Scotch Doubles Tournament at High Point Lanes Crowned Winners
Over the weekend 66 teams competed in the Scotch Doubles at High Point Lanes. Top girls included Jane Yates Modie Road 669 in first, followed by M Roach Hale 663 and M Stone Kennedy 658, with detailed placements from 1st to 12th and multiple league summaries across the feature section.
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High Point
Jane Yates
Modie Road
Tecord
M. Roach
P. Hale
M. Stone
E. Kennedy
D. Beeson
E. Whitt
J. Kiger
B. Hite
E. Burton
J. Yates
G. Parker
M. Willard
P. Martin
J. Boyd
G. Houser
J. Kennedy
Eee
Wan
Veterans Feel Pinch Of Age In Baseball Roundup
Baseball life begins at 40 for Elroy Face and Stu Miller, yet veterans struggle with aging. Jim Lonborg, ace of the Boston champs, dealt with misfortune as a Cy Young winner. Five signees got raises while Tampa misses included Jim Maloney, Milt Petes, and Gary Nolan among others.
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Elroy Face
Stu Miller
Jim Lonborg
Boston
Cadmas Aestad
Tampa
Fla
Cinona Inara
Jim Maloney
Milt Petes
Mel Ae
Gary Nolan
Drivers Eye Safety Advances At Speed Era
Dr Monaco notes centrifugal force at high speeds pulls blood from the brain and vision blurs while speeds rise toward 200 mph. Flight suits for drivers are seen as increasingly necessary by next year or the year after. He cites helmets, roll bars, and seat belts as improved, but calls for further safety gear as speeds climb.
Wake Forest Deacons Aim to End Losing Streak
Wake Forest aims to halt a 14 game losing run with two conference games left, as Duke handed them a 50 41 defeat and NC State prepares for a regional TV showdown. NC State leads 13 7 overall and 8 3 in the ACC while Wake Forest struggles in league play. Clemson also fell in overtime to Furman 66 64.
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Wake Forest
Deacons
Weaeen
Atlantic Charlotte
North Carotte
Olina State
St. Joseph’s
Duke
N.C. State
N. C. State Wolfpack
North Carolina
N. C. State
State
Wolfpack
Norman Sloan
Avis
Jack K McCleskey
Rey
Bob Lewis
ACC
Clemson
Furman
Dick Esbeck
Gray wins Brattleboro cross country race in near zero weather
U S Olympic ski team member Bob Gray of Putney Vermont survived near zero conditions and a tough 5.7 mile course to win Brattleboro Winter Carnival’s George Washington cross country race, covering the route in 35 minutes 55 seconds. Raimo Ahti of Fitchburg Massachusetts placed second among a 422 entrant field.
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Associated Press
Bob Gray
Putney
George Washington
Gray
Raimo Ahti
Fitchburg
Mass
Merger Committee Named In NFL Talks For 1970 Realignment
Pete Rozelle is to appoint committees during today's NFL and AFL meetings to accelerate the 1970 merger. Panels will study television, rules, schedule, realignment, league organization, postseason games and sites as the two leagues resolve common issues within two years. Art Modell, Browns owner and NFL president, expects a four divisional setup for 1968 and 1969 with 1969 structure still to be decided.
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New York
Pro Football
Art Modell
NFL
Cleveland Browns
Modell
Donnie Allison Seeks Victory Against Brother Bobby In 125 Miler
Donnie Allison, fastest in practice at 184.456 mph, starts fourth in the 125 mile race with brother Bobby at his side. Bobby, driving a 68 Ford in the second race, is praised by Donnie who recalls a childhood challenge and aims to beat the elder sibling on the Grand National circuit.
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Bobby Allison
Bobby
Freddie Lorenzen
Carpenter
Hanoi
Saigon
Big Brothers
Little Brothers
Allisons
Donnie
Rockingham
Hueytown
Ala
Donnie Allison
Kelly Wins Hopkinton to Newton Road Race
John J. Kelley of Connecticut won the Hopkinton to Newton road race in 1 hour 48 minutes 40 seconds. Rick Bayko of Newburyport finished second in 1 hour 52 minutes 2 seconds among 62 runners.
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Newton
Mass
John J. Kelley
Connecticut
Hopkinton
Rick Bayko
Newburyport
Bayko
High Point Tops West Forsyth In Prep Basketball
High Point defeats West Forsyth 48 to 28 in a high school basketball tilt. Key point scorers include Millis with 17 and McDaniel with 10 for High Point while Williams and Coffey lead West Forsyth with notable contributions.
