Jane Chrisco Crowned Miss North Carolina Softball of ’56
Jane Chrisco of Asheboro, a Griffin Clinic teammate, won Miss North Carolina Softball 1956 at Harvell Park. The junior, 35 23 36, has played in the state tournament three years and receives flowers from the judging panel. Tonight the Class AAA finals feature the Bardin Rockets of Asheboro vs Mercury Athletic Club of High Point after earlier no-hitter by Eunice Futch.
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Howard Raper
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Bill Stronach
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Eunice Futch
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Tommies Open 1956 Football Drills At Thomasville
Thomasville High School Bulldogs began 1956 football practice with about 50 candidates. Coach J C McLain plans two daily sessions 8 to 10 in the morning and 2 to 6 in the afternoon. Key losses include Don Miller Jerry Streetman Jerry Blair Joel Honey Lester Smith and Crawford. Returning lettermen include Dale Myers Coker Doug Streetman Bobby Almond and Tenmy Bowes. Only one letterman back at center is Jerry McCulloch and Alex Gibbs is the sole returning quarterback. Season opens Sept 6 with Fair Grove at home and features road games at Cooleemee Spencer and others with homecoming slated for Nov 2.
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Elkins Fined and Suspended by Carolina League
Durham The Carolina League suspended Jack Elkins of the Greensboro club for 10 days and fined him $100 for failing to report for play in Monday night East West league all star game. League President Glenn E. Mann noted the penalty was harsh but could not be changed without a unanimous directors poll.
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Ted) Mann
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Arnett Passes Up Canadian Offers to Stay at USC
Southern California halfback Jon Arnett rejected Canadian League offers ranging from 16000 to 20000 dollars to finish his education at the University of Southern California. UCLA star Ronnie Knox will turn pro, signing with the Hamilton Tiger Cats after his eligibility questions and UCLA lacking support on financial aid claims.
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