Colonels Edge Herndon Then Fall to Albemarle in Meet
James Wood kept it close against Albemarle but lost 53 1 to 52 as Albemarle’s George Gay swept the 100 and 220 sprints. Herndon dominated field events, taking most titles while Goode and Bayliss led the Wood relay crews. The district meet looms with Albemarle James Wood Herndon and Handley in the hunt for the state crown.
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George Stover
Lexington
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Robinson Drives Orioles to Split With Tigers on Pinch Hit
Brooks Robinson, playing with a fractured right thumb, delivered a pinch hit in the 12th inning to score the winning run as Baltimore edged Detroit 5-4 in the nightcap and completed a doubleheader sweep after taking the opener 7-1.
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Junior Johnson Wins Disputed Darlington Race
Junior Johnson of Ronda North Carolina won the Rebel 300 at Darlington Raceway by about three seconds, but his victory is disputed by Bud Moore over alleged illegal pit servicing. NASCAR will decide if Johnson receives first prize of 10 940 or if Dieringer gains the payout.
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Penacook native Jim Shaw leads Dartmouth debut win
From Rolfe's hometown Hanover New Hampshire the Big Green turn to sophomore southpaw Jim Shaw who won 7 2 against Penn in his first league start of the season Shaw needed 110 pitches to hold Penn to six hits Shaw struck out 50 in 32 innings as a Dartmouth freshman and helped Orleans reach the Cape Cod League finals last season
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Pearls Once Worn By Men In Lowly Attire
Historical note recalls pearls as an accessory for men in past eras. The piece traces social norms shifting as jewelry styles evolved and public perceptions changed over time.
Debonair Heads to Preakness in Bid for Triple Crown
Lucky Debonair, Derby winner, runs for $150,000 Preakness at Pimlico in Baltimore this week in pursuit of the Triple Crown. A smaller field is expected. Jacinto is scratched, and Dapper Dan and Flag Raiser are among rivals with Isodoro Elea Flag Raiser leading early. Jockey Bobby Ussery guides Flag Raiser with Willie Shoemaker optimistic on Debonair's chances. Other 3-year-olds Tom Rolfe Native Charger and Hail To All also enter the Preakness field.
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Matson sets shot put record with 70 7 at SW Conference
Randy Matson, 20, sophomore, threw 70 feet 7 inches to set a world mark and says 70 feet is the limit for the shot. He plans growth to 270 pounds and trains for speed. Baylor’s Jim Lancaster edged in the Southwest meet as Matson topped the field. Also Gen Sarazen urges seniors to get annual physicals and advises a light nine holes then back nine to protect health and play.
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