Bowling Top Ten and League Standings Summary
Highs and standings across local bowling leagues. Hedrick Oil returns to first in Independent, Malpass Auto close behind. top individuals include Haden Levern 267 game and 667 series. Other leagues show General Steel, Patrician, and Carolina teams with high games and series led by Beard, Hunt, Ledwell, and Gammons.
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Larry Everhart
Larry
Gray Kaney
Fam-Craft
Jim Ledwell
Richard Beard
Max’s Grill
Don Royals
Mitchell
Jack Clontz
Kelly’s
Mike Beavers
Kelly
Harold Clark
Hedrick Oil
Malpass Auto Sales
Hedrick
Malpass
Haden Levern
John Hunt
Mark Anthony, Sr
Ed Rider
David Bolton
Charles Davis
Bob Ballard
Tom Harger
Worth Thompson
Bob Cecil
Jim Gordon
Esso
Dag’s
Tool
Old Dominion
Ben Cox
Ray Mills
George Kersey
Willie Phillips
Ralph Carter
Ralph Smith
David Farrington
Ralph Stevenson
Charles Causby
Harb’s Garage
Juicers
Carolina Container
W.H.P.E
Bud Messer
Johnny Miller
Buddy Lawrence
Fred Newman
Dick Davis
Marvin Emerson
Frank Harrelson
Bill Linthicum
Red Morgan
Darrel Galimore
John Collins
J. W. Cecil
Ernie
Ed West
Haden Lovern
Larry Walser
Vernon Clayton
Paul Ozment
Danny Caldwell
Paul Gammons
Charles Willard
Jim Weir
High Point Industrial Southern Chrysler
Archie’s
Reliance
Ritch
Jerry Scarce
Babe Reynolds
Sam Hart
Ronald Workman
Slim Cecil
Roy Dixon
Don Myers
Boyd Griffin
John Gibson
Jim Price
Pension plan gains 5.94 million annual funding offer
The pension committee proposes a total annual contribution of 5.94 million dollars tied to plan earnings to fund a 17 percent retirement benefit increase. An actuary says the arrangement would maintain ample funds if mortgage assets yield remain strong. The proposal guarantees the gap between 4 percent planned earnings and 6 percent actual earnings, matching owners’ prior offer.
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Miller
Pension Committee
Pension Plan
Phoenix
Astros Players Pick Teams During Strike
Houston Astros catcher Bob Stinson and pitcher Dave Roberts pass time during a strike over a pension plan. The team arrived to work out at the University of Houston but the field was unavailable as a college game was being prepared. Some players moved to another area while others went home.
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Houston Astros
Bob Stinson
Dave Roberts
University of Houston
Houston
Dawson Eyes Retirement Chiefs Expect Dawson to Play Next Season
Kansas City AP reports Len Dawson 36, aging Chiefs quarterback, to announce retirement plans but sources say he will sign a new contract and continue in pro football. Coach Hank Stram touts his passing, Dawson missed six games in 1969 from knee injuries and completed a four year deal around $250000.
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Kansas City
Len Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs
Dawson
Chiefs
Hank Stram
Purdue
Dallas Tex
Minnesota Vikings
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Jackie
HPC Netters Fall 6 3 to State in Tennis
Raleigh North Carolina State defeated High Point College 6 3 after leading in doubles 3 0. singles produced three HP players Javier Sanjines Peter Ranney and Hector Villarroel as winners while Bill Ashley Mike Smith and Tony Hege fell. Doubles results featured Ashley Ranney losing in three sets to Merritt Thorney of State Cy King and Herb McKim defeated Sanjines Villarroel in three sets.
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Raleigh
N. C
High Point College
Panthers
Campbell College
Wolfpack
High Point
Javier Sanjines
Peter Ranney
Hector Villarroel
Bill Ashley
Mike Smith
Tony Hege
Ashley- Ranney
Trevino Balks at Masters Security Clash Over Caddy
Lee Trevino clashed with Masters officials on his return to Augusta when a security officer threatened to eject his caddy Neal Harvey for lacking credentials. Harvey wore a season badge. officials later issued a complimentary badge for the practice rounds. Trevino threatened to leave with his caddy after the incident.
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Augusta
Lee Trevino
Neal Harvey
Super Mex
Harvey
Lee
Coody Seeks Masters Defense With Focused Attitude
Charles Coody says winning the Masters sharpened his concentration and drive as he defends his Augusta title. The piece notes his Masters upset over Nicklaus and Trevino in the World Series, highlights legends Snead Sarazen Palmer and Nicklaus, and lists first-time entrants and format changes for this year’s Masters.
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Augusta
Charles Coody
Augusta National Golf Club
Coody
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Bruce Crampton
Jack
Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Snead
Arnold Palmer
East Carolina Stuns Tar Heels In Baseball Clash
Sophomore Tom my Toms pitched a complete game and allowed only ring hits as East Carolina beat North Carolina 5-3. The ECC Pirates improved to 7-2 against the Tar Heels 13-4, with three unearned runs off Paul Miller in the first two innings. Virginia fell to Florida 2-0 and Wake Forest lost 9-7 to Georgia Southern amid ACC action.
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Associated Press
Tommy Toms
East Carolina
North Carolina
ECC Pirates
North Carolina Tar Heels
Pirates
Paul Miller
ACC
Virginia
Florida
Wake Forest
Georgia Southern
Virginia Cavaliers
Gainesville
Fla
Art Lee
Dave Bratt
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