Bowling Roundup Dominant Leaders Face Final Week
With one week left in the league schedule several teams vie for the last rolloff and championship. Wilson Flooring and Patrician Furniture lead in team scoring while individual high scores include Larry Everhart 269 and Marvin Emerson 275 in recent weeks. Multiple teams compete for playoff berths as standings tighten across divisions.
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Wilson
Billy Crisco
C. E. Joyner
Ed West
Nick Bambalis
David Crisco
Frank Price
Bo Embler
Don Dickey
Clyde Wood
Walt Gross
Patrician Furniture
General Steel
Patrician
Charles Davis
Clarence Castevens
Steve Ingram
J. E. Phillips
Glenn Johnson
Ed Rider
Bill Gregory
Ralph Smith
Jim Ledwell
Ernie Arsenault
John Mears
Willie Phillips
Carolina Container
Harris Garage
Johns Juicers
W.H.P.E
Marvin Emerson
Sam Hart
Darrell Galimore
Fred Hart
Paul Tysinger
Danny Poteat
Grady Deal
Jerry Stone
Mike Hart
Butch Slate
Marshell Whitt
Lacy Hunter
Fam Craft
Waho’s
Fine Foods
Blue Bell
College Village
Doug’s
High Point
Larry Everhart
Jack Pitts
Emerson
Butch State
Dick Davis
Bill Marlowe
Harry Williams
Bud Messer
Rudy
Raiders
Dunn
Jets
Ships
Bill Rook
M. Sikes
T. Wilson
Rick Ratcliff
Bill Crisco
R. Barham
F. Price
F. Linthicum
G. Reddick
Guerin Begins Search For Atlanta Coach
Richie Guerin, longtime Hawks coach and new general manager, starts selecting a successor as Atlanta seeks a coach. Bill Putnam notes Guerin handles basketball operations and scouting while not naming a replacement. Rumors link Babe McCarthy and Al McGuire to the job amid Guerin’s playoff team with two division titles.
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Richie
Putnam
Memphis
Babe McCarthy
Marquette University
al McGuire
New York Knicks
Harry Gallatin
Central Pounds Page 9 6 In 9 6 Bison Win Over Central
Greensboro-High Point Central pitchers walked 16 as Rich Haggarty lasted two hits and five strikeouts. The Bison offense pushed across nine runs on 13 hits led by Tony Shaver Otis Foster Dennis Harris Jimmy Nicholson and Mark Hawks. Larry Morris closed the sixth with the side out as Central falls 9 6.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
High Point Central
Bison
Roger Hedgecock
Yates
Steve
Rich Haggerty
Haggerty
Barry Brewer
Page
Brewer
Larry Morris
Tony Shaver
Geoff Beaston
Otis Foster
Dennis Harris
Jimmy Nicholson
Mark Hawks
Beaston
Foster
Harris
Nicholson
Central
Morris
Martin
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High Point College Women’s Tennis Defeats Catawba 5 0
High Point College women’s tennis team swept Catawba 5 0 in a rain shortened match at home. Winners for High Point were Debbie Scanlon Becky Wade Karen Petty Nancy Caldwell and Kathy Plunkett.
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High Point College
Catawba
Panthers
High Point
Debbie Scanlon
Becky Wade
Karen Petty
Nancy Caldwell
Kathy Plunkett
Weak Texas Teams Keep On Winning
The Houston Astros beat the Chicago Cubs 3-2 on John Edwards's 11th inning homer. The Texas Rangers topped the California Angels 6-4 with Larry Buttner driving in two runs on a bases loaded single in the seventh. Detroit at Milwaukee postponed by cold weather.
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Astros
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Rangers
California Angels
Larry Buttner
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Cubs
Buttner
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Jim Spencer
Leo Cardenas
Spencer
Angels
Surface Fast Slow In Denver Tennis Classic
In Denver the $50,000 United Bank of Denver Tennis Classic opened with a fast surface and slow action. Top players including Rod Laver Ken Rosewall Arthur Ashe and Roger Taylor posted results while Ashe criticized the court and players noted the pace. Stone Lutze Stolle Bowrey and Davidson advanced as first round continued.
