point Central to three hits and shut out the Bison, fanning eleven and walking one in a complete outing. Offensively, Paul Kirkman smoked a first inning homer for Smith, while Davis Besston, Bob Mepane, and Robbie Cecil supplied the Bison hits. Central finishes with a 19-9 record, 5-5 in league play.
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Whitt Leads Four High Point BOXERS at Silver Gloves
Four High Point boxers, sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Dept and the Mercury Athletic Club, won first place at the Silver Gloves tournament in Gastonia. Ricky Whitt captured the Outstanding Boxer award in the 12 13 age group in his first competitive tournament.
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Ledford Tops Randleman Club in Central Carolina Clash
Ledford defeated Randleman 9 to 4 as pitcher Butcher allowed four hits and hit a home run to spark Ledford’s 12th win in 15 games in the Central Carolina Conference. The erratic lines and garbled text note additional names and numbers but confirm Ledford’s decisive victory.
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Western Carolinas League games end in mixed results
Statesville beat Greenwood 6 to 4 while Spartanburg topped Greenville 10 to 8. Shelby beat Gastonia 7 to 6 in 15 innings to pull even at 14 and 16. Duncan, a Shelby native, replaces Jeff Williams as coach of Calgary Stampeders.
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Arnold Palmer offers Trouble Shots booklet for 20 cents
The notice promotes Arnold Palmer booklet Trouble Shots. It explains how to score on hazards and rough with Palmer’s guidance. A copy costs 20 cents, plus a stamped self addressed envelope to the newspaper in care of Palmer.
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Trinity Rips Gibsonville in Central Carolina clash
Trinity rolled to a 10-0 win over Gibsonville in a Central Carolina Conference game. Randy Underwood pitched a six hitter for Trinity. The narrative mentions Trinity players Bee Hosenvilla and Roberts Cart with M. Mythe, though details are incomplete.
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Hipps Wins Shot Put and Discus in District Meet
Charlotte AP Harris Hipps of North Carolina A&T won both shot put and discus to give A&T an early lead in the NAIA District 26 track meet. A&T had 17 points to Catawba’s 15 with remaining finals set for this afternoon.
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Local Swim Meet Highlights From Group Competition
The report notes a tight meet among local swimmers with Millis in the 11-12 group, while Crowder dominates the 10 yard freestyle. The event emphasizes style and speed across age groups at the club competition.
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Ragsdale Tigers top Bartlett Yancey 5 to 3 in baseball
Ragsdale jumped to a 5-1 lead in early innings and defeated Bartlett-Yancey 5-3 in a Mid-state 24 Conference baseball game in Yanceyville. Pitcher Billy Smith led the 2-hit effort with three trips, and the Tigers advance to meet Western Alamance at Jamestown Thursday.
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Cubs Run Wild At Wrigley Field
Cubs explode at home as Ernie Banks and teammates power five inning surge at Wrigley Field. Chicago routs rivals with heavy hitting and late rallies as Leo Durocher manages a high-scoring attack amid a string of losses for opponents.
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Andrews High Looks To clinch District Five title tonight
SID ADAMS reports Andrews High heads to Cedrow Park at 7 30 p m to face Reidsville for the first baseball championship. A win would seal the District Five 3A crown as Andrews holds an 83 conference record and a 104 overall mark. Acey Spencer powered wins with a home run while Ingold earned his seventh victory as Reidsville was beaten Tuesday.
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