Women’s Bowling Roundup from Sunset Leagues
Haynes’ best game of the season led the Women’s Bowling Roundup with notable scores across leagues. Johns’ 199 game and 543 set highlighted LADIES DEADWOOD while Hemric posted 198 and 527 for GUYS AND DOLLS. Other strong marks included Ballard 523, Carr 540, Teague 591, and Honeycutt 601 in HI-LIGHTERS.
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Ladies Deadwood
Jean Johns
Jessie Hemric
Betty Foster
Mary Jane Honeycutt
Pat Kelly Poe
Aloma Hawks
Turkey
Jo Kiser
Ann Royals
Marge Mears
Norma Cowan
AAU and NCAA Seek High Level Talks Over Dispute
The new AAU president Clifford Buck says a top level meeting is key to resolving the long standing rift with the NCAA. Walter Byers notes such talks must pass through proper channels and calls the idea of a simple NCAA AAU solution ridiculous.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
NEW York
Atletic Union
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
Kansas City
Byers
Clifford Buck
Denver
AAU
Chicago
Playboy Fighter Wins Welterweight Title in Caracas Upset
Carlos Hernandez, a 24 year old Caracas fighter with a reputation for party habits, defeated Eddie Perkins of Chicago by split decision to capture the world junior welterweight crown in a 15 round bout. Judge totals favored Hernandez 143-142 and 146-143, while Armstrong had Perkins 150-129.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Finch
Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Hernandez
Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Perkins
Dimas Hernandez Nokin
Santos Arizmendi
Carlos
Panthers, Mountaineers Hold Midseason Chase After Tough Loss
Appalachian State edged by 9th win in 13 as Centre guards struggled while Joe Forte led rebounding at 5-8. West Carolina’s Catamounts won 89-86 in overtime powered by Henry Logan’s 37 points. Elon and Pfeiffer split, while Charlotte College and Lynchburg face Dixie Conference visit. Florida Presbyterian beat NC Wesleyan as Bruce Meade scored 30.
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N. C. Methodist
Florida Presbyterian
Bruce Meade
Erskine
Citadel
Charlotte College
Lynchburg
N. C. Wesleyan
Straddle-Putt Stance May Be Golfer's Room
Eye specialist says upright between-the-legs putting stance may improve depth perception on greens. He cites tests on 53 golfers showing better depth perception with head upright. Pro golfers like Bob Duden have tried croquet-style putters with mixed results.
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William W. Vallotton
Charleston
S.C
Vallotton
Southern Medical Journal
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
J. Howard Stokes
Florence, S.C
Journal
Elias Named Navy Fourth Civilian Football Coach
Elias, 41, formerly head coach at Virginia and Cavalier organizer recruit er, signs on as Navy s fourth civilian football coach to replace officer rotation post World War II. He brings a track record including a 5 3 1 season at George Washington and a key Army upset, with a contract near 19000 dollars.
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Herb Thompson
Annapolis
Bill Elias
Virginia
Navy
Naval Academy
Eddie Erdelatz
Wayne Hardin
Pety
George Sauer
Kansas
Elias
Cavaliers
William S. Busik
Hardin
Purdue
George Washington
Army
Navy Brass
Busik
Academy
Athletic Board of Control
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Maryland
Bulldogs Invade Concord for Conference Twinbill
Thomasville and Concord prepare for a South Piedmont Conference doubleheader with girls and boys teams. Concord holds an 8-2 overall mark and 0-2 league, while Thomasville sits 7-2 overall and 6-1 in league play. Coach Ingram may start Withers Regan Hill and Cloniger. Carpenter is questionable.
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CONCORD — _ Thomasville High
Concord Ht
Thomasville Girls
Concord
Thomasville
Thomasville Bulldogs
Clint Ingram
Pat Withers
Eddie Regan
Larry Hill
Steve Cloniger
Ronnie Carpenter
Jimmy Stillwell
Tommy Beard
Marlene Hill
Bennie Peace
Mary Ellen Smith
Delores Livengood
Swanee Ward
Penny Palmer
Thomasville picks Ralph Rowe as Hi-Toms manager for 1965
Thomasville City Council delays 11 000 field repairs as it weighs a lease and budget. Ralph Rowe, former Tommies outfielder and veteran Minnesota Twins farm system manager, was named Hi-Toms field manager for the 1965 season.
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Thomasville
Finch Field
Sion
Ralph Rowe
Thomasville Tommies
Hi-Toms
Minnesota Twins
Rowe
Minnesota
Wilson
Charlotte
Jimmy Gruzdis
Cleveland
Chair City
Missoula
Mont
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Virginia Begins Search For Coach
Virginia starts looking for a new football coach with Bill Neal as the leading internal candidate. Departing coach Bill Elias plans to recommend Neal or George Blackburn, with athletic director Steve Sebo stating both are strong options and the search may take about a week.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Cavalier
Bill Neal
Bill Elias
Navy
Neal
Elias
Wayne Hardin
George Blackburn
Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio
Blackburn
Steve Sebo
University of Virginia
Edgar F. Shannon Jr
Art Guepe
Ned McDonald
Ben Martin
Dick Voris
McDonald
George Washington University
City Basketball Junior Boys League Saturday Results
Deacons 51 Wolfpack 26 in a junior league game. Scorers included Matheny Loftin Harris Roach D Roach and Myers for Deacons while Outlaw Cox McGee White Tilley McQuaigue Barnes Johnson led Wolfpack. Schedule shows upcoming games and playoff format.
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L Deacons
Wolfpack
THON
Matheny
O. Meee Loftin
Harris
R. Roach
D. Roach
Myers
Outlaw
Cox
McGee
White
Tilley
McQuaigue
Barnes
Johnson
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