Gregory Unsure Of Tiger Talent
Randleman coach Gregory expresses cautious optimism for the Tigers as most key players departed after a perfect CCC title run. He notes 18 seniors left, a young roster, and returns Willie McDonald at tailback with Danny Street moving to starter at quarterback. Conference play looms with tough opposition.
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Women's Bowling League Meetings Schedule Updated
The High Point Women’s Bowling Association lists upcoming league organizational meetings for Crazy Queens Twilight Breakfast Club Go Getters and other teams with dates August 22 to 28. An area state workshop Aug 17 at the Chamber of Commerce building drew representatives from Fayetteville Winston-Salem Asheboro Salisbury Durham and High Point with WIBC officials and local leaders participating.
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Nicklaus shoots 67 as Irwin fades in hot Colonial round
Jack Nicklaus cards a 67 through 18 holes at Colonial with just one wobble on 17, claiming a fine round. Lan Irwin falters after a smart tee shot miscue, while Dickson and others rally in the heat as Palmer, Player, Casper, and Watson chase the leaders. Miller withdraws with a sore wrist.
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Vikings Protest Director Garvey
Vikings players voted to demand the resignation of NFLPA executive director Ed Garvey. Player representative Ed White said the near unanimous vote shows the association is out of players hands and that Garvey’s objectives conflict with theirs. The Vikings may be the first NFL team to publicly call for Garvey’s resignation.
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