36 Pointers in GGO Pro-Am at Sedgefield
Sedgefield hosts the Greater Greensboro Open pro-am with 36 amateurs from High Point, Sedgefield and Thomasville entering. The total purse rises to 27,500 with 2,500 for the pro-am and 1,000 for a hole-in-one, while starts begin at 6:15 a.m. with listed pairings and pros in early groups.
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Thomasville
Glenn Cribfield
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W. W. Sharp, Jr
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Bill) Blanton
Ed K. Thrower
Z. P
Skinny) Long
Jack Holbrook Jr
D. R. Cannon
H. W. Taylor
Bob Guarine
J. G. Hutchins
Bob Bundy Jr
R. H. Keever
George Hutchens
J. W
Bill) Bennett
al A. Oliver
George Crickmore
George Machen
J. Harris Covington
Walt A. Kennedy
Dave Stanton
J. A. Mitchell
J. W. Catlin
J. A. Watkins
George Lyles Jr
G. A. Mebane
Frank Garrett
Gordon Eaves
R. B. Lewis
Frank Hunsucker
Oscar McMullan
Charles E. Diffendal
Walter C. Comer Jr
College Scores Ledger Showdowns and Upsets
The Associated Press reports baseball results with Davidson 9 7 over William and Mary 19 Wake Forest 6 over Camp Lejeune 0 Catawba 2 over Appalachian 1 A golf snippet shows Wake Forest 174 Clemson 9 Maryland 21 South Carolina 6.
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William and Mary
Wake Forest
Camp Lejeune
Catawba
Appalachian
Clemson
Maryland
South Carolina
Chicago Beats Detroit 3-1 To Lead Final Series 2-1
The Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 3-1 on Monday, taking a 2-1 lead in the best of seven final series. No games are scheduled Tuesday. Wednesday schedule shows Chicago at Detroit.
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Chicago
Detroit
Bowling results from last night and season highs
High game limit shows Scott Vivians with 243 and high series 603 by Brown. Weaver Insurance posts 919 in a game and Warners 2575 in team series. WHPE and WHPE led with 603 for series while Vivians tops team game. overall team score 2708 and 1004 in a listed ping pong style.
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Vivians
Brown
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Warners
Cross
Wray
Local Bowling Scores and Standings Report
Highs and series tallies from last night show Shirley Muckiow leading individuals in both high game and high series. Team NH standings list Nina's Ning and Snipes TV with top team scores and series totals.
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Nina
Pegey Anne Dress Shop
Estelle Smith
Lucille Newman
Schoonbeck
Luciille Newman
Snipes TV
Clemson Faces Furman In Nonconference Clash On ACC Schedule
Clemson, a regular ACC title contender, opens the season slowly and hosts Furman in a nonconference game. Wake Forest improves to 13-2 after a 6-0 win over Camp Lejeune's Marines, with Jerry Galehouse leaving early due to a pulled muscle. Furman sits at 5-6 overall, while Clemson stands 4-3 in ACC play (2-2).
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Associated Press
Clemson
Furman
Camp Lejeune
Marines
North Carolina
Wake Forest
ACC
Demon Deacons
Wake
Jerry Galehouse
Ed Mandy
Bobby Knott
Roger Coon
Bob Worrell
Tigers
Bill Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Bowling High Games and Series at Rol-A-Rink
Esther Hale posted the high game at Rol-A-Rink with 187. Betty Harb led the high series with 489. Rol-A-Rink Skat had the top team game of 840 and the top team series of 2514.
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Esther Hale
Betty Harb
Skat
Pat Moore
N. St. Bus. Col
Barbara Hite
Wilson Jirs
Machen Proves Himself In Cow Palace Victory
Eddie Machen, ranked No 2, won a ten round decision over Mike DeJohn at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. DeJohn staggered Machen with two rights in the fourth, but Machen led most rounds and bloodied DeJohn’s nose in the sixth. Judges scored 63 to 82 and 81 to 82 with AP giving Machen the edge 6-2.
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Eddie Machen
Portland, Ore
Cow Palace
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DeJohn
Syracuse
N. Y
Machen
Portland
Eddie
Mat Zidich
Jack Silver
Johnny Lotsy
Associated Press
California
Reds Stick With Formula As Beard Takes Charge
The Columbia Reds enter the season with a pitching and defense emphasis under manager Ted Beard who takes a full season at the helm after stepping in mid last year. Key pitchers Duckworth Touchberry Fodor and catcher Smith anchor a squad built around solid defense and improving hitting at shortstop remains the challenge. The opener is April 17 at home against Greenville.
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Columbia Record
Associated Press
Columbia
Reds
Ted Beard
Indianapolis
Beard
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
James Duckworth
Duckworth
Topeka
Greenville
Burt Touchberry
Marv Fodor
Cincinnati
Fodor
Bob Smith
Dick Beall
Bobby Klaus
Celtics Favored to Win NBA Title Behind Sharman Sanders
Boston carries a 3-1 edge in the best of seven as Bill Sharman and rookie Tom Sanders power the Celtics toward a fourth title in five years. Sharman’s standout playoff run and Sanders’s 22 points pace the club against the Hawks at Boston Garden with St Louis fighting to stay alive.
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Boston
Bill Sharman
Tom Sanders
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Boston Garden
Chicago
Sharman
Hawks
Lenny Wilkens
Bob Cousy
NBA
Satch Sanders
New York University
Auerbach
Sanders
St. Louis
Sox edge Senators in opener as Donovan shines
Washington falls 4-3 to Chicago in President Kennedy era debut with 26,725 fans. Donovan pitched six effective innings despite four Washington errors, while Roy Sievers homered and drove in the deciding run with a sac fly for the White Sox. Frank Baumann earned the win after Early Wynn and Russ Kemmerer.
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Ing
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Elwood Quesada
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Chicago White Sox
Dick Donovan
Donovan
Chicago
White Sox
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Sox
al Lopez
Roy Sievers
Frank Baumann
Early Wynn
Russ Kemmerer
Wynn
Black Hawks Take 2 1 Lead In Cup Chase
The Chicago Black Hawks beat Detroit 3 1 to move 2 1 up in the best of seven Stanley Cup series. Stan Mikita and Ron Murphy scored as Chicago opened a two game lead, with Game 4 in Detroit on Wednesday and a chance to clinch at home.
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Bobby Hull
Ron Murphy
Red Wing
Bassen
High Point golfers rout Indians in North State clash
High Point College golf team defeated Catawba College 14 for two and a half and three and a half. Stan Kinney led HP with a 73, defeating Reynolds and earning individual honors. Other HP winners included Morris defeating Cole and Winery defeating Beasey while Kinney also beat Williams.
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Panther
Indians
Stan Kinney
High Point High School
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Morris
Cole
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Williams
Pirate Official Dead at 47 After Pirates Success
Branch Rickey Jr. vice president of the Pittsburgh Pirates dies in Presbyterian Hospital at 47 from hepatitis diabetes and pneumonia. Son of Branch Rickey Sr. credited for Pirates recent success, had led minor league operations since 1950 and helped shape farm system praised by GM Joe L Brown.
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Sion Jr
Pirates
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Brooklyn
Ohio Wesleyan College
University of Michigan Law School
Cardinals
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Pirate
Joe L. Brown
Branch Jr
Baseball Schedule Reads: Midwest and Coast Matchups
The schedule lists Minnesota at New York Cleveland at Detroit Kansas City at Boston Los Angeles at Baltimore. Chicago 4 Washington 3 appears as a scoreline. Other NL matches include Pittsburgh at San Francisco St Louis at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Los Angeles Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
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