Central High and Page High compared in coaching staff sizes
Benny Phillips reviews athletic programs at Central High and Page High noting Page has seven varsity coaches while Central has five. The piece contrasts enrollments, conference affiliations, and coaching structures to suggest Central may improve by expanding its coaching staff, echoing earlier comparisons with Lexington High.
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High Point High School
Lexington High
High Point
J. C. McAllister
Central High
Lexington
Page High
Greensboro
A. J. Simeon
Herb Hipps
Joe Don Myers
Hipps
Bob Beasley
Sam Byers
Jayvee
Okay, Page
Swanner
John Morris
Jim Long
Sonny Odom
Jack Mitchell
Fredrick
Long
Phillips
Morris
Page
Tonight In Azalea's First Round Claimers Make Good Race
George Lowe, putting instructor, leads Azalea race in first round action reported from Wilmington. Competition features several claimers advancing with strong showings.
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Azalea
Wilmington, N. C
George Lowe
High Point Hosts Apps
High Point College hosts Appalachian tonight at Finch Field in a night game aimed at boosting attendance for college baseball. Coach Chuck Hartman notes the crowd potential for evening games, with a lineup including Don Cooke, George Lare, Nick Perlozzo and Gary Holland as key players.
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Paul Shinn
Finch Field
Thomasville
High Point College
Appalachian
Hi-Toms
High Point
Chuck Hartman
Be Nest College
Accarate Saas
Odts
Guilford
Blosse
Carolinas
Panthers
Hartman
Don Cooke
George Lare
Nick Perlozzo
Gary Holland
Bobby Robertson
Russ Nanfelt
Orioles Extend Unbeaten Streak Behind Palmer Victory
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Minnesota Twins as Jim Palmer pitched well to keep the club unbeaten this season. Palmer and the Orioles showcased strong pitching and timely hitting to secure another win.
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Jim Palmer
Orioles
Palmer Dominates as Team Routs Minnesota 7 to 1
In eighth inning form, Palmer hurled a strong game to help the team crush Minnesota 7 to 1 for its second consecutive win this season.
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Minnesota
Palmer
Baseball Spring Aces Shine As Sloppy Errors Define Games
Spring training efforts dominated headlines as a key game was postponed due to an overloaded transformer. In the only AL contest, Boston committed three ninth inning errors leading to a 5 2 loss despite strong beginnings for Baltimore. Other NL scores saw San Francisco blank Atlanta 2 0 and Cincinnati top Houston 5 4 as Mets edged Pirates 3 2. many games were rained out. Palmer controlled the mound mostly, while Balti more’s Balti more’s top winner Frank and Brooks Robinson homered for Baltimore. Don Buford drove in Chicago’s first two runs as Ward added a homer for Boston, with fielding miscues affecting several sequences.
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Ghain Ben Ben
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Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
Y Mets
Pittsburgh
Palmer
Minnesota
Baltimore
Frank
Brooks Robinson
Ron Hansen
Chicago
Weagle
Don Buford
Pete Ward
Hansen
Adair
Rico Petrocelli
Mike Yan
Tony Cloninger
McCovey
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Land
California
Anaheim Stadium
Deron Johnson
Mt Pappas
Gerry Arrigo
Abernathy
Pappas
Chuck Hiller
Om Oy Buchek
Jerry Grote
Hiller
Clemente
First Annual Citywide Boxing Tourney Opens in High Point
The High Point event at City Lake Gym features 18 bouts tonight with 50 cent admission. Proceeds support the Boys' Club athletic program, sponsored by the Red Shield-Club and Parks and Recreation. Ray Kisiah, Bud Davis, and Jack Smith direct the tournament with ten championship bouts tomorrow night.
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City Lake Gym
High Point
Red Shield
Parks and Recreation Department
Boys’ Club
Ray Kisiah
Bud Davis
World 600 To Carry Second Largest Purse
Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 13 will offer a purse of 126335 dollars for the World 600 race. Richard Howard, speedway general manager, said second prize is 13580 dollars and third pays 8645 dollars.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Richard Howard
Speedway
Day's Stars: Robinson Homers Twice in Orioles 7 1 Win
The Associated Press notes Batting Frank Robinson of the Orioles hit his first two home runs of the season in the first and third innings to power a 7 1 victory over Minnesota. Gaylord Perry of the Giants pitched a four hitter striking out four and one as he blanked Atlanta 2 0.
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Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Minnesota
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Atlanta
Gaylord Perry Dominates Braves In 2-0 Giants Opener
National League ace Gaylord Perry limited Atlanta to four hits in his 1967 debut as the Giants defeated the Braves 2-0. Willies Mays and McCovey homered to back Perry while Hank Aaron was the tying run at the plate in the ninth but struck out.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco Itcher
Atlanta
Giants
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Braves
Perry
Hank Aaron
Hank
Lasana
Little League Tryouts Slated for Next Saturday
Local notice invites boys aged eight to twelve who have not played before to try out for Little League teams. Tryouts spread across Oak View Millis Union Hill and other districts with workouts at Cedrow Park Cloverdale Harvel Park and Oak View. Coaches and sponsors urged to contact named volunteers.
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Johnson Street
Ey Mcee Park
Millis
Union Hill
Cedrow Park
Cloverdale
Oak Hill
Harvel Park
Northwood
Tomlinson
Jim Murphy
Libertore
Charlies Ivey
Brown
Brantley Hucks
John Farrington
Ed Spivey
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