Bud Wilkinson to head National Youth Fitness Program
Bud Wilkinson named to lead the National Youth Fitness Program by President Kennedy. He outlines a plan combining conditioning drills, proper nutrition, and school-affiliated activities to make fitness engaging for American youth. He cites Oklahoma programs and Yale models as inspirations and notes a stepwise approach starting with summer conditioning and balanced diets.
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Washington
Bud Wilkinson
Charles B. Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Kennedy
Wilkinson
Varrisburg
America
Bud
Yale University
Yale
New Haven
Gomer Jones
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Hamilton
Bulldogs Rally Past Panthers 8-7 in Ninth Inning Win
Atlantic Christian defeats High Point College 8 to 7 as Dave Bryen drives in two with bases loaded in the ninth. Pitcher Ted Perry earned the win for AC while Don Cashion took the loss for HPC. Hubbard and Pittman each had three HPC hits.
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Wilson
Atlantic Christian Bulldogs
High Point College
Bulldogs
Panthers
Dave Bryen
John Pitman
Bobby Atkinson
Fulghum
Fritts
Byron
Ted Perry
Clyde Morgan
Carroll Hawkins
Don Cashion
Cashion
HPC
Atlantic Christian
Farley
Williard
Cook
Cashen
Hawkins
Hubbard
Pittman
Pfeiffer blanks HPC Netters 7 0 in season opener
Pfeiffer College Falcons toppled High Point netters 7 0 in the first tennis match of the season. Singles results show Davis, Stokes, Gardner, Straw, and Stokes each winning for Pfeiffer. Doubles J Stokes B Stokes and Davis Gardner alsotriumphed to seal the sweep.
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Pfeiffer College
Falcons
High Point
Netters
HPC
Dodgers coach Leo Durocher suspended after incident
Hodges reports say Leo Durocher returns to baseball duties after a three day suspension for a kicking incident with umpire Jocko Conlan. Observers note the on field clash ended in a draw as the Dodgers open the season.
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Leo Durocher
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jocko Conlan
Leo
Jocko
McIntire’s Challengers Fade as Round Two Opens
In Pinehurst North Carolina two top threats to Barbara McIntire failed to advance in the second round of the North and South Amateur Golf. Mary Patton Janssen defeated Mary Cudone while Alex Welsh eliminated Jean Ashley. Other first round results include Judy Eller Mary Ann Downey Barbara Williams and Marge Burns advancing in the lower and upper brackets.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Barbara McIntire
Pinehurst Country Club
Philip Cudone
Jean Ashley
Miss McIntire
Cudone
West Caldwell
N. J
Lake Park
Fla
W. G. Boggs
Pittsburgh
Betty Probasco
Chattanooga
Indianapolis
Judy Eller
Old Hickory
Tenn
Virginia Ott
Williamsport
Barbara Fitton
Hamilton
Ohio
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kan
Mary Ann Downey
Baltimore
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Calif
Helen Sigel Wil
Chattanooga Tenn
Edward Ferriday
Chevy Chase
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
N.J
Alex Welsh
Rockford
Ill
Chanute
Kaw
H. &. Semple
Sewickley
Edward McAuliffe
Wellesley
Mass
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Nina Crampton
Bethesda
Paul Dye Jr
Indianpolis
Avery Rockefeller Jr
Greenwich
Conn
Joseph Nesbitt
Theodora Rooney
West Roxbury
J. Stuart Brown Jr
Ann Stranahan
Toledo
Margo Michaelis
Hollywood
Thomas Nolan
New Castle
Helen Sigel Wilson
Galdwyne
John Dyson
Sugarloaf
Marge Burns
Greensboro
N.C
Joan Pennington
Buffalo
N. Y
Doris Phillips
Bellevenie
N. Maurice Glick
McIntire - Probasco
Janssen
Twilight Ten Pin Highs From Last Night's Scores
Local bowling results show high game and high series leaders across several teams. Notable performances include G Hite at Parrish Texaco with 179 high game and Nick Bambolis at Callahan Oil with a top series, plus WHPE leading team game and series. Individual totals for sponsors and shops are listed with multiple clubs posting high marks.
