Baseball scores from minor leagues and majors mixed results
Scores across leagues show Toronto 12 Buffalo 4 and Rochester 8 Syracuse 0 in the International League, plus Portland 3 Hawaii 2 in the Pacific Coast League. American Association and Southern and Carolina League results include Louisville 8 Denver 4 and Greenville 9 Charlotte 1, with detailed box notes and line scores for several games.
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Palmer Thomas Win Golf Benefit
Arnold Palmer and Ronnie Thomas defeated Billy Joe Patton and host pro Dick Tiddy 1 up in a charity match to aid the Buddy Worsham fund. Worsham, a Wake Forest teammate of Palmer, was killed in a highway crash. Palmer shot 69 and Thomas 74 as the match reached the final hole.
North Carolina Freshmen Triumph Over Wake Forest in Lopsided Meet
In college results reported by the Associated Press, North Carolina Freshmen defeated Wake Forest Freshmen 32 to 18, while North Carolina beat Wake Forest 5 to 5 in the baseball matchup. Elon topped Appalachian 9 to 5.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Elon
Appalachian
Six-Niles Rally Stuns Twins As Sox Tie Game
Early Win earned his 288th win with a tie-breaking eighth inning single for Chicago White Sox. Minnie Minoso homered to knot the score at four for Detroit. Norm Cash homered for Detroit as the game featured three comebacks, with Pete Ramos taking the loss for Minnesota. Wright's relief by Ike Delock helped the Red Sox. Dick Howser’s single produced the Oakland winning run in the sixth against Eli Grba. Jim Archer secured the save for Norm Bass in a four-run ninth.
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Cisive
Norm Cash
Detroit
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Sox
Pete Ramos
Twins
Frank Malzone
Jim Paglionari
Red Sox
Ike Delock
Wynn Hawkins
Dick Howser
Eli Grba
Norm Bass
Angels
Jim Archer
Bass
Durham Tops Winston 1-0 For CL Win
Rufus Anderson delivered a two out single to break a pitchers duel and lift Durham over Winston-Salem 1-0 in the Carolina League. Cliff Adams allowed three hits as Durham earned the victory before 733 fans at Durham Park.
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Rufus Anderson
Durham
Winston - Salem
Cliff Adams
Durham Park
Art Kreutzer
Wilson
Burlington
Lengion
Raleigh
Caps
Greensboro
Leverett
Spencer
Softball Roundup in Recreation Leagues Highlights
Readable fragments show teams like Carolina Glass Swaim and Carolina Container with wins and scores, plus WP and LP credits. Also listed are Sunday School League and local church teams such as Northwood Ennis Street Archdale Friends and Conrad Memorial with partial records and pitchers noted.
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Carolina Glass
Swaim Mig
Swaim Manufactur
Ferree, LP
Embier
Channel Cats dominate timber lane league with top team honors
High game Doris Nuckaby and high series Betty Gwyer lead Channel Cats to top team game and series marks. Season highs include Marce Beason for game and series, with Channel Cats posting strong team totals and notable performances from Sniper TV and Silver Knit. Bowing results show weekly standings and individual high scores across clubs.
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Timber
Channel Cats
Whiripins Vibicnu Nesse Hardwoods
WIGHT
Doris Nuckaby
Betty Gwyer
Channel Calg
Marce Beason
Marce Seeson - Ae
College Village
Schoonbeck Eels
Ruby Surrett Sniper
Ion Area
Sniper TV
Lucille Vernon
Ruby Surrett
Schoonbeck
Sniper TY
Ragsdale Faces Raiders at Jamestown Field
Ragsdale High in first place of the Central Carolina Conference hosts Pilot High at Jamestown Athletic Field. The Tigers, 12 2, send Mickey Cox to the mound as they chase a win over the Red Raiders to maintain a half game lead over Central Davidson.
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Jamestown
Ragsdale High
Flying Tigers
Pilot High
Red Raiders
Jamestown Athletic Field
Mickey Cox
Tigers
Central Davidson Spartans
Gary Player May Surpass Palmer On Money List
In Dunedin Florida Gary Player trails Arnold Palmer by a wide margin but a strong run could lift him past Palmer who has earned more than thirty thousand dollars this season. Player has reached forty eight thousand nine hundred fifty four dollars while Palmer stands at forty thousand eighty five dollars. Doug Sanders sits in third on the PGA money list with a lead over other stars.
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Dunedin
Fla
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
Doug Sanders
Belmont's 12th Straight Loss Frings Western Carolina League
Belmont suffered its 12th straight defeat as the Belmont club were routed 21 11 by the Braves in Western Carolina League action. Belmont led early but fell behind as the Braves collected 20 hits.
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Braves
Belmont
Preakness Field Has Vacancy
In Baltimore AP reports one jockey seat remains open for the Preakness at Pimlico as trainer Hirsch Jacobs will choose who rides Dr. Miller replacing Willie. Eddie Arcaro and Eddie Shoemaker left mounts in the Derby while Johnny Sellers will ride Carry Back for Mrs Katherine Price.
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Hirsch Jacobs
Dr. Miller
Willie
Shoemaker
Eddie Arcaro
Jacob Sher
Sherlock
Sammy Boulmetis
Arcaro
Jacobs
Mrs. Jacobs
Johnny Sellers
Katherine Price
Carry Back
Sellers
Bill Hartack
High School King Wins Hard-Fought Golf Crown
Wade Briggs of Roxboro claimed North Carolina high school golf title after birdieing the 19th hole to break a four way tie. Other finalists include Bobby West Durham Cameron Seely South Mecklenburg and Fred Einstein Winston-Salem with 147 over 36 holes. Durham took the team title with 608.
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Chapel Hill
Wade Briggs
Roxboro
North Carolina
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Bobby West
Durham
Cameron Seely
South Mecklenburg
Fred Einstein
Winston - Salem
Bill Brown
John Leach
Troy
Jim Thompson
Raleigh
Brown
Leach
Don Hedrick
Lexington
Spinners Tie For Top Spot In South Atlantic League
Greenville Spinners rise to a tie for first place with Asheville after twin victories over Charlotte 2-1 and 9-0. Pitchers Dennis Midgette and Bid Kalmes shined, with Midgette allowing three hits and driving in a run, while Kalmes yielded one hit in the second game.
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Ross M. Hagen
Associated Press
Greenville Spinners
Asheville
Dennis Midgetter
Bid Kalmes
Greenville
Charlotte
Maury Lerner
Kalmes
Midgette
Jacksonville
Butch Mixon
Jets
Shoemaker Near 4000 Wins As 4 000 Club Awaits
In California at Hollywood Park jockey Willie Shoemaker sat five wins shy of four thousand, aiming to join a club that already includes Johnny Longden Sir Gordon Richards and Eddie Arcaro. The 29 year old star rode seven of the eight races while his pursuit continued toward a milestone before his 30th birthday on August 19.
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Willie Shoemaker
Mighty Mite
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Shoemaker
Gordon Richards
England
Eddie Arcaro
Aqueduct
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