Adults Finish Today Junior Finals in Friendly Tourney
The High Point City Tennis Tour continues with adults set to complete today at Oak Hollow Tennis Complex after a junior finale featuring long time friends pairing as rivals. In the Boys 16s final Royster Tucker triumphed over Brad Robinson 6 0 6 1 before beating Mike Doobrow 6.
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High Point City
Oak Hollow
Brad Robinson
Royster Tucker
Mike Doobrow
Greensboro tennis results show large junior doubles rise
In Greensboro and High Point a busy tennis weekend featured juniors Tucker and Doobrow winning the Boys 16's doubles, Robinson and Royster swapping wins in singles, Kathy Glover taking Girls 16's, and Moore Council with Dan Sloan clinching the Boys 14' title. Senior players Otto and Taylor topped adults, while Sylvia Lee swept to win the women's championship as Cleveland State prepares for a Brazil tour.
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Robinson
Royster
Mike
Doobrow
Tucker
Boyz
Kent Doobrow
Brad
Beeen
Taveymond
Kathy Glover
Kay Kennerly
Glover
Greensboro
High Point
Rick Keller
N.C
Bob Koury
Keller
Koury
Kelter
High Point City School
Ragsdale
Moore Council
Dan Sloan
Council
Dan
Emerywood
Jan Blair
Laura Wood
Laura Rae Ba
Winkie Washburn
Beth Colonna
Hayes Dallas
Freddie Wood
Council Sloan
Wood
Kent ‘Doobrow
Alan Doobrow
Wayne Otto
Fred Wood
Vann Taylor
Richard Hartley
Otto
Taylor
Sylvia Lee
Margie Hartley
Donna
Margaret Randle
Bonnie Herman
Nancy Pendry
Janie Kearns
Kearns
Jody Grove
Seven Players Returning Denton Thin But Defensive
Denton coach Ned Craver exits a low returning-player year to field a strong defense led by Steve Harris and Tom Johnson. The Raiders, relying on a revamped wishbone offense and a fast, aggressive line, anticipate a tougher schedule with key tests against East Davidson Stoneville and Greenwood.
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Ned Craver
Craver
Red Raiders
Steve Harris
Tom Johnson
Raiders
Davidson
Horna
Chatham Central
Stonevills
Edgewood Chief
North
Johnson
Southern
Steve (Harris
Ernie Bumgarner
Kirby Matthews
Scott Buie
Bertier
Williams
Ligon
Robbie Wood
Kelli Smith
Tommy Fritts
Mark Bivens
East
Stoneville
Greenwood
Fillel Helps Ashe To Win At Longwood
In Brookline Mass AP Arthur Ashe, the Wimbledon champion seeded third in the 100000 US Pro Championships, beat Jaime Fillol 6 4 6 2 to reach the quarterfinals. With the score 22 in the second set Fillol faced 15 40 on serve when Ashe disputed a line call. The umpire ruled let and Fillol double fault gave Ashe the lead for good.
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Cial
Arthur Ashe
Jaime Fillol
Longwood
Chile
Ashe
Fillo
Fillol
Wenit
Newman Wins N C Jr Golf Championship
Seventeen-year-old Chris Newman of Fayetteville won both matches to take the North Carolina Junior golf title at Fayetteville. He defeated Brad Brooks 2 up in the semifinals and Tom Ruffin 3 and 2 in the final after Ruffin beat Larry Penley 3 and 2. Newman had 14 pars and two Birdies, nearly acing the 146-yard par three 15th hole.
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Fayettteville
N.C
Chris Newman
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Brad Brooks
Elizabeth City
Tom Ruffin
Greensboro
Ruffin
Larry Penley
Dallas
Newman
Alabama Sues NCAA Over Football Roster Rule
University of Alabama filed suit in Tuscaloosa County Circuit Court to overturn NCAA rules limiting road rosters to 48 players and home rosters to 60. LSU coach Charles McClendon said he would protest and Bear Bryant hoped more schools join. Bryant announced the suit during a news conference in Tuscaloosa.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala
University of Alabama
Charles McClendon
Louisiana State University
Alabama
Paul “Bear Briant
Baton Rouge
McClendon
Tuscaloosa County
National Collegiate Athletics Association
Bryant
Kentucky
LSU
NCAA
Mystery thickens in Geiberger bid at Players' Championship
In Fort Worth Texas Al Geiberger led the Tourna ment Players Golf Championship third round as heavy storms interrupted play. Jack Nicklaus, winner of two majors this year, shot 75 after a 67 opening, while Geiberger and Stockton chased with solid scores before the weather halted action.
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Fort Worth
Storm
Hubert Green
John Schlee
Sunrnse Action
Green
Schlew
Gelberger
Dave Stockton
Bob Dickson
Stockton
Dickson
Nicklaus
Wood Remains In Hospital After Heat Exhaustion
Ragsdale football player Wood, admitted to High Point Hospital with heat exhaustion after Saturday night practice, remained under care this week in satisfactory condition. A hospital spokesman noted improvement but could not estimate a release date as she moved from intensive care.
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Tab Wood
Ragsdale
High Point Hospital
Wood
Cate
Ancient sport bocce blends social drinking in New York
Arturo Gismondi and sons run a Queens restaurant where bocce is played on outdoor courts. After each round players drink wine, ordered by the boss and underboss of opposing teams. The game blends skill with social risk, as bosses may sway opponents by wine.
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New York
Arturo Gismondi
Julius i
Gismondi
Caesar
Sora
Italy
Vincenzo
Giuseppe
Bellerose
Queens
Arturo
East
Bocce
Grsmmonds
Pallina
Yee Cet
Meaghan Tobin
Ako
Gismnondi
Wales
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