Second No-Hit Game In Tourney Sparks Thomasville Win
In a tourney night highlighted by no hit efforts Thomasville stars faced a 161 run loss by Oak Grove of Mayodan to Police Girls Club New Comers of High Point. Rickard-Silver Craft balanced offense led by Bob Gurley and missing hits by Ray Brookshire.
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HP Swim Team Sets Best Times Despite One Setback
The High Point group posted their best times with standout efforts from Mike Koonce and Alice Hollis. HP contingent captured a fourth in the 200 meter event as Wiens led the performance.
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U S Favored in Nine Track Events at Tokyo Games
The United States, fielding one of its strongest teams, likely will be favored in at least nine of the 24 track and field events at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The analysis suggests possible medals in six more and five others with strong chances, with four events showing weaker U S results.
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Whitworth Holds Lead At Omaha
Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico extended her lead after the second round of the $10 000 Omaha Jaycees ladies golf tournament at Miracle Hills Golf Course a 6344 yard par 73 course. Other leaders included Saree Setewee Judy Torluemke and Clifford Ann eee with 139s as par soaks in despite strong breezes.
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Greenville Tops Salisbury 2-1 In Western Carolina League
Greenville defeated Salisbury 2-1 in a Western Carolina League game played Saturday night in Greenville. The Braves scored first on a passed ball charged to Dodger catcher Ray Johnson in the Gaston district.
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