Local Bowling Roundup Highlights Youth and League Scores
Seven year old Deffie Benfield posted a 349 set with an 85 average while ten year old Frankie Hemric reached a 122 average and converted a tricky 15 10 split. Fairlanes Friendly of Greensboro led the Ladies Inter-City Traveling League as Laverne Miller rang up a 565 set with 174 average. Betty Morrison first 200 game at 205 punctuated the Breakfast Club, and Dottie Baaston chalked a 197 with a double and turkey.
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Deffie Benfield
Frankie Hemric
Fairlanes Friendly
Greensboro
Laverne Miller
Alomaawks
Reva Chorast
Nyeth
Deadwood
Jean Jones
Betty Morrison
Marion Mathews
Beverly Thibodeau
Hollum
Nancy Cecil
Chris Helsabeck
Norma Cowan
M Regan
Sandee Kiger
Frances Evans
Dottie Baaston
Turkey
Cooper named NASCAR rookie of the year for 1964
Doug Cooper of Gastonia North Carolina is selected NASCAR Rookie of the Year for 1964. J T Putney of Arden North Carolina rivals with 17 starts and six top ten finishes. Cooper, 26, finished 21st in national standings racing in a 62 Pontiac 63 Ford and 64 Ford. He owns a welding business and is a former Modifieds champion. A bachelor, 200 pounds and six feet tall, he will receive a trophy and cash award at Daytona Beach during NASCAR Victory Dinner in February.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Doug Cooper
Gastonia
N. C
Nascar
J. T. Putney
Arden
N.C
Cooper
Ford
Putney
York
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Hillsboro
Cleveland
Ohio
Wildcats pull away as North Carolina tops Kentucky
Bob Lewis led the winners with 23 points, one more than Billy Cunene who played the last 17 with four fouls. North Carolina has won three of four starts. Michigan, dominating on the boards, built a 46 26 halftime lead and cruised to a third straight win with reserves seeing action.
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Kentucky
Bob Lewis
Billy Cunene
Saale
North Carolina
Wildcats
Michigan
Panthers Ready For Conference Closer At Home
Horst as forward and Dale Neel at center lead the Panthers with guards Cheatham and Jerry in support. Bill Green anchors the center position with freshman Larry. They close the week with a home game tonight and a Saturday contest against Elon, a top conference contender.
Judo Course To Begin At YMCA
The YMCA announces a ten week judo course costing 4 for members and 8 for non members. The sessions run tomorrow night at 70 at best.
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YMCA
TAR HEEL TENPIN LEAGUE WEEKLY LEADERS AND TOPS
Bob Cecil bowled the high game with 245 and Charlie Wilson had the high set at 647. Reliance Varnish led teams with 935 and Friendly Esso posted the high team set at 2686 while Friendly Esso sits first in the league. Reliable Cleaners is second.
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TAR Heel
Bob Cecil
Chariie Wilson
Reliance Varnish
Reliable Cleaners
Walt Gross
Walt - 2
Willard Fuel Oli
Thomas Car
Thomas
Diane Restaurant
Citadel Ee
Bob Baum
Helms Swt
MecCur
Suth‘land Muller Kiggans
Ayers Conroy
Anton‘ic
Gardner
Ayoub
Steiner
Grimes Seitz
Grimes
Jimmy's Barbecue
Chomaseeneeneees
Yala
Citadel
Hartley
Mcrardy
Cledel
Clemson
Final Week of Nonconference Play For 2-A Teams
Central and North Davidson prepare for a Thursday Friday doubleheader in Lexington against Salisbury and Lexington while CCC teams play interconference games. Denton hosts Farmer as they chase a 2-1 start. East Davidson welcomes Ragsdale. other CCC matchups include Randleman at Allen Jay and West Davidson at Griffith.
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Central
North Davidson
Salisbury
Lexington
Central Carolina
Denton
Westmoore
Farmer
East Davidson
Mills
Ragsdale
Eagles
Eagle Girls
John Doby
CCC
Randleman
Allen Jay
North Stanly
Ledford
West Davidson
Griffith
Guilford County
Southeast
Page
Greensboro
South Stokes
Northwest
Guilford
Bethany
Gibsonville
Notre Dame
Graham
Northeast
Trinity
Sumner
Jaybirds
Tigers
Jim Swiggett
Driesell I Told You So On Tough Palestra Test
Davidson hosts Furman in the Southern Conference opener at Johnston Gym. Lefty Driesell warned of Philadelphia’s rugged Palestra influence as Davidson aims to extend a 21 game home win streak, facing Alley and a winless Paladins squad seeking momentum.
