Central Carolina wrap up shapes CCC final week action
Ledford faces top two CCC girls teams as Denton and East Davidson duel for title impact. Key players Kathie Bodenheimer and Linda Smith lead Ledford while Linda Huskins may miss games, Ginger Evans stepping in. Denton’s Carol Robbins eyes Liberty tilt. Spartans poised to clinch CCC boys title with 14 4 season. Trinity Eyes West Davidson clash. West and Trinity battle for runner up as final week unfolds.
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Northwest Guilford hosts Ragsdale in key Guilford clash
Northwest leads the conference at 12-1 with Allen Jay second at 11-2 and Ragsdale third at 10-3. A Ragsdale win would create a three way tie for first.
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Seventeen Aces Mark 1962 Pro Golf Tour Highlights
New York AP reports a record 17 players scored aces on the 1962 tour with Dick Mayer earning 50000 for a Palm Springs ace and John Reuci’s Sahara Invitational ace washed out by rain. Arnold Palmer led with over 82000 in winnings and seven wins, while Billy Casper claimed four titles and Jack Nicklaus was the youngest winner. Bruce Crampton jumped from 8299 to 31231.18. Guy Wolstenholme broke his elbow after two rounds at Pebble Beach.
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Bell Senior Pitcher Leads Indians At 25
Gary Bell, 25, is the dean of the Cleveland Indians pitching staff. He broke in with the team in May 1958 after coming up from San Diego. Teammate Jim Grant is two months older but has served in the Army most of this season.
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Slide Rule 4-A Race Teeters Toward Wire in Central League
The Central 4-A title race tightens as High Point races Lexington Tuesday with a possible three way chase for second and a playoff if needed. Greensboro and Lexington loom with remaining games against Gray R J Reynolds and each other. Coaches ironed out playoff rules. flip of a coin could decide site.
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Aguirre Seeks Prove-It Year With Tigers
Hank Aguirre reported to Detroit's early camp with a quiet doubt about 1962. He wonders if his 221 ERA and 16 wins last season were a flash or real value. Aguirre aims to win a spot in the rotation alongside Jim Bunning and Jim Lary, hoping health and a full year bring another strong performance.
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Frank Lary
Lary
Stengel Finds All-Star Games Painful for Yankee Boss
Washington AP reports Casey Stengel endured All-Star appearances as Yankee manager with the American League winning only four of ten. He found the series trying despite his teams often reaching the event.
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Casey Stengel
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Stengel
Ford Leads High Point Players With Strong Averages
Ford averages 16.4 points over 16 games to pace the High Point Bison, ahead of Koontz in scoring while McDowell leads in rebounds and Koontz gains in free throw accuracy. The Bison hold a team edge in field goals, shooting 36.8 percent to opponents 34.5, and have a 701 rebound total versus 596 for foes. With three games left, 1,000 points and 800 rebounds are likely.
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Quinn Koontz
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Koontz
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McDowell
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George
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David Sherrill
Bison
Tony Simeon
David
High Point
Foes
Moundsman Bridges Shot. Yankee Pitcher Near Return
New York Yankees say Marshall Bridges, left handed reliever, wounded in an Elks Club bar shooting, will leave hospital in about 10 days and return to Jackson Mississippi. He is expected to be out about a month and ready for opening day if healing goes well. Police have charged a 21 year old woman with aggravated assault.
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New York
Yankee
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Sheriff) Bridges
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Davidson Townsend Defeats Pilot 72-0 in Playoff Showdown
Davidson Townsend Elementary School blanked Pilot Elementary 72-0 in a playoff for the Davidson County elementary basketball championship. Sharon Hedrick led scorers with 28 points as Townsend again overwhelmed Pilot after an earlier 70-2 rout.
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N.C
Davis-Townsend Elementary
Pilot Elementary
David-Towsend
Pilot
Davidson County
Sharon Hedrick
Davis-Townsend
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