Duke Wins 13-3 at Rollins in Fla Tournament
Duke blue devils piled up 15 hits to defeat Rollins 13-3 in Park Florida. Odum drove in four runs Bracy added three as Duke rolling offense led by strong early innings. ACC teams also won games Clemson over The Citadel Virginia over Yale South Carolina over Georgia Southern North Carolina over Colgate and Dartmouth over Maryland.
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Ford Wins Pole for Tomorrow's Southeastern 500
Freddy Lorenzen earned the pole at Bristol International Speedway with a 22.31 second lap at 80.681 mph in a 1963 Holman Moody Ford. Glenn Roberts and Tiny Lund followed, as 12 of 36 cars qualified for the 250 mile event with more rounds planned and 24 additional spots available today.
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Mercury
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Goodman posts 652 in Pro League as Blue Gray ties Wildcats
Goodman delivers 222 and 234 in a 652 series as North Side Lanes hosts Friday Night Pro League. Blue Gray falls 2-2 to Wildcats amid Jim Morton’s absence. Several teams post high scores including Ritter's 605 and Continental Homes 4-0 over O'Sullivan.
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Riley Loy
Ken Hockin
Florida Derby Opens with Candy Spots Favored
Gulfstream Park opens at 10 a.m. EST for the 12th Florida Derby run over 11.4 miles featuring the undefeated Candy Spots and seven other promising three year olds.
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Gulfstream Park
Candy Spots
Pender Loses New York Crown Bid After Commission Ruling
The New York State Athletic Commission again withdrew its recognition of Pender as 160 pound champion, affirming Dick Tiger of Nigeria as world champ. The body cited Pender's alleged failure to defend the title and an official challenge by Joey Giambra of Buffalo.
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Winchester Rebels Schedule Practice
The Winchester Rebels will hold a practice tomorrow at Rouss Park at 2 p.m. Anyone interested in trying out for the team is invited to report.
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Winchester Rebels
Rouss Park
Duckpin Star League game sets season high for F M Bank
Yvonne Claytor and teammates led Farmers and Merchants Bank to a 613 game in the Eve ning Star Ladies League at Health Center Lanes. The quartet included 119 124 136 122 112 as the bank posted five strikes and 15 spares to beat Bun cutter Oil and set a season best.
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Pat Whitacre
Dorothy Burke
Ruby Wingfield
Dot Rice
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Evening Star Ladies League
F & M Girls
Bank Girls
Buncutter Oil
Buncutter Girls
Leona Buckner
Thelma Deavers
Coaches Cry Over Underdog East West All Star Clash
In Lexington the East West college All Star game pregame tears flow as coaches react to height disparities. East coach Harold Anderson vows no crying for Cliff, while West retains the edge in reserves. Albinnati Thorn Thurmond anchor the East lineup. Game time 8 p.m. EST in Springfield Mass.
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Harold Anderson
Cliff
Albinnati
Rod Thorn
West Virgina
Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
Wells
Ken Chariton
Colorado
Bill Green
Colorado State
Lyle Harger
Houston
Willie Brown
Texas
Senators Maintain Smallest Farm System in Baseball
The Washington Senators have the smallest farm system in baseball with one Class AA and three Class A affiliations.
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Washington Senators
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