Bowling Roundup From High Point League Action
Mary Puckett reports on legislative meeting notes and upcoming annual sessions while Lexington lanes hosted Inter-City traveling league matches. The report highlights high scores by Columbia Market, Team No. 1, and Brunswick Friendly Northside lanes with multiple leagues and standings. upcoming matches set for February 19 and various tournament details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Black
Mary Puckett
High Point Woman's Bowling Association
Jerri Ratcliff
Lexington Lanes
Columbia — Market
Faye Smith
Ann Clayton
Laverne Miller
Barbara Hite
Brunswick Friendly
Northside
Jackie Bray
Asheboro
H. P. Association
High Point
V.lp
Gladys Schultheiss
Jean Kennedy
Betty Nooe
Patsy Seamon
Ann Hauser
Drifters
Eileen Huber
Betty Hine
Eldean Smith
Barbara Benfield
Joyce Skeen
Bray Electric
Jeanette Boyd
Koweta Allgood
Chris Helsabeck
Brookdale Carving
Mary Haynes
Ruby Carroll
Polly Copple
Louise Hart
Lib Grimes
Dot Campbell
Miriam Wood
Hsien Warner
Chairtown Motors
Ruby Marion
Jackie Alexander
Doris Poindexter
Lois Poindexter
Mary Flynn
Lunce Car Wash
Edna Whitt
Phyllis Martin
Lowana Ferguson
Pat Lohr
Peggy Whitt
Bowling Tourney Opens Saturday At High Point Lanes
The High Point Bowling Association tournament starts this Saturday at High Point Lanes with 48 teams entered for two weekends of team singles and doubles events. Shifts run at 3, 6, and 9 p.m. on all four days, featuring pairs like Roy Dixon Sam Hart and Hershel Graham Richard Morgan among many entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crazy Queens
Peggy Whitt
Rheumele Prangley
Marie Arsenault
Stooges
Woodbusters
Kats
Delphine Surrait
Ida Mobley
Aileen Dozier
Beverly Thibodeau
Mobil Chemical
Deluxe Law and Tool
Hill Electric
Esther Hale
Swaim’s
High Point
Bray Electric
Ruby Black
Ann Clayton
Rose Radio and TV
Hi-Lighters
Laverne Miller
Elinor Dawkins
Pin Busters
Red Hats
Stargazers
Barbara Kinley
Mark Anthony
Barbara
Mark
Tommy
Judy Sullivan
Johnny
Gerri
Kirkmans and
Dickeys
Yankees
Louise Hart
Ronnie Thompson
Dennis Thompson
Ernie Moore
Everett Shelton
Alley Surfers
Zanks
Debbie Benfield
Tina Anthony, JR
Brown
Phineas and
The
Harpies
Sandra Aycoth
Asheboro
High Point Bowling Association
Roy Dixon
Sam Hart
Hershel
Graham
Richard Morgan
Jerry Proctor
Raymond Blackwell
E. Joyner
Tom Prangley
Jack Lewallen
Curtis Poston
Charles Maultsby
Jim Scotten
Artchie R. Patton
Charles Ruddock
Glen R. Ferguson
Luther G. Martin
Sam H. Brookbank
James Ruddock
John Oster
Gayle Banquess
Marshall A. Whitt
Bud E. Messer
Steve Martin
Tom Sullivan
P.M
Don Royals
Gray Kaney
Jim Wirsching
Jim Ledwell
Ben Cox
Ken Hill
Brad Bulla
Fred Harb
Richard Baker—James B. Paul W
Clay Hunt
J. W. Cecil, Jr
John W. Hunt
Charles Sink
Don Winfrey
Bill Miller
Bill Eee
Paul Gammons
Gene Davidson
James Evett
Boyd Griffin
Taylor Brookbank
Vernon Clayton
James Lain
Byron Lovern
Charles Johns
Wiley Pritchett
Walt Lawrence
Jay Young
North Davidson Black Knights Seek CC Conqueror Title
North Davidson leads the Central Carolina Conference at 10-1, facing Central Davidson in a pivotal showdown at the Lexington YMCA as runners up scramble for final positioning. West Davidson meets East Davidson, Denton at Ledford, and Randall at Trinity in other DC games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Davidson
Black Knights
Central Davidson
Spartans
Lexington
North
Central
Ledford
West Davidson
East Davidson
Denton
Northwest
Southeast
Eastern Alamance
Ragsdale
Sumner
Allen Jay
Guilford
Thomasville
Asheboro
Allison and McQuagg to drive Bud Moore Mercurys in Daytona 500
Bobby Allison and Sam McQuagg join Bud Moore's Mercury Cyclones for the NASCAR season opener at Daytona on February 26. Allison, 29, from Hueytown Alabama, brings versatile driving and prior modified titles. McQuagg, 30, from Columbus Georgia, won the Firecracker 400 at Daytona last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloys Britt
Associated Press
Charlotte
Bobby Allison
Sam McQuagg
Bud Moore
Team
Mercury Cyclones
Mercury
Parnelli Jones
Jones
Apparentl
Indianapolis
Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Alli
Sson
Nascar
Gar Laux
Leo Beebe
Ford
Les Mans
Lincoln-Mercury
le Mans
Daytona
McQuagg
Columbus
Chrysler Corp
Reynolds wrestlers top Central in 39 8 win
Reynolds of Winston beat High Point Central 39 8 dropping HPs record to 6 7. HPs lineup loss included Pat Meisky Tate Holbrook and Ronnie Hinkle to injuries. HP meets Salisbury Tuesday and Grimsley Thursday to close regular season. Local weight class results list several pins and decisions with Reynolds dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
High Point Central
Reynolds
Winston
High Pointer
High Point
Pat Meisky
Tate Holbrook
Ronnie Hinkle
Salisbury
Grimsley
Quakers Extend Lead With 75 67 Win Over Catawba
Guilford College beat Catawba 75 67 as Bob Kauffman and Ed Fellers led the Quakers, while Dave Snyder scored 22 for Catawba before fouling out. Guilford improves to 11 1 in conference play and 15 2 overall. Pfeiffer and Newberry also posted wins. Willie Pegram tallied 21 points for Wofford in the 69 59 Pfeiffer win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Guilford College
Catawba
Newberry
Pfeiffer
Wofford
Erskine Joy
Bob Kauffman
Ed Fellers
Guilford
Dave Snyder
Misenheimer
Penn Hosts Madison in Nonleague Twin Bill at Penn Gym
William Penn’s Tigers welcome Charles Drew High of Madison for a nonconference twin bill at Penn Gymnasium. JV starts at 6:30 p m with the varsity at 8. Penn, a class 4 A school, faces Madison, a class 3 A foe, holding a 3 6 overall record and 1 5 in conference play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Tigers
Charles Drew
Trinity Jayvees Rally Past North Davidson 51-43
Trinity junior varsity defeated North Davidson 51 to 43 to pull even for first in the league standings. Jackie Robertson led Trinity with 14 points and 19 rebounds, while Charlie Kivett and Ronald Foster added 13 each. Mike Tuttle topped North with 13 points and Tom Evans scored 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
North Davidson
Jackie Robertson
Charlie Kivett
Ronald Foster
Robertson
Mike Tuttle
North
Tom Evans
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