Jarrell’s No-Hitter Shuts Out Craver 2 1 in Title Game
Dave Jarrell kept Craver hitless through five and two thirds, then singled to spark a 2 1 win for Sportsman Club in the district final. The victory advances Sportsman to next week’s state tournament in Winston-Salem as Craver TV falls short.
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Paul Shinn
Enterprise
Dave Jarrell
Jarrell
Sportsman Club
Craver TV
Sportsman
Winston-Salem
Harvell Park
Jack
Amoco
Warner Sheet Metal
White
Memorial
Golden Cola
Worthville
Oak Grove
Blue Bell
Nu Comers
Coppertones
Beth Tarrall
Outstanding playsaid by Forte and Mabe in key infielders
Jarrell praised Forte for an superb ground ball play and Vic Mabe for a parallel standout stop to deny a run, highlighting the infield defense in the early action. The description notes one out and Stiles at bat as the Sportman page continues on 3-B.
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Jarrell
Forte
Vic Mabe
Stiles
Catcher Frith and Tolliver Track Foul Pop in Photo
In a two frame layout, Jamie Frith at catcher and umpire Gene Tolliver scan for Keith Connor's foul pop. Below, Dick Shaw of Graver TV slides to home as Tolliver rules Shaw safe on the scoring play.
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Craver
Ray Stiles
Jamie Frith
Stiles
Dick Shaw
Hal Moose
Jack Nelson
Shaw
Crawford
Bobby Culler
Joe Forte
Jimmy Ellis
Jarrell
Feld
Cranford
Jim Jones
Culler
Jar
Gene Tolliver
Keith Connor
Graver TV
Tolliver
Sportsman's Club Wins District Softball Title 2 1
In last evening's championship game between Sportsman's Club and Craver the catcher Frith couldn't field the final play in time. Sportsman's Club emerged 2-1 victors to claim the men's district softball title. Start Photos by Elmer Ilert.
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Frith
Sportsman's Club
Craver
Elmer Ilert
Miami Awarded AFL Franchise Sparks Split Baseball Talk
A chaotic recap notes Miami’s AFL franchise bid amid press chatter on 1966 league plans. Danny Thomas and executives discuss investment worth 7.5 million while teams like Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Houston, and St. Louis push for top spots in a shifting baseball and football landscape with roster moves, standings, and broadcast implications.
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Los Angeles
Danny Thomas
Milwaukee
San Frani
Cincinnati
OBA
American Football League
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Mibwaukee
Philadelphia
Los Angel
Miami to get AFL franchise in 1968 season
AFL grants Miami 23 roster spots for a new team to start in 1968. Owner Thomas and attorney Joseph Robbie plan a Miami based club with 32 players, two franchise picks, and first choice in draft rounds. The team will play seven games in Orange Bowl without a name yet, awaiting further investor adds.
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Toledo
Ajto
Miami
AFL
Joe Foss
Thomas
Sara Mars Nlawer
Orange Bawl
New York
Buffalo
Besta
Miami Seahawks
University of Miami
H P Tennis Association Is Formed In High Point
The High Point Tennis Association was formed at Blair Park meeting. Bob Bodle elected president, Ralph Gurney vice president, Mrs Arthur Uttey secretary, Wilson Rogers treasurer. About 30 members signed up. The group will organize summer tournaments and training classes to promote tennis in High Point.
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High Point Tennis Association
Blair Park
Bob Bodle
Ralph Gurney
Arthur Uttey
Wilson Rogers
High Point
Citywide Tennis Tourney Continues with Multiple Matches
The citywide tennis tournament continues today with Beth Hamilton facing Rachel Phillips for a spot against Donna Hartley in girls 15 and under. Billie Davis meets Marcis Monroe in women's singles, Candy Stell versus Betty Steele, and Jan Moffitt to play Stell-Steele winner. Ralph Gurley vs Rick Lutz in men's singles. Bob Badie Sr. to face Arnold Koonce-Sam Hayes winner. Doubles feature Koonce Bodie vs winner of Woo-EHaster Hayes-Lam beth, Hughes-Chichester vs Gurley-Himt, Lutz-Caughman vs Washeburn-Hayworth. Later this week Davis-Moffitt vs Raleigh-Bodie in women's doubles, and mixed doubles begin. Parings posted at Blair Park. Yesterday Hamilton beat Jane Brando in the only match. Tomorrow's schedule includes boys 18 and under doubles. six entries in boys 18 singles with Rick Lutz and Bob Bodle dv. advancing. no girls under 18s due to lack of entries. boys 15 under doubles start with six teams. boys 24 under singles begin at 2 p.m. with 12 entries.
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Beth Hamilton
Rachel Phillips
Donna Hartley
Billie Davis
Marcis Monroe
Candy Stell
Betty Steele
Jan Moffitt
Stell-Steele
Ralph Gurley
Rick Lutz
Bob Badie Sr
Arnold Koonce
Sam Hayes
Koonce
Bodie
Woo-Ehaster
Hayes - Lambeth
Hughes - Chichester
Gurley-Himt
Lutz-Caughman
Washeburn-Hayworth
Davis-Moffitt
Raleigh-Bodie
Blair Park Courts
Hamilton
Jane Brando
Blinded Pitcher Seeks Education After Accident
Gary Marshall a 19 year old from Hutchinson Kansas, a pitcher in the Salisbury Western Carolinas League, was blinded in a car crash that killed teammate Jay Dahl and Patricia Troutman. He faces manslaughter charges with trial set for Oct 4 though families may settle early. He hoped to return to Hutchinson Junior College and plans to leave Baptist Hospital soon. He remains hopeful about baseball and pursuing higher levels.
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Winston - Salem
Gary Marshall
Hutchinson
Kan
Salisbury
Marshall
Salisbury Asstros
Jay Dahl
Patricia Anny Troutman
Houston Astros
Hutchinson Junior College
Baptist Hospital
Gary
Bulls Gain Game On Loop Leaders
Durham Bulls edge closer to the Carolina League leaders while losing the opening game of a doubleheader to Burlington. Peninsula’s Grays drop both ends to Portsmouth as Wilson shuts out Rocky Mount twice. Raleigh splits with Kinston, Winston-Salem tops Greensboro, and upcoming games feature Portsmouth at Peninsula and others across the circuit.
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Associated Press
Durham
Bulls
Peninsula
Burlington
Grays
Portsmouth
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Raleigh
Kinston
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Dick Nold
Mike Maloney
Ed Mouton
Ed Nottle
Jerry Rozmus
George Falarna
Eddie Barron
Ted Friel
Gerry Moses
Kim Ferguson
Winston
Winston‘Salem
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