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—thePalmer, NicklausChoice Of BookiesSOUTHPORT, England (AP) — Britain’s legal bookies ignored the recent worry showing of Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer in the United StatestheSalisbury eight short of league record of 94.Hitting home runs in fourth were Larry Howard with one on, Joe Lewallen with one on, and J tm McDonald with OfMj on, and Fred Light.Howard also homered In the first and pitcher Gary WaUman blasted one in the seventh.Open and installed the two ' hitting Americans as the favorites for the CrownGMfonlaSalisbury!»!»- • 15 2 200 100 JOx—13 14 1/Vm firtlf estitf, Knautton (I). Ntpeioen (7) mi upen UOH LJWIt, z***, ChrWrun ■(«), Wtllman C7•n«j W#t\on., Nicklaus. who needs only the! i uU- «-•*-British title to become the •l,#r' ^coena*. w«im»n.fourth man in history to complete a career sweep of the world’s four major titles, was made a 7-2 choice. Palmer was second at 5-L Defending championLema was third at 6-1.African Gary Player, U.S. Open champion, was next at 8-1 on the bookies’ early line for the I tourney that runs Wednesday through Friday on the Royal Birkdale course.Shelby DefeatsSpartanburg 8-7SPARTANBURG (AP) - Dan Coker blasted a three-run homer in the seventh inning to breaktie as Shelbv outlastedRock Hill Tops Greenville 6-3GREENVILLE, S. C. (AP)Rock Hill catcher Bob Lanning broke up a tie game with a two-run homer in the eighth Saturday night to help beat Green-k ville 8-3 in a Western Carolinas 1 League baseball game Saturdaynight.Rock Hill reliefer Felix Roque ' did not allow a base runner aft* ; er the score was tied in the sixth.ifa 5-5 ue asSpartanburg 8-7 in an error-plagued Western Carolinas League contest Saturday night.Both teams committed a total of 11 errors. Shelby bobbled five grounders in the third inning to stake Spartanburg to a 44) lead.But the Phils made four\Rock hhiMl ##.# ###*•#•e»* iact 021—4 II ocues in the fifth inning to give the Rebs the lead, 5-4. Spartanburg made six errors during thegame, with three charged tothird baseman Dick Hoover.Don Spruaansky, who made apair of Shelby’s errors in the third, atored with a solo home run in the fourth inning.HI-TOMFrom Page 1*CGlover. Bob Beckner struck out, but Bob Alexander tripled off the scoreboard to score Ashcroft and Videtich with the fifth and sixth runsof It fram,SHOEMAKER finally retired the next man, but it was too late He was tagged withthe 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 all five Giant hits. He was relieved in the sixth by Weldon. Weldon, removed for a pinch-hitter during the big uprising, was the winner. Jim Blackledge came on to blank the Giants over the last two frames and preserve the win. The win moved theinto a three-way tie for fourth place with the Giants. Each has a 3-3 woh-lost mark in the second half standings.Sh«lty ■ipanmmt g,NO 140 300—W 12 %010 2QO--7 7 *Orota, Poisom (I), M*|«wkl C7) andOrmmvm ......... 001 Oil 000--3 * i Jmwlt; Vattlmo. Oramty (5), !©«•• 17),Bradctock, Roqua («) and Lanaki«; RounsavUta (f) and Conning.Roltar and MtWHBams,Tilley Cops WinAt Hickory OvalHICKORY, N. C. (AP) - Don Tilley of Statesville powered his 1962 Ford to victory Saturday in the 50-lap NASCAR-sanctloned late-model sportsman stock car race at the Hickory Speedway.Tilley finished just ahead of Allen Ranken of Troutman in a 1961 Ford after they ran a neck-and-neck race. Third place went to Bobby WaddeU of North Wilkesboro in a 1961 Pontiac, who finished three car lengths behind Kanken.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point, North Carolina, US
Sun, Jul 04, 1965
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