Y's Men Honor Midget League Awards Banquet
Some 650 Y's Men Midget Basketball League players and families attended the 10th annual awards night at the YMCA gym. Coaches, assistants, and league officials received trophies and recognition, with the Warriors led by coach Jerry Shaver earning top honors.
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Warriors
Dean Dull
YMCA
Jerry Shaver
Chigger Moffit
Bill Wright
Y’s
Jerry Parrish
Local awards honor league stars and sportsmanship winners
Moffit Award goes to a top namer with Dean Dull and Bob Amos assisting. Runner-up Ram team in the American League features Royster Tucker as coach. Ken Yarborough and E Ray Burleson present Championship awards. Max Cooke and Tony Simeon give Sportsmanship Awards chosen by teammates. Individual team reps listed with names and teams across National and American Leagues.
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Larry Bowersock
YMCA
Dave Leonard
Dee Cadick
Braves
Bobby Yates
Cats
Homer Smith
Deacons
Bob Allen
Hawks
Danny Sewell
Knicks
Henry Kennedy
Mustangs
Bob Hilliard
Lakers
Larry Hedrick
Nationals
Bill McDowell
Panthers
Doug Brackett
Redskins
Stacy Johnson
Tigers
Jerry Shaver
Warriors
Jack Hawks
Bullets
Bud Sechrest
Celtics
Bill Wright
Clippers
Garland Pugh
Colts
Odell Culler
Comets
Skip Vaughn - Dukes
Bill Hutchens
Eagles
Harold O’kelley
Falcons
Wheat Miller
Oilers
Ike Cramn
Pistons
Royster Tucker
Rams
Ken Hutchens
Saints
Dean Dull
Bob Amos
Ram
Ken Yarborough
E. Ray Burleson
Max Cooke
Tony Simeon
Midget Cage Tourney Opens At City Lake
The midget basketball tournament opens at City Lake gym with finals this weekend. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend as High Point hosts district play for ages 12 and under across Central and Western districts.
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City Lake Gym
High Point
North Carolina Recreation and Park Society
Joe Davidson
Burlington
Amateur Athletic Union
Ray Kisiah
North Carolina Association
Thomasville
Clinton
Greensboro
Charlotte
Forest City
Lenoir
Drexel
Valdese
Dunn
High Point Boys Club
High Point Recreation Department
High Point “‘Y
Penn Winds Up Roundball Year
William Penn prepares for its final game of the season at Winston-Salem against Carver. The Tigers stand 1-6 in the conference and 8-9 overall with a junior varsity opener at 6:30 p.m. followed by the varsity contest.
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William Penn
Carver
Winston - Salem
Tigers
All-Southern Conference basketball selections listed
The 1967 All-Southern Conference team features Johnny Moates and Ron Williams on the first unit, with Knowles, Pomeroy, Head, and Green also earning top roles. Second team includes Panneton, Lawrence, Reason, Lalli, and Huckel, with several honorable mentions across VMI George Washington East Carolina Citadel Furman Davidson and others.
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Moates
Green
Knowles
Greenville
N. C
Davidson
Pomeroy
Pittsburgh
W&m
Reasecr
Steve Lawrence
Furman
Joe Lalli
George Washington
Ron Pannet
William & Mary
Carl Head
West Virginia
Washington
D.C
Tom Green
Richmond
Bristol
Tenn
Ron Panneton
Springfield
Cheverly
Dave Reason
St. Albans
W. Va
Dunmore
Wayne Huckel
Soph
Crawford
N. J
Steve Powers
VMI
Terry Grefe
Vince Colbert
Dan Pasquariello
East Carolina
John DeBrosse
The
Citadel
Don Webster
Mike O’neill
Sellout Daytona 500 proves NASCAR faithful loyalty
The Daytona 500 sold out with 94 250 paid, seating from $6 infield to $20 stands, plus a million-dollar gate. TV telecast drew 300 000 to 350 000 viewers nationwide, with closed circuit venues in Spartanburg Winston-Salem Detroit and the South reporting strong attendance and no losses. Promoters Littlejohn and Hawkins showcased a successful televised event with a projected $2.1 million TV gross alongside France’s gate take. The next NASCAR event is a 150-mile race at Asheville Weaverville, with Indy-type cars schedule and a 200-mile Moss Port event planned for June 17.
