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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1967

Page

29

Wilmington Panthers roll to 9 0 win over High Point

Wilmington College defeated High Point College 9 to 0 in a nonconference game at Finch Field. Wayne Johnson drove in five runs, John Johnson hit a grand slam, and Hall added two hits and two RBIs as the Panthers pounded HPC pitching.

Finch Field Thomasville -Wilmington College High Point College Seahawks Gary Holland Robbie Myers HPC David Mowery Panthers Ter Myers Holland Johnson Hall RBI Wilmington High Point Jimmy Sanders Tony Braun Bobby Robertson Russ Nanfelt Steve Burns Sanders HPC Crew Chuck Hartman Braun George Lare Perlozzo Elon Hartman Forrest Dover Belmont Abbey Lenoir Rhyne Western Carolina Rhbi Abrh Bi Dew Cf Mowery

High Point bowling standings and awards dinner announced

In the High Point area the HP Classic lead remains with Carter's Restaurant three weeks from finish as Sportsman Club and Brookdale Carving chase second. Kemp of Royal-O Apparel posted a 671 set and 249 high game. awards dinner set for May 19 at the Sheraton Hotel with 6:30 cocktail hour.

High Point Carter's Sportsman Club Brookdale Carving Harb’s Royal-O Apparel Tom Kemp Kemp Clyde Wood Miley Allen Horace Kelly Paul Gammons Harold Gutterman Dick Davis C. V. Harvey Don Royals Taylor Brookbank Jim Wirsching Danny Linthicum Charlie Mann Patrician Furniture Sartin Cleaners Royalo Apparel Sartin’s Richard Briley Tayior Brookbank Charles Johns Doc Board Lowell Hurley Charles Causby Charles Maultsby McLamb’s Grocery Uph. Co Burlington Sam Hart Ernie Arsenault Jr Carolina Container Co Ragan Carmichael Inc Blevins Printing Co Carolina Container Red Morgan Milford Payne Thomas Car Works Jr. Order Sealtest Jim Ledwell James Sneed Carolina the Mumblers Rudy Raiders Allen Barker Coleman McDowell Ralph Carter High Point Bowling Association Sheraton Hotel

Hartman Named Greensboro Legion Baseball Coach

Chuck Hartman, Greensboro Legion coach and High Point College baseball coach since 1958, will lead Greensboro Bartner American Legion team this summer after his college season ends. This is his second Legion assignment following an assistant role on Gastonia’s 1954 national finalists. Hartman, a UNC Chapel Hill graduate from Gastonia, praises Greensboro’s program.

Chuck Hartman High Point Greensboro Bartner American Legion Hartman Legion Gastonia Greensboro University of North Carolina At

Sixers Favored to Close Out Warriors in NBA Final

Philadelphia holds a 3-1 lead over San Francisco in the best of seven series and hosts Game Five. Wilt Chamberlain aims for his first major title as Hal Greer Wally Jones and Chet Walker support him, while Rick Barry leads the Warriors in scoring.

Philadelphia Philadelphia 76Ers San Franc Warriors 76Ers Warriors Wilt Chamberlain Hal Greer Wally Jones Chet Walker Luke Jackson Billy Cunningham

Trackman Beatty to officiate Greensboro track meet

Jim Beatty named as official for the Greensboro meet joining NC State coach Paul Derr and others. Beatty is a former Carolina star and 1960 Olympic team member and has been honored as one of America's ten outstanding young men.

Greensboro Jim Beatty Appenzeller John Stewart Beatty Paul Derr North Carolina State Frank Murray Derr Claude Gibson Oakland Raiders Asheville Paul “Hardrock” Simpson Burlington House of Representatives Carolina Jim United States Junior Chamber of Commerce America

Wolfpack Signs Negro Athlete From Ligon High School

William Cooper top rated high school basketball player from Ligon High School became the first Negro athlete to receive an athletic scholarship to N C State. He starred as the state's Most Outstanding Player in the NCHSAC Basketball Tournament and was named to the All State team.

Raleigh William Cooper Ligon High School N.C Spinance Oeed Seat

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