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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1967

Page

11

Senators rally on Ortega strong start in win over Twins

Ortega improved to 9-5, retiring 13 straight, as the Senators built an early lead and defeated Minnesota. Brabender allowed only a sixth inning hit, finishing a four-hitter for Baltimore in a 4-0 win over Cleveland. Bowens paced the Orioles with a two run homer in a seven run seventh.

Senators Ortega Bob Allison Hank Allen Twins White Sox Brabender Baltimore Rochester Indians Sam Bowens Orioles Angels New York

Western Carolinas league announces North South All Star lineup

John Moss reveals North and South teams for the eighth North South All Star game to be played Friday at Holt-Moffitt Field Lexington. North squad led by Buddy Hicks with Don Leppert Len Okrie as coaches South led by Dick Peed with Matt Sczesny Merrill May as coaches.

Kings Mountain N. C John Moss Western Carolinas Baseball League Holt-Moffitt Leld Lexington Moss Buddy Hicks Don Leppert Gastonia Len Okrie Statesville Dick Peed Spartanburg Matt Sczesny Greenville Merrill Pinky)May Rock Hill Jim Nelson Joe Brauer Joe Berg

Campbell Leads Pro Am at Stryker Tourney

Jim Campbell of Fuquay tops the first round with a 67 in the 10th annual Stryker Pro-amateur Golf Tournament at Fort Bragg. Al Goodrich of Goldsboro is one behind with 68, as three teams share the early lead on 62 and pros pair with three amateurs for best ball. The $5,000 purse pays cash to pros and merchandise to amateurs.

FT. Bragg N.C Jim Campbell Fuquay Campbell al Goodrich Goldsboro Fayetteville Dave Ferbis Burlington Goodrich George Smith Asheville

Situation Is Normal In Colt Corral As Unitas Leads Colts

The Colts train as Johnny Unitas shows no shoulder pain, with coach Don Shula focusing on depth and youngster Jim Ward as backup. Newcomers like Ray Perkins and Bubba Smith join the effort to restore offense to 1964 level, with Unitas targeting Raymond Berry and John Mackey.

Jack Hand Westminster Colt Corral Johnny Unitas Baltimore John Don Shula Unitas Shula Colts Jim Ward Gettysburg Ray Perkins Bubba Smith Jim Det Wiler Rick Volk Bill Curry Raymond Berry John Mackey Lenny Moore Jimmy Orr Tom Matte Detwiler Michigan Tony Lorick Jerry Hill Alex Sandusky Jim Vogel Jim Parker Sam Ball Dan Sullivan Glenn Ressler Norm Davis Grambling Dick Syzmanski

Post-Game Interview Obsolete

NFL official Don Weiss proposes a questionnaire to replace post game interviews for players coaches and reporters He outlines separate winning and losing quotes for various game moments and mentions adapting the system for regular season use including pregame postgame and midweek prompts

Ron Rapoport NEW York Don Weiss National Football League

Phillies Blank Giants to End Six-Game Win Streak

Jim Bunning pitched a four hit shutout for the Phillies as Rich Allen drove in two in the first inning boosting his RBI total over five games to 11. Lou Johnson added a steal of home and a sacrifice fly in the sixth to push Philadelphia ahead 3 2. The Phillies tallied five runs in the fourth to seal the victory.

Geles Lou Johnson Rich Allen Philadelphia Jim Bunning San Francisco Giants Phillies

Last Night's Bowling Results in Industrial League

Jim Wirsching bowled a 254 for high single and high set in the Industrial League. Brookdale led team scores with 292 and 142 for a total 434. Frames Inc. was runner up at 27-17. In Breakfast Club, Margaret achieved a high single and Jo Ann Snider led the high set. Odd Balls topped team events with both high game and set, while Bird Brains led the league and King's Choice followed.

Jim Wirsching Brookdale Myrtle Desk Frames Inc

Eagles coach Kuharich says team in middle of it all this year

Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich touts a strengthened lineup after trading for Mike Ditka and Gary Ballman. He aims for a more aerial attack with Norm Snead and King Hill while maintaining a productive running game around Tim Brown and fullbacks Izzy Lang and Tom Woodeshick.

Jack Hand Hershey Joe Kuharich Kuharich Philadelphia Eagles Eagles Jack Concannon Chicago Norm Snead King Hill Snead Hill Rose Eagle Ditka Gary Ballman Thettsburgh Steelers Ray ‘Oage Fred Hill Ben Hawkins Dallas Washington New Orleans Timmy Brown Izzy Lang Tom Woodeshick Harry Wilson Nebraska Harry Jones Arkansas

Hydroplane Champion Plans Return After Serious Injury

Owensboro's Bill Sterett, 42, the former World Unlimited Hydroplane champion, will learn to walk before racing again within a year after a July accident at Guntersville, Alabama. He recalls speeding at 150 mph when the boat rose, spun, and broke apart, but vows never to retire from racing.

Owensboro Bill Sterett Detroit Guntersville Ala Sterett

Mets Drop Ralph Terry Ends Baseball Career in 31st Year

Former Yankees star Ralph Terry, 31, says baseball no longer fits after being released by the Mets. He pivots to golf, teaching at Roxiticus Golf Club in Mendham New Jersey and hosting a $10,000 pro-am on August 28. He credits a 1957 hip fracture for turning him toward golf while recovering and notes past success on the golf tour.

Ralph Terry New York Yankees Big Cabin Okla New Roxiticus Golf Club Mendham N.J Terry New York Mets

Gallagher Quits as Columbus Checkers GM

Frank Gallagher resigned Monday as general manager of the Columbus Checkers of the International Hockey League in Columbus Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio Frank Gallagher Columbus Checkers International Hockey League

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