Maryland Wins ACC Track Crown In College Park Meet
Maryland tops North Carolina by 59 1/2 to 58 1/2 in the Atlantic Coast outdoor meet. Duke places third led by Joe Shankle who wins three events and ties for first in the pole vault. Shankle sets a broad jump mark as Maryland and Carolina schools struggle in distance events.
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Bob McHugh
College Park
Maryland
North Carolina
Duke
Joe Shankle
Shankle
George Grattan
Virginia
Grattan
Cohen
Carolina
Favrece
Dave Miller
John Barden
A C C Meet Results Showcase Mixed Scores Across States
The report lists multiple event outcomes from an A C C meet with competitors from South Carolina Maryland North Carolina and Duke Clemson Clemson and North Carolina athletes placing in sprints field events and relays. Notable marks include a 12.6 high jump and a 3 20 2 mile relay time, highlighting strong performances from Duke Clemson Maryland and North Carolina athletes.
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Woodiess
South Carolina
Newton North Carolina
Drawdy
Abdalla
Maryland
Troup
Pentser
Weimer
Witcher
Good
McBridge
Faass
Nore Duke
Inabinet
Nurches
Shankle
Gaddy
Ti Te
Murray
Aa Carolina
Duke
Cohen
Lawshe
Morris
North Carolina
Dyson
Campbell
Clemson
Maslow
Brown
Stone
Anderson
North
Kirby
Son
Silas
Ae Fult—I
Newnam
North Carol
Roberts
Waggner Maryland
Hower
Horsley
Woodle
Newton
Herts Carolina
Crawdy
South Caroline
Wilcher
Stroup
Mile Run
Miller
N.C. State
Houghton
Barden
McBride
Nanney
Gratton
Scott
le Vauit—i
Yarborough
North Carolina. 3, (Tie) ‘Schwert
Brasfield
Wiles
Poetaman
Mitchell
Maire
Caroline
Summers
Fan Ee ‘Ler
Wilson
Pentzer
South
Erolina
Virginia
Snead Builds Big Lead In Meadow Brook Round Robin
Sam Snead dominated the Meadow Brook Round Robin at Westbury New York, piling up 52 plus points by rounds end and extending his lead over Jimmy Demaret and Cary Middlecoff. Demaret, Middlecoff and Jackie Burke Jr. trailed as the field narrowed to 16, with Snead opening a wide gap through a four under par 68 during the latest round.
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Grimsley Y. N.Y
Sam Pees
Meadow Brook
Lea
Sam
Vientam
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Cary Cary
Jackie Burke Jr
Wi ‘Snead
Snead
Tiny Bob Toski
Cee
Ter Thomson
Australia
Lievyd Mangrum
Doug Ford
Gene Litt
Westbury
Y— S
The
Springs
W. Va
Cary Middiecott
Temeshe Lake
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Ojiamy
Demetee Kiamesha Lake
X ™ Aret
Kiem
Bob Toski
Livingston
N. J
Oe Thomson
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles
Kiameshe Lake
Calif
Ae Nelson
Roanoke
Tex
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Hartford
Tommy
Red Sox Meet Giants At Finch Field Today
The High Point Red Sox and Winston-Salem Pond Giants square off at Finch Field this afternoon at 2 30. The Giants are state champions among North Carolina's colored teams. The Red Sox, Negro National Baseball League members, have won four of five this season and aim for their fifth win to stay tied for first with the Greensboro Red Birds.
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High Point Red Sox
Winston-Salem Pond
Hogan Favored In U S Open by Top Golfers
Grimsley reports that 16 players in the Westbury Round Robin vote predict Ben Hogan will win the next month U S tournament. Hogan received 9 of 15 first race votes with one abstention while Sam Snead placed second, others argue Snead could break his Open jinx this year.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Ben Hogan
U. S
Westbury
N. Y
Hogan
Snead
Polly Riley Captures Fifth Southern Golf Title
Polly Riley defeated Marjorie Burns 2 up over 36 holes to win her record fifth women's Southern golf championship in Birmingham. Burns, from Greensboro, NC, made a strong run, pulling within one before Riley secured the final hole to seal the victory.
Bulls Rally Past Pirates 5-3 In Seventh Inning Burst
Durham Bulls break a 2-2 tie with a three run seventh inning off Lefty Andy Olsen to defeat the Burlington-Graham Pirates 5-3 before 226 fans. Bob Shaw earned the win in relief as Camilli and Taylor drove key hits and defensive miscues helped seal the rally.
