Mizell Keeps 'Em Laughing at AAU Awards Night
Susie Resseguie of Sanford and Walter King of Asheboro topped the North Carolina AAU awards at the Mercury Athletic Club banquet in the Sky Room. Mizell of Welcome delivered humorous remarks and urged athletes toward godliness, with awards also honoring track, swimming, and diving standout performers from across the two Carolinas.
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Bill Hodges
North Carolina Association of the Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Susie Resseguie
Sanford
Walter King
Asheboro
North Carolina
A.A.U
Mercury Athletic Club
Sky Room
Southern Furniture Exposition
Resseguie
Earl Skidmore
Carolinas
King
Louis J. Fisher
Dan Hackney
High Point
Sue Ellen Melton
Jackie Melton
Jan Hiers
Cathy O’droneics
Jinx Cramer
Nancy Whitlock
Jane Newborne
Pam Penny
Nancy Hill
William McKay
van Britt
Tim Farmer
Fred Hollister
David Moose
Mike Garrison
Gregg Cox
Dennis Lewis
Col
George Resseguie
W. W. Schliestert
Charlotte
Ellen Briggs
Betsy Hood
Martha Lanares
Danny Sullivan
Norris Crigler
Jack Morrow
Robbie Marks
Sharon Thomas
Beverly Botsford
Ann Fleming
Genie White
Mary Newcombe
Missy Billings
Annn McQuilkin
Jimmy Warren
Jim Schliestett
Tom Youngblood
David Walker
George Coxhead
Bill Resseguie
Thompson Mann
Phillip Riker
Rickey Pate
Doug Wilson
Tommy Beiderbecke
Gene Stallings
Lou McNeill
Peter Barnes
Kisiah
Donna McQueen
Gastonia
Harold Haley
Quaker Oats Company
AAU
Amateur Athletic Union
Miss Ressequie
Fisher
Paul Appel
North Carolina Aau
Ray Kisiah
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Duane Hatl
Terps Poise For IC4A Outdoor Track Title Defense
In New York at Downing Stadium Maryland Terrapins led IC4A outdoor championships with 11 qualifying berths in opening Friday action and aimed to score in at least 10 of 18 finals. Villanova, Morgan State also posted strong showings but faced a tall task against defending champs.
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NEW York
Maryland
Terrapins
Ic& A
Jim Kehoe
Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
Villanova
Wildcats
Morgan State
Villano
Giants Need Help For Sadecki And More In NL Action
Giants left hander Ray Sadecki struggles for the fourth straight start as Philadelphia paces a 9-2 win. San Francisco also loses Gaylord Perry for 15 days due to a sore ankle while other NL results note Los Angeles beat New York 4-0, Pittsburgh over Houston 6-0, Cincinnati 6-5 St Louis, Atlanta 5-3 Chicago, and bold performances by Mazeroski Stargell Maloney Aaron Torre Willams Santo.
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Sadecki
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
John Callison
Dick Groat l
Herman Franks
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Los Angeles
New York
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago
Claude Osteen
Mets
Bill Murphy
Ken Boyer
Dick Stuart
Bob Veale
Pete Mikkelsen
Bill Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Art Mahaffey
Vada Pinson
Tommy Helms
Jim Maloney
Bill McCool
Cubs
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Mack Jones
Wade Blasingame
Aaron
Billy Willams
Ron Santo
Hi-Toms Move to Lexington for Tonight's Game
Thomasville's Hi-Toms travel to Lexington to face the Giants in a Western Carolinas League make-up game. Rain disrupted the schedule again with only one game played, as Greenville beat Salisbury 7-2. Salisbury collected nine hits while Greenville had four.
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Lexington
Thomasville
Hi-Toms
Toms
Giants
Greenville
Salisbury
Yankees Top Sox as Stottlemyre Dominates in Four to One Win
New York fans saw the Yankees beat the sagging Chicago White Sox 4 to 1 at Yankee Stadium. Mel Stottlemyre fired a three-hitter, with two unearned runs aided by three Chicago errors. Roy White's two-base error in the ninth ended the shutout. Elsewhere, Cleveland edged Minnesota, Baltimore beat Kansas City, Washington downed Boston, and California shaded Detroit.
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Hal Bockk
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Presto
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Houk
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Mel Stoulemyre
New York
Chicago
Stottlemyre
Roy White
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
California
Detroit
Etchebarren
Orioles
Red Sox
Bob Laverine
Don Lack
George Scott
Willie Smith
Dodgers blank Mets as Osteen shuts them out 4-0
In Los Angeles Claude Osteen pitched a three hit shutout powering the Dodgers to a 4-0 win over the New York Mets. Key support came from Don Mincher and Zoilo Versalles with timely hits as the Dodgers blanked New York.
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Minnesota
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles
Don Minchershitter
Dodgers
Zoilo Versalles
New York Mets
Max Alvis
Andy Etchebar
Iren
Baltimore
Inito
Cleveland
Orioles
Andy Etchebarren
Kansas City
Indy chatter centers on Andretti pace and pace for 500
Indianapolis crowd buzzes over Mario Andretti as favorite for the Golden Anniversary 500. A 165.899 mph qualifying record fuels hopes, while skeptics point to rivals Jimmy Clark A J Foyt Dan Gurney and Parnelli Jones. Field features Ford engines and rear engine shifts, with 22 Fords and 11 Offys among a record trial speed average of 160.251 mph.
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Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
Ind
Mario Andretti
Andretti
Chapion
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Dan Gurney
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Parnelli Jones
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Gordon Jarmecek
Hastings
Mich
Cale Yarborough
Charlotte
N.C
Clark
Foyt
George Sauders
Lafayette
Rodger Ward
Jones
Gurney
Bobby Grim
Lotus
Chuck Rodee
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Welcome
Ala
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ray L. Kisiah
High Point Parks and Recreation
Oscar Ellington
U. S
Camp Lejeune
Robert Lozado
Art Redden
Charlie Davis
Lozado
Redden
Trieste
Italy
Davis
National Swimming Pool Institute
Duane Hall
Carolina
Murray Chass
San Francisco’ Giants
Ray Sadecki
Chub Feeney
The
High Point Enterprise
Stu Miller
Wally Bunker
Rocky Colavito
Ingle
Twins
Indy
England
G m Hill
Jackie Stewart
Americans Yarborough
Gary Congdon
Garden Grove
Calif
Mel Kenyon
Davenport
Iowa
Larry Dickson
Marietta
Ohio
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