High Point Ranks Four In North Carolina Tennis List
North Carolina Tennis Association releases state rankings placing four High Point players among top seeds. Ken Machlin leads locally with seventh in men singles, while doubles partner Bob Light and other High Point members reach top doubles and junior ranks amid a slate of 19 upcoming state tournaments.
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North Carolina Tennis Association
High Point
Machlin
Gene Hamilton
Asheville
Norman Chambers
Raleigh
Bobby Koury
Burlington
Jim Donnan
Winston Salem
Jim Haslam
Norman Jarrard
Greensboro
Appalachian
Bob Light
Donna Hartley
Veryse
Carol Davenport
Bob Koury
Ken Machlin
J. W.W. Isennour
Naegh
Ronnie Smarr
Wingate
Ron McVittie
Winston-Salem
Jim Emmons
Ken West
Misenheimer
Bob Andrews
Curtis Hardy
Charlotte
Barry Grice
Mt. Holly
Jim Ker
Mike Alcala
Reidsville
Rich Henderson
Winnington
G. Lewis
Jim Skidmore
Chambers
Hamilton
Arisawa
Donnan
John Lucas
Durham
Ed Warshaver
Wilmington
Tommy Dixon
Dee Blankenhourn
Randy Merritt
Lexington
Herb McKim
Danny Phillips
Goldsboro
L. Heath
Cy King
Koury-Lucas
Blankenhourn-McKim
Warshaver-Phillips
McKim-Phillips
Dixon
A. Small
Char
Head
Bingham
B. Ashley
R. Connelly
Hardy
W. Riddick
R. Mt
Bill Stephanz
G. Robinson
Boone
H. Dean
N.C. Tennis Association
Rockingham County
Madison
Davidson
Eastern Carolina
North Carolina
N. C
Chapel Hill
Piedmont
Salisbury
Western Carolina
City of Asheville
Campbell Bombs Past Pfeiffer in 104-70 Victory
Campbell College toppled Pfeiffer 104-70 as Campbell broke the 100 point barrier for the season. The game was tied 5-0 early before Campbell surged to a 14-13 lead with 13 minutes left in the first half and led 48-39 at intermission.
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Buses Creek
N.C
Campbell College
Pfeiffer
Campbells
Appalachian Downs Catawba in 74 61 Victory
Appalachian dominated from the start to defeat nonconference foe Catawba 74 61 in Salisbury. Bill Bailey led Catawba with 28 points while Tim Parker and Dave Mullis Lach each scored 17 for Appalachian.
College Scores Roundup From AP Across The Nation
AP reports diverse college results with many close games including Illinois 75 over Michigan 73 and Ohio State 93 over Northwestern 87. Other notable finishes include Wake Forest 91 over North Carolina 90 in a tight clash and West Virginia 88 Florida 87 in overtime.
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The
Associated Press
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio State
Northwestern
Duke
Ohio
Detroit Tech
St. Olaf
Monmouth
Carleton
Knox
Toledo
Plattsburgh State
St. Lawrence
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Rider
Lafayette
Alfred
Union
Georgetown
Thomas More
Temple
Navy
West Virginia
Florida
Air Force
Southern
Colorado
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oregon State
Washington State
Bowdoin
Williams
Suffolk
Salem State
Penn
Massachusetts
Indiana Central
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Manhattan
Army
New Hampshire
Vermont
Clemson
Furman
Wagner
Albright
Kings Point
Marist
Tennnessee
Oklahoma City
Denver
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Ohio A
Ilinois
Southern Colorado
Ceorne
Ohio U
Marines sweep regional boxing night at City Lake Gym
Local Marines and Seagrove boxers featured in a crowdedCity Lake Gymnasium event with wins in multiple weight classes. Top highlights include Larry Carlisle of the Marines earning two awards and Gregory Lamour of Norfolk receiving the sportsmanship honor while James Hamm and other matchups drew strong crowds.
