Wake's Cal Stoll to Speak At Judges Athletic Banquet
ACC Coach of the Year Cal Stoll of Wake Forest is set to speak at the Judges Athletic Association banquet. Stoll led Wake Forest to a 6 4 5 overall record and 5-1 ACC mark, earning unanimous ACC Coach of the Year honors and District Three national praise.
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North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
University of Virginia
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Michigan State
Lotz Leads Monsanto Open After First Round
Dick Lotz fired a five under par 66 to share the Monsanto Open lead at Pensacola Country Club. Larry Wood matched him at 66, while Déane Beman stood one stroke back at 67 and a group at 68 included Chi Chi Rodriguez and others. Lee Trevino and Billy Casper struggled with 71 and 75 respectively.
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Pensacola
Fla
Dick Lotz
Larry Wood
Pensacola Country
Déane Beman
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dean Befram
Billy Maxwell
Randy Wolff
Bob Erickson
Billy Casper
Brewers top White Sox as Lockwood tosses four-hitter
Milwaukee right-hander Skip Lockwood pitched a four-hitter to beat Chicago 4-1 and win his first year start. He worked through a sixth inning threat and relied on his fastball and curve as the Brewers snapped the White Sox six game skid. Tomm y Harper scored the first run and Mike Hegan added an RBI in the second inning. In other AL results Detroit beat New York 3-2, Baltimore outlasted Cleveland 6-4 in 10, Oakland topped Minnesota 4-3, and California defeated Kansas City 5-2 in 11. NL action saw San Francisco defeat Houston 4-3 in 10, Los Angeles beat St. Louis 2-1, and Chicago edged San Diego 4-3.
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Wills
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Healy
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Jim Ray
Denny McLain
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Royals
Bob Garibaldi
Bobby Ponds
Astros
John Edwards
Joe Pepitone
Ron Santo
Cubs
Bill Hands
Padres
Season of Challenges at Winchester Speedway Opens
Editor Jessie Sullivan previews a racing season at Winchester Speedway marked by rule changes and new cars. Top contenders include Johnny Haberbach in a '67 Chevelle and Buddy Armel in the No. 8 entry, with Loveless Chevrolets fueling several standout teams. Racing roars to life Saturday night.
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Winchester Speedway
Lee Stultz
Buddy Armel
Johnny Haberbach
Haberbach
Hagerstown
Buddy Loveless
Roger Tracy
Tracy
Larry McCormicks
Larry
Charles Town
W. Va
Phil Chandler
Blake Sowers
Blake Cowgill
Ralph Davis
Buster Hopkins
Dodgers Edge Cardinals In Nine Inning Pitching Duel
Al Downing worked nine innings for the Dodgers to earn his first NL win in a 2-1 victory over St Louis. Fran Healy hit a first pitch homer for the Giants in a 4-3 10 inning win over Houston. Cubs beat Padres 4-3 as Bill Hands allowed eight hits in a solid start.
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San Diego Padres
Handley Wood Tangle Tomorrow at Local Invitational
Handley and James Wood clash in the Handley Bowl while Clarke County hosts the Clarke County Invitational in Berryville. Jaycees sponsor the City-County meet with trophies and ribbons, Lloyd Williams Post sponsors Berryville events with trophies, high scorer, and winning team. James Wood seeks revenge after last season's 102 34 defeat. Handley dominated with 13 firsts in 16 events.
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Dave Newlin
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Handley Bowl
Colts Fear Hex Threat From Norfolk Psychic
Norfolk resident Evil Eye Fleagle Ted Owens claims mind power to hex the world champion Baltimore Colts and seeks $100,000 to remove the curse. Colts president Carroll Rosenbloom invited a meeting to discuss safeguards as Owens boasted of using his powers to disrupt opponents.
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