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Salisbury RipsPirates By 13-3SALISBURY, N. C, (AP) Salisbury act two Western Caro-linas League tome run recor dsin trouncing Gastonia 13-8 Saturday night.Salisbury set the record for the most homers in one winning with four, and the mark for the most homers for a single game with six. The six homers leftthetheSalisbury eight short of league record of 94.Hitting home runs fcn fourth wers Larry Howard with; one on. Joe LewaUen with one on, and Jim McDonald with one on, and Fred light.Howard also homered Infirst, and pitcher Gary WaUman blasted one in the seventh.OtCon!*S#!SOKiry000 373 109- * IS 3200 100 Jta-13 14 1Si!Mr, KnmtHtm (I}, Napotaen (7) •ndUttta, Zetno, Cftr§*ma« to), Wiitman (7) and WaKon W—Z#ino t*4), I -Fittar 0-2).wa loHlWfY, How»ffl, 1, UflM, L*W-altar, McDonald. WaitmtnShelby DefeatsSpartanburg 8-7Danhom-SPARTANBURG (AP)Coker blasted a three-ruer in the seventh inning to break a to as Shelby outlasted Spartanburg 1-7 in an error-piagued Wei tern Carolinas League contest Saturday night. Both teams committed a totalof II errors. Shelby bobbled five grounders in the third inning to stake Spartanburg to a 4-0 lead. But the Phils made four mis-cues in the fifth timing to givethe Rebs the lead, 54. Spartanburg made six errors during theder in which they checked in.Before Yarbrough lost hisengine, to was turning laps at close to 169 mph.“STARTING in the back ofthe field is getting to to justnthe usual thing with me,said LeRoy.“We started in the rear at Charlotte and also in the rearat Atlanta, so 1 don't see whyit would make any difference here. It will be 400 miles ofHI-TOMFrom Page 1*CGlover. Bob Beckner struckout, but Bob Alexander tripled off the scoreboard to score Ashcroft and Videtich with the fifth and sixth runs of the frame.SHOEMAKER finally retired the next man. but it was too late He was tagged with the fifth and sixth Hi-Tom runs and was the losing hurl-«r.Three Hi-Tom h u r 1 e r s worked the game. Bob Calvert opened, went five frames and gave up aU five Giant hits. He was relieved in the sixth by Weldon. Weldon, removed for a pmch-hitter during the big uprising, was the winner. Jim Blaekledge came on to blank the Giants over the last two frames and preserve the win.The win moved the Hi-Tomsup into a three-way tie for fourth place with the Giants. Each haii33 woti-lost mariethe second half standingsMB*»game, with third bthcharged Dick Hoover.toTilley Cops WinAt Hickory OvalHICKORY, N. C. (AP) - Don of Statesville powered histo victory Saturday in the 50-lap NASCAR-sanctionedlate-model sportsman stock car ! Don Spr osansky, who made a race at the Hickory Speedway.pair of Shelby s errors in the; Tilley finished just ahead erfthird, atored with a solo home!Allen Ranken of Troutman in arun in the fourth inningShatby ...Spartanburg900 140 390—S It 004 810 200-7 7S*Or«M. eotsom (I), Ma|*w*fcl and Jamanj Vattimp, Oramly 15), Jon** (7),(f) and Cunring.1961 Ford after they ran a neck-and-neck race. Third place went to Bobby Waddell of North Wilkesboro in a 1961 Pontiac,who finished three car lengthsi behind Ranken.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point, North Carolina, US
Sun, Jul 04, 1965
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