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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1959

Page

12

Braves Near Top as NL Race Tightens

Milwaukee wins three straight to pull into a tie with Los Angeles for second, three games behind San Francisco. National League results include Lew Burdette, Bob Buhl wins for the Braves and Juan Pizarro’s 6-2 victory over Cincinnati. Giants top Cardinals as Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda drive the rally, while the Dodgers move into a share of second.

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Giese Says Duke Should Be Favored

Columbia South Carolina coach Warren Giese says Duke should open as favorite for the Gamecocks season opener on September 19. He notes Duke’s returning center of its starting line and Gamecocks losses, and credits Duke with strong ACC history and a likely powerful season challenge.

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Indians 4 1/2 Back as 18 Games Remain in Race

With 18 games left the Cleveland Indians sit 4 1/2 games behind the Chicago White Sox. They won three home runs in a 6-5 victory at Chicago and followed with a 2-1 win on Vic Power's two run ninth inning double. They swept Detroit 15-14 and 6-5 as Chicago’s lead narrowed elsewhere.

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Dodgers Top Cubs 7 1 In Night Baseball Clash

Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 in a night game while the Philadelphia club won 6 to 4 against Cincinnati. Eddie Yost homered twice for the Tigers in the opener, as Detroit split, with Jim Piersall delivering a two run single.

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Schoolfield Named President of Speed Scribes

Hank Schoolfield of Winston-Salem is named president of the Carolinas Motorsport Writers. Blanche Martin of Michigan State is noted as a B-plus student in pre-dentistry. Lord Steward is the leading money winner with $338,831 in winnings.

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Major League Standings Snapshot A L East Leaders

The American League standings show Cleveland at 80 56 with 588 for percentage. Detroit and New York hover around .500, while Chicago Kansas City and Oakland trail with varied innings and records.

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Redskins Arrive in Twin City for Piedmont Bowl Week

Forty one Washington Redskins players plus five coaches and officials arrived in Winston-Salem from Jacksonville for a week of practice before facing the Green Bay Packers in the Piedmont Bowl. Coach Mike Nixon scheduled two daily sessions at Wake Forest practice field as Green Bay, with 31 players, moved to Greensboro for practice after arriving from Bangor Maine.

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Nino Valdes Marks 19th Year as Pro Fighter

Heavyweight Nino Valdes reaches 19 years as a professional boxer. The milestone highlights a career spanning decades with notable bouts and enduring presence in the ring.

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