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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1965
Page
23
Coach Gene Hiatt guides Trinity to a 11-1 Central Carolina Conference start with ten wins in eleven games. The Bulldogs, led by Ina Spencer and Becky Allman, boast depth and steady play from a senior-laden core, aiming to challenge Ledford for the top spot and contend in upcoming tournament week.
CGA outlines thirty-three one day handicap events and seven features for the year. North Carolina Amateur moves to August 12-15 at Pinehurst Country Club extending to four days with a 160 field and low 80 after two days. The schedule lists events across multiple towns in North and South Carolina from March through August including Wilmington Spartanburg Camden Forest Lake Columbia Forest Lake Pinehurst and Morganton.
Trinity and Central battle for position in the CCC with Trinity beating Denton and Central, while Ledford and North Davidson clamp tight in the race. Southeast holds first in Guilford County as Northwest and Guilford push for top spots. Randleman suffers an eight-game skid as others win.
Eddie Dyer of High Point High School, a 6 3 forward with a quick shot, has emerged as a standout in the Central 4-A Conference. Coached by Ray Whitley, Dyer battled through three rocky years, moved from guard to forward, and averages over 20 points per game entering a Friday showdown with Winston-Salem Reynolds. He also excels in golf, having won a city junior title and finishing runner up last year.
The article discusses how television may influence umpire caution in baseball. Commissioner Frick says cameras will not halt play for commercials nor move umpires for TV, but isolated replays of disputed calls may be shown to viewers.
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