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Ken Rosewall
Charlotte
N.C
Brian Fairlie
Rod Laver
Ron Barth
Arthur Ashe
Tom Leonard
Ashe
Roger Taylor
Graham
Stillwell
Taylor
Wembledon
Allan Stone
Nicki Pilic
Bob Lutze
Jeff Borowiak
Stone
Lutze
Fred Stolle
Bruins Aim To Close Out Blues In Nhl Semi Final
Boston Bruins coach Tom Johnson says focus is on Tuesday night as his powerful team leads St. Louis Blues 3 0 in the best of seven series. A win would seal the series and set up a final against the New York Rangers who swept Chicago. Johnson lauded sharper passing and solid goal tending as key factors in the Bruins’ advantage.
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Tom Johnson
Boston Bruins
Johnson
St. Louis Blues
Bruins
Blues
New York Rangers
Rangers
Chicago
Lexington Takes Davidson Meet
Lexington’s Yellow Jackets won the All-Davidson County track meet with 186 points as Thomasville Bulldogs led by Ronald Wilson in discus and Mike Staton in the 440 dash claimed titles. Lexington swept multiple events including the 120 high hurdles and mile, with conference teams advancing to Salisbury for state competition.
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Thomasville
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Yellow Jackets
Ledford
West Davidson
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North Davidson
Denton
Ronald Wilson
Mike Staton
James Humphries
South Piedmont
Salisbury
HPC Splits In Golf Tri Meet With Lenoir Rhyne
HPC golf team split a tri meet at Rock Bam Course. Lenoir Rhyne defeated HPC 21 3 while High Point beat Guilford 13 11 and Lenoir Rhyne also beat Guilford. Charlie Webster of High Point was medalist with 73. HPC returns against Atlantic Christian in Wilson.
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High Point College
Panther
Lenoir Rhyne
HPC
High Point
Guilford
Charlie Webster
Rock Bam
Panthers
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
North-South Amateur Opens With Semple And Auliss
Carol Semple of Sewickley Pennsylvania and Janet Auliss of West Caldwell New Jersey were co medalists in the 70th North South Invitational Amateur Golf Championship for Women at Pinehurst. They qualified with 71s on Monday and face opening round pairings on the No 2 course today.
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Pinehurst
Carol Semple
Sewickle
Janet Auliss
West Caldwell
N.J
Miss Semple
Miss Ayliss
Pinehurst Country Club
Ladies Play Day in Kernersville Golf Event
The Furniture City Ladies Golf Association hosts a Play Day at Pine Tree Golf Course in Kernersville on May 2. Members should call Pine Tree Golf Course for starting times.
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Furniture City Ladies Golf Association
Pine Tree
Kernersville
Baseball standings and schedule from league brief
The standings show Los Angeles 72.77, Houston 72.77, San Diego 45 44 3, San Francisco 45 44 3, Atlanta 37 30 4, Cincinnati 25 .286 4. Monday results: Houston 3 Chicago 2 in 11. Tuesday games list St Louis at Atlanta, Chicago at Houston, Montreal at Los Angeles, New York at San Diego, Philadelphia at San Francisco, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Wednesday schedule: Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Atlanta, Chicago at Houston, Montreal at Los Angeles, New York at San Diego, Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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Thomasville Netters Beat Concord 7-2 In League Showdown
Thomasville High netters improved to 6-2 in league and 10-2 overall with a 7-2 win over Concord. Winners in singles were Tom Alexander Bill Wade Craig Beasley Homer Wade and Jay Jasperse. Wade and Beasley teamed for doubles with Marty Jasperse and Von Johnson. Thomasville hosts conference leader Lexington next.
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Thomasville High Netters
Concord
Bulldogs
Tom Alexander
Bill Wade
Craig Beasley
Homer Wade
Jay Jasperse
Beasley
Marty Jasperse
von Johnson
Minor League Baseball Scores From The Carolinas
Burlington defeats Kinston 8 to 4 while Rocky Mount game at Winston Salem is postponed by rain. Greenwood wins 8 to 3 over Anderson Greenville beats Charlotte 5 to 2 and Spartanburg tops Gastonia 4 to 3.
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Kinston
Rocky Mount At Winston- Salem
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