High Point Women’s Bowling Association Meeting May 4
The High Point Women’s Bowling Association schedules its annual meeting May 4 at the Albert Pick Motel near the Greensboro High Point Winston Salem Airport. Meeting at 8 p.m. includes a Dutch treat dinner at 6:30 p.m. Reservations due by April 30. Officers and directors to be elected for two years. tournament rules to be approved.
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Randleman Secures 10th Golf Victory
Randleman wins his 10th golf title with teammates Reid Burrows posting 42, Hal Brown 43, and Eddie Daniels 44 as other top scores.
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Wildlife panel seeks changes for hunting quotas and land use
The commission proposes to allow hunting on certain tracts and reduce the buck tag quota from 300 to 250 to enable redevelopment of trophy bucks. The panel notes a west region boar problem and discusses late meeting actions related to land and wildlife management.
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Allen Jay Cruises Past Gibsonville for Easy League Win
Allen Jay improved to 3 0 in conference and 5 1 overall with an 18 7 victory over Gibsonville. Larry Da led in Davidson with a double and a single while Sheen went 3 for 5 with all singles. Clark Coltraine added a double and a single as John Ellington and Jerry Merdeth posted two singles each. Winston Mil pitched five innings allowing only one hit as Gibsonville was held to eight runs in the defeat.
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High Point Netters Meet Greensboro in Weekend Tennis
High Point's tennis team plays Greensboro at Blair Park courts on Sunday aiming for a second Piedmont Tennis win. The squad, led by Charles Lambeth and Leon Chidester, faces a Greensboro lineup including Jim Decker and Dick Michaud, with a 2 p.m. start.
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Millis Crowder Honored At Charlotte Age Group Banquet
Lee Millis and Robert Crowder of the High Point swim team will be honored in Charlotte for age group rankings. Crowder excels in the 100 yard butterfly in the 11 12 age group while Millis competes in the 50 yard breaststroke and 100 yard breaststroke. The banquet is at the Central YMCA at 7 30 with Ty Boyd of WBTV as guest speaker.
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Trinity Golfers Ride High in Ninth Straight Victory
The Bulldogs coached by Martin Poyner won their ninth straight match yesterday at Fairfield golf course defeating Sumner 153 to 172. Ricky Melton Pat Howard and Gary Flowers each shot a 38 to lead Trinity.
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Bulldogs Finish Third In Golf Match
Thomasville High placed third in a four team golf meet at Albemarle on Thursday. Albemarle won the event with a score of 24, Asheboro finished second with 32, Concord was fourth.
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Boxing Card Planned Here Saturday
The North Carolina Junior Olympics Boxing Championships will be held at City Lake Gymnasium for youngsters aged 10 to 15. Weigh classes range from 70 to 130 pounds with separate junior divisions. Boxing matches start at noon under the city parks recreation department.
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Pittsburgh Wins In OT Over Bucs
In New Orleans the ABA playoff game went to overtime after a 25-foot buzzer beater by Larry Brown tied the score at 98-98. Charlie Williams then hit a free throw with one second left in OT to give Pittsburgh a 106-105 victory and a 2-2 series tie. Action moves to Pittsburgh Saturday with a sixth game next Wednesday and a potential seventh on May 4.
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Drake Relays Open Today Feature Anchorman Ryan
Des Moines Iowa AP Jim Ryan the world's best middle distance runner shifts to a team role at Drake Relays opening today He will run anchor for Kansas Jayhawks in three relays as part of a two day program at Drake University The event draws over 3000 athletes across 56 events and marks potential Olympic contenders in a large field
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Celtics Plan Change Ahead of Lakers Showdown
Boston Celtics coach player Russell said he would employ a different approach in Friday’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers after dropping game two 123 to 113 in Boston. Russell expects to slow down Jerry West and Elgin Baylor, while Baylor and West indicated they would play their usual game as Lakers aim to regain form following a week off and a hard-fought series opener.
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