Softball Roundup: Oak Hill Tops Electric Dept and More
In slow pitch play Oak Hill defeats Electric Department 9 to 5 with Hutchens winning pitcher and Trimnai on the loss. Continental Furnishings beats Enterprise 13 to 1 as McMahon wins and Bowman loses with Yates hitting a homer. English St. Baptists blank Fire Dept 7 0. Industrial League results show Borden's 10 Swaim Mfg 4 with Brown winning and Motley losing, Marietta 9 North State Tel 7, Heath striking out Sikes, Thomas Car 12 Ceres Throwing 2, Burlington 7 12, General Steel 13 Myrtle Desk 9 with Cranford winning and Guinn homering.
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Mears
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Miles
Hhr—Jones
General Steel
Myrtle Desk
Cranford
Guinn
Hr—Guinn
Criscoe
Boxing results from cities feature multiple near scores
The Associated Press reports several boxing results across cities. Rubin Carter 156 of Paterson stopped Sugar Boy Nando 158 of Netherlands West Indies. Johnny Gilmore 131% tied with Jimmy Fabrizio 125% in Philadelphia. Carlos Hernandez 136% defeated Gene Gresham 1372 in Caracas. Leroy Jeffery 131 of Detroit stopped Wesley Kidd 145 of Port Huron Michigan.
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Paterson
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Netherlands West Indies
Philadelphia
Johnny Gilmore
Jimmy Fabrizio
Caracas
Venezuela
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Gene Gresham
Detroit
Leroy Jeffery
Wesley Kidd
Port Huron
Mich
Major League Leaders Highlights From 75 At Bats
American League leaders include Essegian batting .371 with 402 at bats and Howser 34 runs for Kansas City. Kaline drives in 36 with Robinson 32 RBIs and 49 hits. Pitched leaders show Donovan 7 0 and Belinsky 6 1 000. In the National League Cepeda and Davis lead with 43 and 38 RBIs, Mays and Pinson 12 homers each, Koufax 83 strikeouts.
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Kansas City
Howser
Kaline
Detroit
Siebern
Robinson
Chicago
Cimoli
Rollins
Minnesota
Green
Wagner
Los Angeles
Aparicio
Wood
Donovan
Belinsky
Pascual
Pittsburgh
Williams
Cepeda
San Francisco
Wills
Mays
T. Davis
Cincinnati
Ranew
Houston
Qualifiers Named for Open in the Carolinas
Eight golfers qualified for the USGA National Open from North Carolina and three from South Carolina. In Camden, Sam Marsh Marilyn Al Stroud and Charlie Prentice earned spots with scores of 139 and 143 respectively. Mac Main led Burlington qualifiers with 68 67 135 at Alamance Country Club. Sectional qualifiers will be in Washington or Atlanta, with survivors advancing to the Open at Oakmont June 14-16.
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Camden
S.C
Sam Marsh
Marilyn AL Stroud
Greenville
Charlie Prentice
Columbia
Marsh
Prentice
Stroud
Burlington
N.C
Mac Main
Danville
Alamance Country Club
Dale Morey
Morganton
Ron Thomas
Durham
Peter Green
University of North Carolina
Orchard Lake
Mich
Charles Huckaby
Charlotte
Davis Love
Dave Smith
Bulls Gain On Leaders In Carolina
Durham defeated Greensboro 14-9 to narrow the gap to one game behind the Carolina League leaders. Rusty Staub hit a two run homer, Walt Matthews followed with a grand slam, and Tommy Murray added a three run shot as Durham won its 12th of 15. Winston-Salem toppled by Durham, Raleigh beat Wilson 10-9, Burlington edged Rocky Mount 4-3.
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Greensboro
Bulls
Winston
Winston Salem
Wilson
Raleigh
Burlington
Rocky Mount
Rusty Staub
Homer
Kinston
Winston-Salem
Pirates Top Cubs Behind Groats Fifth Inning Hit
Outfielder batted in three runs as Pittsburgh collected 13 hits to defeat Chicago. Groat's fifth inning single scored Virdon who doubled for the decisive run. Sturdivant earned the win, blanking the Cubs over 6 1 3 innings while Ellsworth took the loss.
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Groat
Virdon
Tom Sturdivant
Dick Ellsworth
Jim Pendleton
Roman Mejias
Colts
Mets
Houston
New York
Jim Golden
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Ladies Monday Night Handicap League at High Point Lanes
Bowling fans watched handicaps eclipse scores as the Summer leagues opened at High Point Lanes with the Ladies Monday Night Handicap League and the Men’s 825 Scratch League. Local keglers boast 10 game totals and high series while plans grow for three more leagues including Southern Oil Doubles.
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Mercury Athletic Club
High Point Lanes
Fair Lanes College Village
MAC
George Morgan
Billie Davis
Mary
Norma Cowan
Laverne Miller
HPL
Southern Oil
Ervin King
Donna Sue Bush
Joyce Langtin
Louise Brandon
Barbara Kilby
Ladies Breakfast Club
Ruth Leichman
Elinor Dawkins
Agnes Bruki
Dale Mullinnix
Indians Rally Seals 10-7 Win to Take AL Lead
John Romano drove in two runs with two doubles and a two out three run homer in the ninth as Cleveland beat Baltimore 10-7 to seize first place in the American League. Sandy Koufax dominated the Dodgers 8-1 over San Francisco allowing five hits with ten strikeouts.
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Associated Press
John Romano
Indians
Baltimore
Cleveland
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
San Francisco
Ragsdale Seeks 16th In Row In Final Tilt
Ragsdale High School Flying Tigers aim for a perfect season as they face North Davidson in a Central Carolina Conference finale. Don Brewer (7-0) to pitch against Mike Saintsing as Ragsdale seeks win No. 16. Buffered by prior 5-0 win over Allen Jay behind Ted Hudson’s six hitter.
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Jamestown
Flying Tigers
North Davidson
Black Knights
Tigers
Bobby Davidson
Don Brewer
North
Mike Saintsing
Allen Jay
Jaybirds
Ted Hudson
Kretlow Fails To Qualify For U S Open Berths In Oklahoma City
Lou Kretlow, former AL pitcher, failed to reach the second stage of U S Open qualifiers at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. He shot 84 and 81 for 165, 14 over par, as 1 600 plus contenders tried for one of 151 Open spots at Oakmont.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Lou Kretlow
Kretlow
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Edmond
Okla
Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club
U.S. Golf Association
White Sox
Oakmont
Oklahoma City
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
New York
al Johnston
Montreal
Canada
Hot Springs
Ark
Marty Furgos
Juan Rodriguez
Bruce Crampton
George Bayer
Tommy Jacobs
Bobby Verney
Harold Henning
Buster Cupit
Bert Weaver
Cavaliers Face Wake Forest In Crucial ACC Title Tilt
Virginia relies on Bill Spencer’s right arm as it seeks a conference crown against Wake Forest in Charlottesville. Spencer aims for a third start in a week, after two shutouts and a 6 2 season mark, with the winner advancing to NCAA District 3 play in Gastonia.
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Cavaliers
Virginia
Bill Spencer
Wake Forest
Spencer
Baltimore
Maryland
South Carolina
Jim West
West
Deacons
Deacon
Jack Stallings
Pat McDowell
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McDowell
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Muller
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N.C
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