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Bloys Britt
Associated Press
Charlotte
Bill France
Daytona
Florida
Joe Littlejohn
Spartanburg
Mario Andretti
France
Littlejohn
Hawkins
Asheville-Weaverville
U.S
Arsenas and Others Dominate Lightweight Boxing Outputs
In New Orleans Arsenas Jacobs 175 pounds from White Plains outpointed Marion Connor 176 pounds from Canton. In Washington Bobby Foster 173 pounds stopped Andres Serpa 164 pounds. In Tokyo Hiroshi Kobayashi 130 outpointed Vincente Dorado 130% from Argentina. In Johannesburg Steffel Steyn 147 stopped Gordon McAteer 137% from Britain. In Portland Wade Smith 157 outpointed Pete Peterson 163 from San Jose.
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New Arsenas
Herodel Jacobs
White Plains N. Y
Marion Connor
Canton, Ohio
Washington
Bobby Foster
Washington, D.C
Andres Serpa
Argentina
Tokyo
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Japan
Vincente Dorado
Johannesburg
South Africa
Steffel Steyn
Gordon McAteer
Britain
Portland
Ore
Wade Smith
Pete Peterson
San Jose
Calif
Andretti Seeks Indy Focus Amid South Stock Event Push
Daytona winner Andretti signals he will skip other races to concentrate on Indianapolis and major Southern stock car events, framing the move as driven by money and opportunity.
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Andretti
Daytona
Indianapolis
Amazing Havahart trap for rats to skunks
A rustproof Havahart trap captures raiding rats rabbits squirrels and skunks without harming pelts. It releases pets and poultry unharmed and uses no springs or jaws. Available in sizes for all needs.
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Bob White
Billy Rankin
Doug Whitson
Blaine Smith
Rick McDaniel
Dull
Steve McAllister
Scott Dennis
Mack Upton
Jim Price
Joe Brigman
Guy Kinney
High Point Central High School
Chris Lindsey
Bill Mclermott
Charles Morris
High Point College
Morris
He Charac
National League Braves
Tony
al Nationals
Mike Amos
Ronnie Lassiter
Jack White
Jack Powell
Keith Hawks
Robert Crowder
Wayne
Cadick Tigers
Ronnie Clinard
Ronnie Welch
Scott Lambeth
American League Clippers
Jeffery
Beaston
Larry Brandon
Randy Sechrest
Dukes
Bill Wall
James Thacker
Johnny Evans
Doug Newton
Jerry Dawson
Glenn Keaton
Tony Shaver
Mike Collins
Tony Dawson
City Lake
Hickory
Ecrea
Ios
Knights
Bolding
Arland
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Price
CoMedaniel
Ance
G—R. Smith
Saunders
G—Steffan
Pharr
M. Smith
W. Smith
Corn
Tate
Adams
Lambeth
Park
Christian
Junior Recreation Pos
Hurricanes
Vandals
F—Beaver
Denne
F—Havener
R, Tolbert
C—Rutherford
Cecil
G—Hodges
Sullivan
M. Tolbert
Hodges
Fields
Horton
Abee
Spencer McNeil
R. Cecil
Stephens
Cougars
F—Shaver
Stenee Cox
F—Brown
Ey Hiatt
C—Morrison
Jacobs
Ing
Penn
Spiders
Jim Jones
Mike Boyles
Charles Wood
Bob Beeson
Gary Myers
Bill Barrier
Rocky McEhan
Lewis Supply Company
North Main Street
South
Workmen’s
Robert L. Green
N. Main St
Roger McAllister
Wilson’s Shoe Store
North Main Call
Pontiac Master
Pontiacs Motor Division
General Motors
S. Main
New Spring Merchandise