Women's Tourney Winds Up at High Point Bowling Event
The second annual High Point Women’s Bowling Tournament concluded at Fair Lanes College V. Doris Williard won multiple titles including Handicap with 1920 and Scotch with 1650, averaging 183. Barbara Kilby and Nancy Cecil won doubles with 1253, Mary Mellichampe led singles with 651, and the Pin-Busters captured the team crown at 2968. Members include Kilby, Longtin, Workman, Sugg, Cecil, Carr.
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Fair Lanes College V
Doris Williard
Barbara Kilby
Nancy Cecil
Mary Mellichampe
Blades Rout Clinton as Greensboro Defeats Clinton 3-1
The New Haven Blades won their fourth straight Eastern Hockey League game beating Clinton 3-1. Johnstown trounced Nashville 7-2 in another league clash.
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Associated Press
New Haven Blades
Greensboro
Clinton
Johnstown
Nashville
Nicklaus Wins as Blue Narrowly Misses Title in Milwaukee
Jack Nicklaus finished three strokes ahead of runner up Bobby Blue after rounds of 70 67 67 70 to post 274. Gary Player and Gene Littler tied at 275, while Arnold Palmer ended tied for 11th at 278. Blue earned a $4,000 prize with his best showing.
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Bobby Blue
Milwaukee
Blue
Nicklaus
Bobby
Gary Player
South Africa
United States
San Diego
Gene Littlerll
Ioe Ove Bense
Big Jack
Palmer
Pfeiffer Wins Hard-Fought Battle Clinches Playoff Bid
Locals beat Guilford 68-64 to nearly secure the 4th tourney berth as Pfeiffer tops Guilford while Newberry edged Presbyterian 75-74 in a tight nonconference game. Atlantic Christian idle. tonight Appalachian at Wofford Campbell at Atlantic Christian Newberry at Lenoir Rhyne Pembroke at High Point.
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Pfeiffer
Quakers
Newberry
Atlantic Christian
Presbyterian
Appalachian
Wofford
Campbell
Lenoir Rhyne
Pembroke
High Point
Southern powers lead crowded top in college basketball
Kentucky and Vanderbilt pace a group of four Southern powers in the national top ten with Duke and Davidson. Kentucky routed Mississippi State 102-59 to stay tied for SEC lead, while Vanderbilt edged LSU 66-64 and prepares for Georgia Tech and Tennessee. Davidson visits Duke after two SoCon games. Duke won 104-72 versus Maryland. UCLA and Michigan won. Villanova and Loyola of Chicago stumbled. Missouri Valley spotlight as Wichita State meets Drake. St. John’s beat Loyola. Purdue, Texas A&M, Oklahoma State, Utah and others noted in late-season showdowns.
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Kentucky
Davidson
Vanderbilt
Duke
Associated Press
Mississippi State
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Vandy
Tennessee
Commodores
LSU
Richmond
Furmanirginia
Blue Devils
Maryland
Wichita
Drake
Shockers
Bradley
St.Louis
UCLA
Michigan
Illinois
Bruins
le Villanova
Loyola of Chicago
DePaul
Villanova
Wally Jones
LaSalle
St.John’s of
of York
Dolph Schayes Reclaims NBA Scoring Lead Briefly
Dolph Schayes briefly retook the NBA scoring lead with 11 points in Philadelphia's 120 109 loss to Boston, bringing his career total to 19220. Bob Pettit then surpassed Schayes with 33 points to reach 19248, as St Louis beat San Francisco 116 111.
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Dolph Schayes
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Dolph
Larry Costello
Dave Gambee
Boston
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Schayes
Pettit
Hawks
San Francisco
Syraiuse Nats
Lakers
West
Philly
Baltimore
Wake Forest Adds Joe Madden as Freshman Coach
Wake Forest College head football coach Bill Tate completed his staff on Saturday by naming Joe Madden as freshman coach. Madden, 28, previously headed Kentucky State last year.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forest College
Bill Tate
Joe Madden
Madden
Grapplers Open Season with Win Over Greensboro
The Black Bison grapplers improved to 6-4 on the season with a victory over Greensboro Grimley in their latest outing.
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Black Bison Grapplers
Greensboro Grimsley
Stacy Wins ARCA 250 At Daytona Beach In 5 000 Payout
Nelson Stacy of Daytona Beach won the ARCA 250 mile championship at Daytona International Speedway earning 5 000. Ernie Derr finished second and Iggy Katona third as Stacy led late with a 154.103 mph pace despite seven cautions. Other top finishers included Dick Mitchell Jim Cushman Jack Bowser and Virgil Barbee.
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F. T. Macfeely
Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Nelson Stacy
Auto Racing Club of America
ARCA
Nascar
Stacy
Richard Petty
Ran
Cheman
N.C
Ramo Stott
Keokuk
Iowa
Jack Bowsher
Springfield
Ohio
Jim Cu
Balmer
Ernie Derr
Derr
Iggy Katona
Willis
Mich
Dick Mitchell
Trenton
Cushman
Katona
Mitchell
Fia
Daytona International Speedway
Jows
Dodge
Igoy Katona
Jim Cushman
Columbus
Plymouth
Y Byrd
Detroit
Ford
Les B. Bailey
Houston
Pontiac
Kiapak
Warren
Jack Bowser
Virgil Barbee
Longtime racer Nelson Stacy wins ARCA 250 at Daytona
Nelson Stacy, 42, of Daytona Beach wins the ARCA 250 at Daytona after a year without a big victory. He recalls his 1962 Martinsville Old Dominion 500 win and says the Daytona win starts a new year, as he plans three Texas 100-milers in March with his independent team.
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Stacy
ARCA
Midwest Auto Racing Club
Ford
Stott
Earl ‘Balmer
Floyds Knobbs
Ind
Nascar
Daytona Beach
Martinsville
Paul Stott
Texas
Automobile Racing of America
Electric water heaters offered at Duke Power showrooms
Electric water heaters are available through preferred electric appliance dealers plumbers or Duke Power showrooms for convenient access and installation options.
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Duke Power
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