Darlington Rebel 300 Upset Sees Stacy Win Convertible
Nelson Stacy known as The Wild Bull wins the sixth and final convertible Rebel 300 at Darlington by overtaking Marvin Panch with under two laps left. Darel Dieringer in Bob Osiecki’s 1962 Dodge finishes 12th after a late drivetrain failure. The Holman Moody Ford team dominates the event with five of six wins, while Pontiacs suffer attrition and minor crashes.
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Baseball scores from multiple minor leagues today
International League Rochester 5 Columbus 3 Richmond 4 Syracuse 3 Atlanta 8 Toronto 4 Jacksonville 10 Buffalo 6 South Atlantic League Asheville 7 Greenville 2 Portsmouth 12 Savannah 1 Macon 6 Charlotte 5 Knoxville 13 Augusta 2 Carolina League Winston Salem 9 Raleigh 2 Rock y Mount 11 Greensboro 2 Durham 6 Kinston 0 Burlington 9 Wilson 2 Western Carolina League Shelby 6 Statesville 4 Salisbury 8 Newton-Conover 6
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Damon shines as Clemson routs Wake Forest in exhibition
Clemson pitcher Damon Vincent struck out 17 and allowed four hits while also hitting a three run homer in a 6-0 ACC exhibition win over Wake Forest. Wake Forest dropped to 0-3 in league play, NC State topped North Carolina 8-6, NC State improves to 7-6 in conference, UNC ends conference play 4-10, Clemson visits Furman and South Carolina hosts The Citadel in non-conference games.
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Panthers Clip Bears 2-1 To Clinch Carolina Title
High Point Panthers defeat Lenoir Rhyne Bears 2-1 for a conference crown and 14-12 season mark. Roy Grant starts the scoring with a first inning single, Williard adds key hits, and Lenoir Rhyne pushes a late run in the ninth to spoil the shutout.
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Noe Accepts USC Coaching Offer Big Yes Court Move
Noe, 35, confirms acceptance of a four year USC head coaching deal. He leaves Virginia Polytechnic Institute after seven seasons to lead the Gamecocks. VPI names Bill Matthews, 28, his successor, while USC Athletic Director Marvin Bass hails Noe’s proven record and coaching ability.
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Palmer Wins Colonial Playoff Over Pott in Fort Worth
Arnold Palmer beat Johnny Pott by four strokes in an 18-hole playoff for the $7,000 first prize at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Palmer fired 69 to Pott's 73, boosting his year total to six wins and moving toward a one-year money record.
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OBrien Sues Lions For Slander Over Exclusion
Former Boston College tackle Jim OBrien, 23, Hamden Conn, sues the Detroit Lions for 107500 asserting 100000 for defamation and slander after being dismissed following a dislocated shoulder in an exhibition game. He says the action blocked other NFL opportunities and seeks precedent to protect players.
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Fight Results Naples and Tokyo Card Highlights
Valerio Nunez of Argentina stopped Domenico lon of Italy in Naples. Kenji Yonekura of Japan outpointed J Aragon of the Philippines in Tokyo.
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Is League About To Catch Yanks
The article explores whether the American League clubs are closing the gap on the New York Yankees, highlights the Cleveland Indians’ surge under Mel McGaha, and notes Giants potential NL dominance as they vie for a long lead with a strong home schedule and solid pitching.
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Monday's Results No Games Scheduled
Baseball results show no games played on Monday with no scores reported. Upcoming schedule lists Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Houston at Los Angeles St. Louis at San Francisco. Wednesday's slate includes Chicago at New York and St. Louis at San Francisco.
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