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High Point
West Ar
West Forsyth
Parks
Coffey
Bryant
Matthews
Russell
Conrad
Black
Williams
Millis
McDaniel
Stevens
Barker
Bryson
White
Brewer
Crawford
Northeast Triumph Over Thomasville In Point Battle
Northeast scored 61 to Thomasville 33 in a low scoring game. Key contributors include Cooke with 0 for Northeast, Shever 24, Price 12, Hawks 15, Cole 4, Hobbs 3, Burris 1 while Thomasville’s Richardson 11 and Botta 7 led their team with Lewis 5 and Kings Mariette 2.
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Northeast
Thomasville
Cooke
Shever
Price
Hawks
Cole
Hobbs
Burris
Richardson
Behhanan
Lewis
Botta
Kings Mariette
High Point dominates Parkland in medley relays and sprints
High Point swimmers post a 200-yard medley relay time of 2 minutes 10.5 seconds and nab multiple top finishes. Individual winners include Mason in freestyle sprints and Bean in breaststroke, with Parkland taking second spots and an unofficial 40-yard freestyle relay noted.
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High Point
Parkland
Mason
Nixon
Ard
Johnson
Parham
Bean
Francie
Pyouseau
Kovara’ Muerfty
Soins
Robbins
Macen + Wen
Souter
Caudie
Myard Fr
Jeteer
Barefoot
McGee Takes Two Stroke Lead In Open Golf Round
Jerry McGee built a two stroke edge entering the Tucson Open second round at Tucson National. He fired a seven under par 65 with seven birdies and no bogeys. Behind him four players tied for four under 68 including Oppermann Crampton Stockton and Lotz. Palmer struggled to a 74.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jerry McGee
McGee
Beman
Steve Oppermann
Bruce Crampton
Dave Stockton
John Lotz
Arnold Palmer
Playoff Spots Set as East Faces Final Slot Battle
The NBA playoff field in the Eastern Division is shaping up with Philadelphia and Boston atop the standings. New York holds third, 15 games back, while Cincinnati Detroit and Baltimore battle for the final berth within a single game of each other. Baltimore beat Kansas City 112-99 behind Johnny Egan's early 11 points and 26 from Scott. Lucas scored 28 for the Royals in a late rally.
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Bob Kauffman
Panthers
Kauffman
Quakers
High Point
Gene Littles
Panther
Jim Colbert
Open Whitaker
Guilford
Bob Bregard
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Boston
Knicks
Cincinnati
Detroit
Baltimore
Royals
Cleveland
Pistons
St. Louis
Syracuse
Bullets
Johnny Egan
Scott
Jerry
Lucas
Piedmont Netters Get Organized in Winston-Salem
Members of the Piedmont Tennis League met in Winston-Salem on Wednesday to organize for the year.
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Piedmont
Winston-Salem
Piedmont Tennis League
Winston Wednesday
College Cage Roundup Elvin Hayes Sets Another Record
Elvin Hayes moved to third on the career scoring list with 2 525 points in his three year career as Baylor’s era of dominance continued. Ron Sanford led New Mexico over Arizona 102 74 at Albuquerque as the Lobos snapped a long losing streak. Oklahoma City and Wyoming posted home wins while Holy Cross edged Connecticut 86 85 and San Francisco beat San Jose 63 61.
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Grugers
Cone Baylor
Seattle
Bill Bradley
Oscar Robertson
University of Cincinnati
Dickie Hemric
Wake Forest
Ron Sanford
New Mexico Lobos
Arizona
Albuquerque
Lobos
Duke
Blue Devils
Associated Press
Winston-Sa
Dame
New York
New Madison
Oklahoma City
Rich Travis
Tulsa
Wyoming
Arizona State
George
Georgetown
Miami
Ohio
Xavier
Eeene Colgate
Holy Cross
Connecticut
San Francisco
San Jose
Barrett Wins 14th Thistle Regatta on Tampa Bay
Peter Barrett of Newport Beach California won the 14th annual thistle class regatta on Tampa Bay with a 1 1 6 1 score and a final race 7th place. Ted Fontelieu of Westport Connecticut finished second with 2 percent points and Gerald Haupt of Cincinnati was third with 39 percent points.
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Barrett
Associated Press
Peter Barrett
Newport Beach
Calif
Tampa Bay
Ted Fontelieu
Westport
Conn
Gerald Haupt
Cincinnati
Ledford Ties For First With Big Conference Win
Ledford moved to 21-1 in conference and 23-3 overall after a 25 point effort from Aubry Strother led the team to a victory. Joe Forte added 15 as Thomasville prepares for a Kernersville game tonight.
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Thomasville
Ledford Ee Sones
Ledford
Aubry Strother
Joe Forte
Kernersville
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