South Carolina Poised To Rule ACC Basketball Under McGuire
Vic Bubas retires at Duke as Frank McGuire rebuilds South Carolina with seven foot Traylor and a potent freshman class. The Gamecocks target three straight ACC titles, leveraging a 12,000 seat coliseum and a mix of star seniors and gifted newcomers to challenge North Carolina and others in the coming years.
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Phillies win as Aaron hammers 517th homer mark
Hank Aaron belted his 517th career homer and moved within reach of Lou Gehrig as the Phillies routed Cincinnati 7-0. Rich Allen nearly matched the milestone with five RBIs, while Bob Skirmer and Cockburn Rojas were involved in a postgame incident. In other action, Detroit edged White Sox 2-1 in 10 innings and Atlanta topped New York 5-0.
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Courtney Steals Show In Colonial Lead
In Fort Worth Texas on May 16 1969 Courtney takes a first round lead at the Colonial National Invitation with a 66 on the Colonial Country Club course. He holds a two stroke edge over Nicklaus Maxwell Crawford as the field includes Charles Stockton Barber Jacklin Player Wall Crampton and Beman in the near top group.
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Open House at Wachovia James town Office
Venedict Arnold invites interest in Wachovia plans for an open house this Monday from 7 to 9 PM at the new Jamestown Office. Prizes remain undisclosed.
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Andrews Wins District Five Title In Baseball Thriller
The Red Raiders of Andrews High School clinched their first District 5 3-A crown by defeating Reidsville 10-2 in regular season action. Senior Richard Field allowed seven strikeouts on a complete performance, while Reggie Ingram powered the offense with a seventh inning homer and Roay Spencer added three singles. Andrews improves to 9-3 in conference play and 11-4 overall and advances to state playoffs to face the Mid-State winner next Friday.
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Tovar Spoils McNally No Hit Bid For 7-0 Baltimore Victory
Cesar Tovar ruined Dave McNallys no hitter with a ninth inning single as Minnesota fell 7 0 to Baltimore The Orioles built a substantial lead behind Don Baylor Boog Powell and Dick McAuliffe Jeers ensued from fans as the game unfolded while Detroit and Chicago won elsewhere in the league Tovar who had six straight hits coming up to bat in the ninth delivered the decisive single and McNally pitched a one hitter through eight before the hit broke the bid
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Red Springs Hi-Toms Slip In Twin Bill To Senators
Red Springs fell twice to Burlington in a doubleheader as Hi-Toms pitcher Pettis struggled. Jerry Lyscio could return for Saturday while Wally Smallwood won game one. Burlington used timely hitting led by Larry Davis as Crichton and Arsenak produced for Red Springs. Red Springs 6-0 loss opened with Robinson on mound. Hilltop context shows Kinston and Salem leading Carolina League standings.
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