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Associated Press
Davidson
St. Joseph's
Lefty Driesell
Philadelphia
Chamber of Horrors
Palestra
Driesell
Wildcats
Lyles Alley
Furman
Davidson Court
Johnston
Cats
Alley
Paladins
Lion’s den
Bulldogs Invade Davie County in Non conference Twin Bill
Thomasville teams travel to Davie County for a non conference twin bill with both boys and girls seeking momentum after a split with Central Davidson and a loss to Ledford. The games start at 7 p.m. with Friday a return match against Ledford at Hauss Gym.
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Mocksville
Thomasville Bulldogs
Davie County
Thomasville
Ledford
Davidson
Hauss Gymnasium
Davie County Boys
South Rowan
Davie
Thomasville Boys
Chair City Girls
Clint Ingram
Tommy Beard
Thomasville Girls
Penn Tigers Ready for York Road Matchup
Penn, 1 6 after beating Winston-Salem State freshmen last week, plans a starting five led by Melvin Butler and Ronald Cobb with Carson Alston at center and Chaster Boyce and Larry Johnson at guards. Ver non Walker may see action despite an injured arm. if he starts, Alston shifts to forward and one guard sits. York Road recently moved to 4A and had an earlier fall football meeting with Penn.
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Penn
Winston - Salem State
Tigers
Melvin Butler
Ronald Cobb
Carson Alston
Chaster Boyce
Larry Johnson
Vernon Walker
Walker
Alston
Johnson
Cobb
York Road
City Basketball League Box Score Snapshot
Game between Saint Bap and Forrest Hills shows 72 45 final. Key players include Turner Rogers Martin Whitaker Smith and Hiatt from Saint Bap. Eagies Lasine Griffin Miatt from Bombers Crater Futch lead scoring. Substitutes appeared for both teams with several contributions listed.
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Caccee
Hurley
Adams
Hill
Paraees
Viviere Bemenes
DT Heights
Hilliard
Blair
Glenn
St. Bap
F—Turner
Rogers
Thomas
C—Martin
Forrest Hills
Coe
Eagies
Lasine
Griffin
R. I Miatt
Crater
Futch
TV Tonight: Perry Mason and The Case of the Latent Lover
AP review outlines TV slate with Perry Mason alleging his wife affair and bank robbery plot. Also covers Combat, Mr. Novak, Red Skelton, McHale's Navy, Man from U N C L E, Tycoon, Petticoat Junction, Peyton Place, Doctor and Nurses, The Fugitive, Bell Telephone Hour, and Nielsen report reshuffle proposing Flame in the Wind and removals of two Goodson-Todman game shows.
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Perry Mason
Lloyd Bochner
Eric Pollard
Hanley
MR. Novak
Red Skelton
Red
Fernando Lamas
San Fernando Red
Laughing Gas
Lamas
McHale
NAVY
Capt
Binghamton
Ensign Parker
Parker
Thrush
U.S
Russia
Peter Helm
Peter
Kimble
Bell Telephone Hour
Maurice Chevalier
Stanley Holoway
Pete Fountain
Teresa Berganza
Les Poupees de Paris
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Nielsen Report
ABC
Donna Reed
Goodson-Todman
Wghp-Tv
WFMY
WSJS
Gen TV
Gen. Hospital TV
Lloyd Thaxton
Lloyd Thaxton Magilla
Amos 'N
Andy Walter Cronkite
Huntley-Brink
Novak
McHale’s Navy
U.N.C.L.E
Tycoon
Skelton
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Early ‘Beds League
Robi. E. Snyder Jr
Ind
Jimmy Harris
Grnate Force
Reva Chorost
Echoes
Arkangas
Woodside
Burke
Smith
Dickson
Kinnard
Higgans
Markovich
Will’mson
Hays
Pasa’bello
Ates
Arkansas State
East Carolina
Cnet
Aransas State
Miia Aillith
Adult Entertainment
Dinner
Mann
Stagecoach Trail
Dial G
Pajama Party
Annette Tommy Kirk
Vie
Willard Dempsey
Richard Burton
Peter O’toole
Becket
N. Main Street
TV World
Walter
Skippy Draper
Petticoat Junction
Jack Crandall
Charley
Floyd
Kate
Peyton Place
Dr. Rossi
NBC
David Frost
Phyllis Newman
Stanley Holloway
A. C. Nielsen Research Organization
Nielsen
CBS
Slattery
People
Reporter
The
ST. Beat
Maude St. John
Carolina
Farm & Home
RFC
Piedmont
Our Gang
Billy Johnson
Bi Gordon
Bob Gordon
Astro Boy
Jack Lanne
Mike Wallace
Andy
Groucho
Ramona Curtis
Loretta Young
WSLS
Uncle Looney
Hunt.Brink
WBTV
Charlotte On
Fee
Cronkite
Marshal Dilton
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