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G. Hite
Parrish
Texaco
Nick Bambolis
Callahan Oil
Parrish Texaco
C. E. Matthews
Bowman Oil
Aloma Hawks
Marie Kelly
Seekers
Tire Exchange
Perry
Wildcats
Quinn
Ant
Jacob’s
Coron Ree
Renee Neneheenee Wilson Jewe
College V.F.W
Jo Anne Williams
Early Birds
TEN Pin League
North State
Reeneee
June Kennedy
Rollettes
Wilson Jewelry
Peggy Anne Dress Shop
Ry High
See
New Council
Nina
Moore
Betty Harb
Rola-Rink
Barbara Hite
Sacatianial Wilson Jewelry
J. Sturgis
Vic
Mitchell Olt Parrish Texaco
Glenola Motors
High game and series in bowling event
Estelle Smith bowled the high game and Shirley Mucklow led with the high series. Pin Spotters posted a team score of 637 while Peppy A and Anne Dress contributed in CS00ee WM.
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Estelle Smith
Shirley Mucklow Cocsas
Pin
Peppy
Anne Dress
Big Fiscal Shift At Charlotte Motor Speedway
C DeVaughn Ellington was elevated to general manager and joined the board at a four hour meeting. He will revamp the track’s financial structure and take over financial and administrative control of Charlotte Motor Speedway Inc. The World 600 race is scheduled for May 28.
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Charlotte
N.C
C.devaughn
Duke
Top ACC Teams Square Off In Four-Game Set
ACC leaders Duke, Wake Forest, North Carolina and NC State clash in a four game series while South Carolina visits Clemson and Navy plays Maryland. Jim Mooring leads hitters at .500 with 14 hits in 28 at bats, as Roger Coon and Paul Swing also pace the league in various categories. Coon tops homers triples and RBIs through 16 games.
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Associated Press
Duke
ACC
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
North Carolina
South Carolina
Clemson
Navy
Maryland
ACC Service Bureau
Greensboro
Jim Mooring
Paul
Roger Coon
Coon
Gastonia
N.C
Bill Covington
Wake
Jerry Goodman
New Pilots Ready For CL Openers
Five new managers will oversee the Class B Carolina League season opener with Greensboro at Winston-Salem Raleigh at Wilson Burlington at Durham. Returning field leader is Jack McKeon of Wilson. Elmer Voter once led Greensboro in 1955. Managers include Enos Slaughter Raleigh Bill Herring Burlington Wayne Terwilliger Greensboro and Al Lakeman Durham. President Bill Jessup convened executives for last minute preparations and rules discussions.
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Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Raleigh
Burlington
Durham
Jack McKeon
Elmer Voter
Enos Slaughter
Bill Herring
Wayne Terwilliger
al Lakeman
Bill Jessup
Jessup
Open Season Seen as Now or Never for Charleston White Sox
The Charleston White Sox open their 1961 season Monday against the Jacksonville Jets in College Park. Manager Ira Hutchinson arrives with a mix of new faces and veteran know-how after recent Florida player selections. the club aims to improve on a seventh-place Sally League finish and batting and fielding lows from last year.
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Charleston
S.C
Charleston White Sox
Bill Ackerman
Chicago
White Sox
Jacksonville Jets
College Park
Ackerman
Tom Fleming
Florida
Ira Hutchinson
Lincoln
Hutchinson
Jim Lynn
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Williams
Stokes
Tonn
Gardner
Pope
Straw
Sprinkle
J. Stokes
B. Stokes
Foddrell-Williams
Davis-Gardner
Pope Neal
Hodges
McIntire
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Doris Philpath
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Mary Uckett
Main St. Motors
Billie Davis
Gillie Davis
Pioneer League
Sherwood Beben
Betty Foster
Rosetta Veachseeneee
Speedway
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Rich's Center
W. Commerce
Cee Sane
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Chasox
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Dick Grant
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Fleming
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