High Point Association Women’s Bowling Roundup Features Leagues and Standings
The High Point Association committees outline duties for nominating and legislative work with May 20 as tentative annual meeting. City tournament entries total 30 teams doubles 33 and 66 singles, the second largest since formation. League results span High Point Lanes, Go-Go, Breakfast Club, Go-Getters, and more, with top scores and notable performances, plus a surprise birthday celebration for Mary Puckett.
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Ruby Black
High Point Association
Barbara Hite
Rheumel Prangley
Edith Thompson
Velma Tittsler
Beverly Thibodeau
Association
Mary Mellichampe
Ann Clayton
Burlington Lanes
High Point Lanes
Mary Jane Hayworth
Columbia Super Market
Judy Earnhardt
All Star Lanes
Jackie Bray
Jackie
Dalphine Surratt
Louise Hart
Ida Mobley
Hill Electric
Deluxe Law and Tool
Breakfast Club
Eileen Huber
Elinor Dawkins
Go-Getters
Bray Electric
Rose Radio & TV
Vera
Dottie Beaston
Mary Puckett
Mary Flynn
Gangbusters
Pin Busters
Red Hots
Clayton
Johnny
Gerri Collins
Faye
J. D. Kirkman
Faye Kirkman
Evelyn Leach
Johnny Collins
Stevenson
Yankees
Everette Shelton
Betty Hill
Whpe
Alley Surfers
Gastonia
Golf's Masters Hazards Highlight Notable Shots Over Years
The page recounts Masters moments with embankment bounces and lucky lifts. Arnold Palmer benefited in 1960 by a favorable ruling giving a free lift for a three. Nicklaus faced the brink in 1963. Other noted holes include Harmon in 1947 Hyndman in 1959 Snead Finsterwald and Sanders incidents. A spectator remark captures the dramatic tension.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Harmon
Bill Hyndman
Sam Snead
Citadel Seeks Southern Conference Lead in WVU Twin Bill
The Citadel Bulldogs host West Virginia Mountaineers in a pivotal doubleheader in Charleston to claim sole top spot in the So Con. Richmond and East Carolina also linger at 2-0. a Citadel sweep keeps the Bulldogs ahead, while a loss could shuffle the standings. Richmond and William and Mary both fell to outside opponents Thursday.
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Associated Press
Citadel
Bulldogs
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Charleston
S. C
East Carolina
Richmond
Madala Avian
Aaminanal
William and Mary
Spiders
Ashland
Ohio
Indians
Delaware
Louis Carro
Tom Green
Larry Powers
Randy Glesenkamp
Tim Austin
Chuck Albertson
Civic Triples League Scores Highlight Local Meet
Last night results include individual high scores by Mary Jane Hayworth and Sam Hart, with top games by Clyde Patton and Ralph Dunn. Team leaders noted are Burlington and Mercury Athletics, with Speirs and High Point Lions among top performers.
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Sam Hart
Myrtle Desk
Burlington
McLambs Wesles
High Ind
Clyde Patton
Ralph Dunn
Speirs
Mercury Athletics
High Point Lions
Page High Nets Win By Narrow Margin In Tennis Meet
Greensboro Page High, with top players, defeats High Point 6-3 to even the series at 4-4. Singles results include Tate, Lee, caer, Fagg, Yates, and Osmer with scores 6-2 to 6-4. Doubles see Lee Ramsey and Yates Gibson victors, while Maer and Yates-Gibson show strong performances for Page.
Maryland visits Duke and Wake Forest after 2-0 start
Undefeated Maryland travels to Duke today and Wake Forest Saturday for ACC baseball tests after sweeping Dartmouth 3-0 and Hofstra 6-5. Hetrick leads with .625 average, while four Maryland pitchers combine for a 2.50 ERA as Duke aims to match its best start since 1963.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Tobacco Road
Duke
Wake Forest
Terrapins
John Hetrick
Dartmouth
Hofstra
Hetrick
Boston Red Sox
Hershey
Mark Harris
Bob Reed
Tom Bradley
Frank Bonvardo
Blue Devils
Carter Hill
Randy Blanchard
Mike Holloway
Barney Smith
Stan Cobl
North Carolina
North Carolina State
ACC
Clemson
Virginia
South Carolina
Lion extinction debate tied to Crusades claim
Britannica cites that the lion listed 130 times in biblical text did not vanish from Palestine until the Crusades era, reframing earlier extinction timelines.
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Palestine
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Blair Park Announces First Cat Fight Event
The High Point Golf Association plans its first tournament of the year on Sunday April 16 at 12 30 pm. Members must sign up by Saturday April 15 by 12 noon to play in this Cat Fight.
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High Point Golf Association
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Richard Rendleman
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