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Durham
Durham Bulls
Burlington-Graham Pirates
Bob Shaw
Andy Olsen
Bulls
Olsen
Walt Streuli
Charlie Metro
Shaw
Streuli
Bobby Taylor
Taylor
Duke
Richa Taer
Larry Osborne
Camilli
Hassell
Richardson
R. C. Stevens
Stan Wentzel
Osborne
Bill Wiltrout
Bur-Graaan E Ae
Hassel
Davis
Stevens
Wentzel
Wiltrout
Urbanski
Barker
P . Stsasa
Dref
P . Eee
Burgess Seer
Abrhoaerbi
Durham Taylor
Steer
Larsen
If Bullard
Demeter
Wee
Hoffer
Pervicoma
Stevensoon
Bb—Off Olsen
Ho—Olsen
Wr Bhane Olsen
Balk
L—Olsen
U—Shives
Baker
Standings and Results Corner in Carolina League
Last night in the Carolina League Greensboro beat Fayetteville 1 to 0 in 10 innings while Durham defeated Bur-Gra 5 to 3. Rain caused two games to be postponed including HI-TOMS vs Danville and Reidsville vs Winston-Salem. Upcoming Monday games list matchups among Durham Danville Greensboro Winston-Salem.
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Hi-Toms
Danville
Greensboro
Fayetteville
Durham
Reidsville
Winston - Salem
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville Escessd
Weekend Baseball Scores and Sunday Matchups
Saturday results show Washington, Philadelphia, and New York winning while Boston fell to Detroit. Sunday slate features New York at Baltimore and Washington at Chicago with pitchers Reynolds Kutava Porte Marrero Keggan Fornieles and Feller Garcia in action.
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Wenniveland Ashington
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Detroit
Reynolds
Kutava
Kosio
Oeashington
Chicago
Porte
Marrero
Keggan
Fornieles
Brown
Gray
Branca
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Portocarrero
Fricano Silva
Feller
Garcia
Baseball score rundown with multiple city matchups
Chicago 4 New York 3 Brooklyn 1 St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 1 St. Louis at Philadelphia Scheib 60 and Haddix 43 face Ridzik 1 1 and Penson 0 0 Cincinnati at Brooklyn Wehmeier 0 0 Podbielan 2 1 versus Roe 0 2 Meyer 2 1 or Labine 0 1 Milwaukee at New York Conley 31 Burdhette 3 2 versus Gomes 1 3 Antonelli 41 Chicago at Pittsburgh Minner 2 1 Willis 0 0 versus Friend 1 2 Thies 6 0
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Scheib
Haddix
Ridzik
Penson
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Wehmeier
Podbielan
Roe
Meyer
Labine
Milwaukee
New York
Conley
Burdhete
Gomes
Antonelli
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Minner
Willis
Friend
Thies
NSC Baseball Postponed Again At Elon College
Elon College in North State Conference plans to open the baseball championship series Monday if weather cooperates. The rained out game at Hickory marks the third straight postponement as Elon and Lenoir Rhyne pursue a best two out of three set with visits to Hickory and a potential deciding game.
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Elon College
Elon
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Rain Wipes Out Feature at Bowman Gray Stadium
Rain halted a 35 lap stock car feature after two laps at Bowman Gray Stadium Winston-Salem as drivers from Lynchburg and Hickory areas arrived from rained out events. About 3,000 spectators watched a mist fall during the fourth heat while conditions ended the program early. The text also notes the N J Outboard Association celebrating a silver anniversary of hydroplane regattas.
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Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray Stadium
Lynchburg
Speedway
Hickory S$way
Elkins Homer Lifts Greensboro Over Fayetteville 1-0
Greensboro edges Fayetteville 1-0 as Jack Elkins hits a first pitch homer in the 10th inning. Patula earns his fifth win with an eight hitter. Cole Jacobs takes the loss in relief amid a misty, delayed start.
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Greensboro
Jack Elkins
Fayetteville
John Patula
Cole Jacobs
Jim Foxworth
Hr—Elkins
Sac—Pokel
Jacobs
Brookshire
Charvvat
Seomerth
Patula
Foxworth
C. Jacobs
G. L
A—Pryor
Talley
Beck
McCann and Gravley Reach Carolina Amateur Final in Charlotte
John McCann Jr. 5 year old Charlotte insurance man defeated defending champion Richard Chapman of Pinehurst 4 and 5, and Fd Gravley beat John White of Spartanburg 7 and 6 to reach the Carolina Golf Assn amateur final. They duel in a 36 hole title match tomorrow at 9 am and 1 15 pm. McCann led early on the sixth hole and posted a two under par 70 in the morning round for a four up advantage at Myers Park.
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Charlotte
John McCann Jr
Richard Chapman
Pinehurst
Fd Gravley
Hace
Rocky Mount
John White
Spartanburg
D. C
Carolina Golf Assn
Weeps
McCann
Chapman
Yougster
Myers Park Country Club
McQann
HPC Winds Up Spring Campaign
High Point College ended its spring sports on a soggy note as baseball was rained out with Atlantic Christian College. The doubleheader was not rescheduled leaving HPC with a 4 11 season record. Golf had a mediocre season finishing third in the loop tournament. Tennis dominated the North State Conference by winning the seven crown and going undefeated in the regular season. Carlos Horcas was singles champion and the doubles team finished as runners up to East Carolina.
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High Point College
Purple Panthers
Atlantic Christian College
HPC
Art Paschal
HPC Netters
Loop
Elon
Carlos Horcas
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Elbert Wilcher
Tom Woodlee
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Ted Kroll
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