Northwestern League Track Meet Looms at Handley Campus
Handley hosts the eighth annual Northwestern League track championships with James Wood favored to sweep and Handley seeking four titles. Key events start at 10:30 a.m with prelims then finals at 1:30 p.m, admission 50 cents.
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Handley Guns
James Wood
Handley
Herndon
Dave Weler
Don Ratliff
Weller
Ratliff
Handley-Herndon
Clarke County
Robert Dart
Bill DeHaven
Jim Brown
Monte Hinkle
Jim
Monte
Hilltop
Mary Helen Massie
Phillies Move Into 2nd Place
Phillies beat Cincinnati 7-3 to move into second place one game behind St Louis. Callison drove in four runs with a double triple and homer, lifting Philadelphia in a three straight win over the Reds.
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Associated Press
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Callison
Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Ihich Callison
Los Angles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Edgers
Chicago
Ouston
Atlanta
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Detroit basketball pioneer Bill Buntin dies at 26
Detroit AP reports Bill Buntin, a key figure in Michigan's 1964 and 1965 Big Ten championship teams, collapsed and died during a pickup game in a Detroit gym. He left behind his widow Evelyna and three children.
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Detroit
Bill Buntin
Michigan
Buntin
Evelyna
Randolph-Macon Signs Stevens to Grid Grant
Harrisonburg High School halfback Howard Stevens, the smallest player on the All-State team, signed a grant-in-aid to attend Randolph-Macon College. The 5 foot 6, 165 pound back rushed for 1,159 yards on 180 carries with 10 touchdowns last season. Stevens becomes Randolph Macon’s first Negro football signee, with line coach T. W. Alley presenting the offer.
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Howard Stevens
Grant-In-Aid
Randolph-Macon College
Stevens
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
T. W. Alley
Dodgers blank Cubs as Singer twirls three-hitter
Dodgers pitcher Bill Singer limited Chicago to three hits in a 6-0 win. Phillies outslugged the Reds 7-3 behind Johnny Callison who doubled, tripled and homered to drive in four runs.
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Associated Press
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Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
First Race Win Seals Sale on Aqueduct Track
Just before Scooterpooper a two year old owned by E R Sharps won her first race. Trainer J R Hastie claimed the filly for six thousand five hundred dollars at Aqueduct this spring.
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J. R. Hastie
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Group II State Meet Wrestling Toward Team Titles at Virginia
In Charlottesville the Group II state meet unfolds at the University of Virginia with Mt. Jackson Stonewall Jackson defending mile pace and pole vault. Turner Ashby Gloucester duel for Group II and III supremacy. Merritt Kersey Matoaca and Monte Mays Appomattox highlight Group III bid for returns.
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Jim Rosen
Muskies Sell Sam Smith to Kentucky Colonels
The Minnesota Muskies of the ABA Thursday sold forward Sam Smith to the Kentucky Colonels. The move follows a slate of college and pro results with Centre routed by Washington and Lee and Randolph-Macon edging RPI.
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Bridgewater
Randolph-Macon
RPI
St, Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Muskies
American Basketball Association
Sam Smith
Kentucky Colonels
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