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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1961

Page

14

Sanford Delivers Complete Game To Pace Giants Past Cubs

Jack Sanford finally pitched a complete game for San Francisco and beat Chicago 2-1 to boost the Giants to a three game NL lead. Orlando Cepeda had three hits and scored the decisive run as Hobie Landrith delivered the seventh inning RBI.

ED Wilks Associated Press Jack Sanford San Francisco Giants Giants Sanford Chicago Cubs Los Angeles Dodgers Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Detroit Baltimore Washington Senators New York Chicago White Sox Minnesota Boston Cleveland Kansas City Los Angeles Angels Orlando Cepeda Dick Crott Don Elston Hobie Landrith

Nieder Flops in Pro Boxing Debut in Philadelphia

Olympic shot put champion Bill Nieder lost in the first round of a six round bout at the Alhambra Boxing Club. Nieder, born in Santa Monica, weighed 216 pounds to opponent Jim Wiley's 198. Wiley knocked Nieder down once and, after Nieder rose, pummeled him until the 10 count ended the fight at 2 10 of the round.

Philadelphia Bill Nieder Theoearal Santa Monica Calif Alhambra Jim Wiley Nieder Wiley

All Star Game Highlight Features Joe Cunningham Two Home Runs

Joe Cunningham of the St Louis Cardinals hit two home runs in the Carolina League All Star game in 1951. The standings show Detroit leading the American League with a .710 pace and New York close behind.

Joe Cunningham St. Louis Cardinals

Boxer Harry Campbell Dies After Ring Injury

Boxers death followed a brain injury suffered in a 10 round main event at Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco. Campbell, 23 and a 1960 Olympic team member, never regained consciousness after surgery for a hemorrhage. An athletic commission investigation was announced to assess potential negligence.

San Francisco Harry Campbell Campbell San Jose State Kezar Pavilion al Medrano Sacramento Calif Doug Hayden State Athletic Commission Verne Bybee Bybee Medrano St. Luke's Hospital Don Lastreto California Athletic Commission Lastreto

Senators Surprise Surge Upset Yankees in 3-2 Return

Washington Senators move from 10th to 7th over five games as Hal Woodeshick and Dave Sisler combine for a two hit win over the New York Yankees. Detroit tops Baltimore 10-4 as Frank Lary earns his 100th major league victory.

Dick Donovan Dave Sisler Senators Boston Chicago White Sox Red Sox New York Hal Woodeshick Sisler Yankees Detroit Baltimore Frank Lary Steve Barber Rocky Colavito Bubba Morton

Applied Psychology Helps Giants Pitcher Sanford

In San Francisco, manager Alvin Dark used catcher Hobie Landrith to steady Jack Sanford, ending a five start winless stretch. Landrith caught nine innings and drove in the decisive run as the Giants beat the Cubs 2 1. Bailey sat out, Ed Bailey, while Landrith and Hiller earned praise for handling the late game.

Alvin Dark Jack Sanford San Francisco Sanford Giants Dark Hobie Landrith Landrith Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Los Angeles Pittsburgh Ed Bailey Bailey Chuck Hiller Cubs Sam Jones Prof. Dark

NC State basketball player volunteers for New York trip

Anton Muehlbauer of Brooklyn volunteers to accompany SBI agents to New York for the bribery and game-fixing probe. District Solicitor Chalmers and SBI agents travel to coordinate with New York prosecutors as charges against three NC State players, including captain Stan Niewierowski, grow.

Raleigh North Carolina New York SBI Anton Dutch) Muehlbauer Brooklyn N.Y N.C Leser V. Chalmers Frank Hogan John Boyd E. B. Pearce State Bureau of Investigation Chalmers William C. Friday Consolidated University of North Carolina State College John Caldwell UNC William B. Aycock Muehlbauer Stan Niewierowski Aliso Terry Litchfield Louisville Louis Barshak Joseph Green Duke

Stevens argues against banning out-of-state recruiting

University of South Carolina coach Bob Stevens opposes a universal stop to out-of-state recruiting amid game-fixing scandals. He warns limited recruiting would hurt quality and says legitimate recruiting aligns players with school and sport rather than money, contrasting with Everett Case's call to end high-powered recruiting.

Columbia University of South Carolina Bob Stevens Stevens

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