Pfeiffer Is Fee At 8 P.M.
Pfeiffer is set for an 8 p.m. appearance. The article by Bill Hodges notes the event as a key local engagement.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
20
Pfeiffer is set for an 8 p.m. appearance. The article by Bill Hodges notes the event as a key local engagement.
High Point College leads the Carolinas Conference with 14 2, eyeing a top seed as key players face injuries. John Davis and Littles return as starters with Davis limited by a foot issue. Pfeiffer’s Vernon Walker is ineligible, reshaping the race for the remaining spots.
In the final regular season game, Central High School Bison outlasted High Point Vikings 54 47. Randy Samuels keyed a late fourth quarter swing with steals and a scoring burst, lifting the Bison as Keith Sechrist led the Vikings with 12 first quarter points and 22 for Sechrist overall.
In Statesville the Greyhounds beat Thomasville 65 64 after overtime with Jack McGill scoring 15 points. The girls rout Thomasville 62 24 as Brenda Mills led Statesville with 22 and Bennie Peace tops Thomasville with 30 in the boys game.
Northwest Comes on strong to beat an opponent 56 38 and move to 12 0 in Guilford County basketball. Stan tops with 15 points while John Dickson adds 10 and Loftis 12 for the losers. Johnson leads the way for the winners with 12 points.
In Casper Wyoming Bill Chamberlain at 86 years old scored two holes in one. He previously aced at two courses years ago and just recently made a 150 yard ace on the 17th at the Casper Club. The record highlights his longevity in golf.
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