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Waddell Harris
Seagrove
Ricky Whitt
Terry Jennings
Harold Fields
Tommy Hall
Joe Smith
Robert Green
Smith-Green
Lewis Baldwin
Mike Coletrane
High Point
George Hill
Marines
Eddie Bowman
Army
Robert Mullins
Roebuck
Willard Mosley
Navy
Eugene Stinson
John Roberts
James Hamm
Quincy Daniels
Hamm
Norfolk
Gregory Lamour
Larry Carlisle
Carlisle
William Durham
Eugene Williams
Oscar Ellington
Carolinas Aau
Lewis Fisher
North Carolina
Gerald Hughes
Chuck Solustri
Colan Austin
Odell Foust
Jack Smith
Bill Hunt
Winstead
Jimmy Hester
Ben Canibe
City Lake Gymnasium
USAC Boosts Stock Block Engine Size To 355 Cubic Inches
USAC directors in Indianapolis voted to raise the stock block engine limit in the championship car division from 320 to 355 cubic inches effective January 1, 1972. The pony cars such as Ford Torino and Dodge Charger are admitted to the stock car division this year. Turbocharged engines keep current specs. turbine limits unchanged. Charlie Brockman was re elected president for another year as the annual meeting began.
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Indianapolis
United States Auto Club Board of Directors
USAC
Ford
Charlie Brockman
South African PGA Championship Crowns Hutchinson Champion
Johannesburg AP reports South African Den is Hutchinson shot a final round 68 to win the South African Professional Golfers Association championship at Germiston. His total 278, six under par, tops Peter Oosterhuis by two strokes after a 70 final round.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Denis Hutchinson
Professional Golfers Association
Germiston Course
Peter Oserhuis
USC Georgia Tech Set To Play Football Series
USC and Georgia Tech announced a four year home and home football series starting September 12 in Atlanta. Athletic directors Bobby Dodd and Paul Dietzel cited a new NCAA rule expanding schedules to 11 games and both expressed interest in extending the series beyond four years. Dietzel praised Tech’s tradition and competitiveness.
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USC
Georgia Tech
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Atlanta
Bobby Dodd
Tech
Paul Dietzel
Dodd
Dietzel
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High Point College
T.wingate Andrews High School
Walt Idol
Margie Hartley
Donna
Julie Andrews
Chuck Cloninger
Shelby
Chip Koury
Allen Wall
Joe Merritt
Cliff Skakle
David Coon
Frank Venable
Jim Neal
Jeff Hyman
Cloninger Merritt
Koury-Wall
Wall-Merritt
Skable-Venable
D. Babb
G. Sanders
J. Leitner
Jo Ann Peacock
Stewart Smith
Ginny Ennett
Beth Hamilton
Cullowhee
Jane Preyer
Kathy Moss
Fayetteville
Lynn Helms
Lucy Rose
Julie Upchurch
Sara Shell
Kinston
Lucinda Felton
Rocky Mount
Hartley
Davenport
Peacock
Hy Moss
Shell
Helms-Rose
Peacock-Moss
Felton
Margaret Newbold
Carol Wilson
Emily Maddux
Asheboro
Carney Timberlake
Emily Yarbrough
Smith-Preyer
Wilson-Maddux
Newgold-S. Schweppe
M. Hartley
H.P
S. Andrews
Sally Schweppe
Nina Cloninger
Len Brinkley
Marjorie Hartley
Carey Timberlake
Adele Roberts
Patsy Millar
Elizabeth Sawyer
Schweppe-Yarbrough
Schweppe-Millar
Cloniger
B. Culbertson
Brinkley-Sawyer
Hartley-Andrews
Timberlake-Roberts
Transylvania
Northwood
Ind
Taylor
Franklin
St. John’s
N.Y
St. Francis
AAMCO
S. Main St
Waughtown St
Cherry St
Igeorgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
U.S
Goon Zvear
Goodyear
High Point, N. C
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Wrenn
High Point, N.C
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