High Point Bowling Roundup Headlines and Standings
High Point bowling roundup shows top averages led by Danny Linthicum 193 and Doe Beard 191. Val D Abbracci and Harold Clark post 647 season totals while Doc Beard leads Sportsman Club with 224 and 204 games. City and Tar Heel leagues list team records and high games.
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Danny Linthicum
Doe Beard
Gray Kaney
Dennis Thompson
Jim Ledwell
Don Royals
Jim Wirsching
Jeff Mathews
Red Morgan
Miley Allen
Harold Clark
Val D’abbracci
Val
Conention
Sportsman Club
Doc Beard
Carter
Harry Williams
Charles Willard
Ken Bullin
Bill Marlowe
Charles Causby
John Collins
Bob Cecil
Richard Briley
Tom Kemp
Lowell Hurley
Wiley Pritchett
Moose Clayton
Martin Cleaners
Clayton
Patrician Furniture
Southern Oil
Haydn Lavern
Ragan Carmichael Inc
Carolina Container
Carolina
Ronald Morphis
Bill Foust
M. Bodenheimer
Ralph Stevenson
L. Patton
Don Byrd
Dick Davis
Red Graham
Gene Marsh
High Point Industrial National
McLamb
Ray Cross Sr
Jerry Earnhardt
Farmer’s Dairy
James Inc
C. V. Harvey
CIVIC
Raiders
Swartzberg
Boyd Griffin
AJBC
Bantams
Alley Surfers
Zonks
Dixon
McLamb’s Grocery
Mountaineers Set To Capseason With Final Home Showdown
West Virginia holds a 8-1 conference mark and aims to raise its 16-8 overall tally against George Washington, in the final home appearance for leading rebounders Carl Head and Bob Benfield. VMI hosts Samford in a separate 5-15 campaign ending.
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George Washington
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Colonials
Carl Head
Bob Benfield
Mountaineer
VMI
Samford
Ledford Stuns Central in OT to Reach Tourney Final
Ledford Panthers rally from 14 down to beat Central Davidson 55 52 in overtime, earning a title game berth against North Davidson. Ledford girls also win 24 15 over Randleman to face Trinity for the distaff crown.
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Lexington
Ledford
Gilbert Buck
Panthers
Central Carolina
Central Davidson
North Davidson
Randleman
Trinity
North Boys
North
Pete Jones
Black Knights
Knights
North Court
Central
Buck
Ricky Metsinger
Gary Everhart
Harold Hoover
Terry Mayhew
Everhart
Metsinger
Hoover
Jimmy Craven
Smith
Panther
Bedlam
Mayhew
Mary Clodfelter
Alfred Ledford
Gy McGee Reece
Motsinger
Pugh Clodfester Johnson Hoover
Graves Whitaker
Cecil Cross Wood Smith
Craven Hunt
Craven Jones
Rancheman
Allen Jay Teams Battle Guilford County 2-A Final
Allen Jay High men face Guilford in the 2-A title game at Ragsdale Gym tonight after a 70-38 win over Gibsonville and the Jaybird girls meet Sumner following a 51-25 semifinal. Terry Cox led the boys with 23 points and Debbie Lawson scored 21 for the girls. The finals also reveal 2-A All-Conference squads and MVPs.
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Jamestown
Allen Jay High
Guilford County
Jaybird
Guilford
Sumner
Ragsdale Gymnasium
Allen Jay
Gibsonville
Terry Cox
Jimmy Bowman
Jaybirds
Allen Jay Girls
Debbie Lawson
Lawson
High Point Archery Club Hosts March Tournaments
High Point Archery Club announced two events next month. The invitational on March 5 at City Lake Pool will draw fewer shooters, while the state tournament on March 19 brings top archers from around the state and nation. Defending state champion Alice Halton of High Point is among participants.
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High Point Archery Club
Robert Fesperman
City Lake Pool
High Point
Fesperman
L. M. Pendry
Alicetine Halton
Halton
Northeast Ninth Graders Dominate Salisbury 71 45
Northeast ninth grade basketball defeated Salisbury 71 to 45 for their sixth win of the season. Wayne Warner scored 12 points and Gary Reddick added 10 as Northeast built a 17-6 lead in the first quarter and stayed ahead. They host Ferndale Monday and travel to Thomasville Wednesday for the season finale.
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Northeast
Salisbury
Wayne Warner
Gary Reddick
Ferndale
Thomasville
Northwest Guilford crushes Southeast in county tourney
Northwest Guilford won 75 to 37 over Southeast in the county tourney. Northeast beat Ragsdale 65 to 47 as the two Guilford teams set up a finals showdown at 8 p.m. Northwest remains the top Guilford team in the loop ahead of next week’s conference tournament.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Mountaineers
East Carolina
Charlotte
Pleasant Garden
Northwest Guilford
Southeast
Northeast
Ragsdale
Northwest
Guilford
S$ Guilford
Dixon Shelton Clapp
Hunter
Asey
Wilson
Gilmore
Morgan O
McCi
Tock Daniel of Gorrell
Clinard
Smith
Hayes
Decker
Oakley Reynolds Stuart
Crawford Tucker
Eeeeereseees
Bowling league night highlights and standings
Last night in the Hi-Low Bowling Leagues in Guilford and Northeast districts saw top scores by Suzy Hartman and Barbara Hite in individual events. Team leaders included Pin Busters and Stars with second places by Star Gazers and Lions Club, plus notable figures in the Industrial and Civic Triples leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
Ragsdale
G. Smith
Thom
Austin
Waller
Cc. Smith
Loftis
Robinson
Glimer
Osborne
Aydelette
Herbin
Glover
Tae
Pin Busters
Suzy Hartman
Barbara Hite
Stars
Star Gazers
Northeast
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Roy Dixon
Bob Burchette
Enterprise
Spartans
Subh Doug Hunt
Ronnie Johnson
Ricky Smith
Hunt
Doug Hunt
Chip Faircloth
Archery Club
Warner
Woodruff Butler Cates Burns Jackson
Currie Jones
Sears Porter Gribble Collie Whitecat
Patterson Fisher L. Smith
D. Smith Carpenter
Ga Reddick
Johnson
Singer Samuels
Taley
Peete Eeeneee
Wee
Garner Motors
Case
Garner Motor Co
Hi-Lighters League
Industrial League
McLamb‘s Grocery
Ind
Wimpy Hinkle
Men
Washington
Pegram
Burton Inc
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