Bison Open Season Against Wildcats in Port City
High Point Central faces New Hanover in Wilmington at 8 tonight in Legion Park. The Black Bison bring 15 lettermen as coach Herb Hipps seeks a balanced attack while Wildcat stars Bryan Farrow and Tom Dombrowski anchor the line.
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Daily Major League Baseball Schedule Snapshot
Today's games feature Kansas City at Los Angeles Minnesota at Chicago Cleveland at Washington Detroit at New York Boston at Baltimore. Saturday's games include Minnesota at Chicago Boston at Baltimore Detroit at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia Chicago at Houston Los Angeles at San Francisco New York at Cincinnati St Louis at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Chicago at Houston and Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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Mays May Bring Trouble for Front-Running Dodgers
Weary Willie Mays returns tonight as the Dodgers, leading the National League by five games, face a surge from the Cardinals who extended their win streak to eight. Richert and Sherry combined on a five-hit shutout of the Cubs while Curt Simmons and Curt Flood fueled the Cardinals past the Mets. Giants collapse and other AL results noted as Dodgers seek to maintain their lead with 22 games remaining.
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100000th major league game to be played in Washington
The 100000th major league game will be played in Washington tonight as the Senators host the Yankees. Gil Hodges and his club face a painful moment after a 3-2 12 inning loss, with Chuck Hinton hospitalized after being hit on the head by a pitch. The Yankees won on a 12th inning double by Clete Boyer and an RBI single by Hector Lopez.
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Palmer's Shoulder Aches Threaten Golf Showdown
Arnold Palmer, facing Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Bob Charles in the World Series of Golf at Firestone, suffers a right shoulder bursitis that may limit his play. He plans to rest and resume Saturday after weathering pain from a 7,165 yard course, with no X-ray complications but ragged bone edges noted by a doctor.
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Penn Tigers Face Reidsville in Conference Opener at Albion Mills
William Penn hosts Reidsville at Albion Mills Stadium at 8 p.m. in the Tigers first conference game after a 50-0 season opener. Starting right halfback Bobby Robertson is out with an injury, replaced by William Stanton, as Penn seeks a strong follow up to last week’s 317 yard performance and multiple touchdowns.
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Lynchburg Lynx win big in Class AA Sally League honors
Lynchburg claimed top honors in the Class AA Sally League with Les Moss named manager of the year and Jim Hicks voted player of the year. Moss led the Lynsox from sixth to the second-half pennant as 12 of 16 writers chose him. Hicks led with half the votes, while Marv Staehie and Troy Giles trailed.
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