Inter-City Bowling Standings Highlight Northside Chase
High Point Lanes and Friendly of Greensboro share first with 199 records in the Inter-City Traveling League at Asheboro while Northside Lanes sits half a game back. Aloma Hawks rolled 584 series with 201 181 202. Margaret Bergman led Fairlane Friendly with 613 in high series.
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High Point
Asheboro
High Point Lanes
Fairlane
Friendly
Greensboro
Northside
Winston-Salem
Aloma Hawks
Laverne Miller
Mary Jane Honeycutt
Margaret Bergman
Fairlane Friendly
Parkway Plaza
Winston
Colts Top Yanks In Department
NFL shares show the Baltimore Colts earned $5,571.40 each for losing to Cleveland in the title game, $262.11 more than the New York Yankees who got $5,309.29 after losing the World Series to St. Louis. Browns’ win over Colts at Cleveland Stadium drew $2,484,384, the first football game to gross over $2 million, with Browns shares at $8,052.82 and Cardinals World Series shares at $8,622.19.
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NEW York
Baltimore Colts
New York Yankee
Colts
Yanks
Baltimore
Cleveland
St. Louis
NFL
Yankee
Pete Rozell
Notable memories of Larry Phillips and his racing legacy
A tribute recalls Larry Phillips as a gifted driver and fan favorite. It notes his day spent testing in Daytona, a Daytona call from his wife Emilie, and a banquet in Thomasville where he appeared with Paschal. The account paints him tall, poised, and deeply devoted to fans and colleagues.
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Thomasville
Paschal
Thomasville girls topple Kannapolis. Bulldogs suffer eighth loss
Thomasville high school girls defeated Kannapolis 34 22 to move into a first place tie in the South Piedmont Conference as Bennie Peace and Delores Livengood led with seven and eleven points respectively. In the nightcap Kannapolis beat Thomasville 70 64 as Ronnie Sherrill scored 35 and Mokey Correll 13 while Pat Withers led Thomasville with 23.
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Buddy
Thomasville
Ronnie Carpenter
Kannapolis
Ronnie Sherrill
Sherrill
Art Richardson
Bulldogs
Little Wonders
Chair City
South Rowan
Hauss Gymnasium
Tommy Beard
Thomasville Lassies
Marlene Hill
Bennie Peace
Delores Livengood
Thomasville Boys
Mokey Correll
Pat Withers
Nets
Steve Cloniger
PFTP
Mucklow
Alexander High
Ind
Barbara Benfield
Peeneeeneen
Childers Eee Wee
DeMarcus Seeeeeeen
Eeemeee
Ward
EAC & Lily Co
Palmer
Cloniger
Friendly
Esso
Trantham Withers
Reliable Cleaners
Carpenter
Craven Hill Peace Carpenter Stillwell
Gantt Sheer
Bowling league results show top teams and scores
James Paul posted a high game 186 for Junior Martin while Team No 6 and Team No 2 led the ranking. Gate field and field scores appear in scattered OCR. The league leaders stand at 40 24 with Team No 2 at 37 27, second place.
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Jack & Jill
James Paul
Niele
Junior Martin
Ladies Sunset League
Georgia Lewis
Dot Campbell
Crawford’s
Larry Younts Resigns From Thomasville Coaching Staff
Larry Younts resigned from Thomasville yesterday to take a fellowship at Appalachian State Teachers College and work toward a master’s degree in physical education. The move, effective March 2, follows fellow coach Jim Tapp’s earlier resignation to join NC State College. Younts helped guide Thomasville to an 11-1 season and a Western North Carolina championship under coach George Cushwa. His brother Tommy Younts remains connected with Thomasville via Allen Jay connections.
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Thomasville
Larry Younts
Appalachian State Teachers College
Jim Tapp
Jayvee
Tapp
North Carolina State College
Younts
Guilford College
Allen Jay High School
Allen Jay
George Cushwa
Western North Carolina High School] Activities Association
Cushwa
A Oe
Tommy
Alles Ay
Ce Ieee
Ie Y Kenedy
John 'Loflin
Pat Withers
Duncan scores 40 as Mountaineers roll to 83 71 win
Wayne Duncan fuels Appalachian State to an 83 71 victory in Boone over an opponent in a Carolinas Conference clash. Five ACC players fouled out in a high driven game while Western Carolina beat Newberry 89 56 and Lenoir Rhyne edged Wofford 96 95.
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Associated Press
Mountaineers
Appalachian State
Wayne Duncan
Appalachian
Boone
N.C
ACC
Jerry Ashworth
Bulldogs
Western Carolina
Little Newberry
Henry Logan
John Britnall
WCC
Newberry
Steve Annan
Lenoir Rhyne
Wofford
Spartanburg
West
Carolina Newberry
Logan
Scoggan
Nell
Murphy
Brint'lt
Johnson
Bouton
Kiser
Annan
Beaver
Crabtree
Bua
Lyons
Pegram
Miastk
Ski
Ammons
Wells
Lemmons
Cochran
Hayes
Deehan
Broome
Alley O
Maenee
McGeachy Lamoreaux
HPGA to Elect Leaders Thursday at Blair Park Clubhouse
The High Point Golf Association will hold its annual election Thursday night at Blair Park Clubhouse. The meeting starts at 7 30 and HPGA president Dick Carter said refreshments will be served.
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High Point Golf Association
Blair Park
HPGA
Dick Carter
Virginia Names George Blackburn New Cavalier Head Coach
George Blackburn, Virginia's offensive backfield coach since spring, promoted to head football coach succeeding Bill Elias. Blackburn, 51, was the sole strong finalist among about 100 applicants and inherits a team that averaged 350 yards per game but needs defensive improvement.
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George Blackburn
University of Virginia
Bill Elias
Blackburn
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Navy
Virginia
Steve Sebo
Cavalier
Fense
Sebo
Blackburnsback
Cincinnati
Bill Neal
Cavaliers
Findlay College
Ohio
Miami of Ohio
Sid Gilman
Los Angeles Chargers
Miami
Gilman
Army
Red Blaik
Los Angeles Rams
Art Guepe
Ned McDonald
Ben Martin
Dick Voris
Spotlight Shifts To Guilford County Basketball Night
The 2A region spotlight centers on Guilford County as Southeast Guilford hosts Gibsonville to keep its 7-0 start, while Northeast Guilford visits Guilford and Ragsdale faces Northwest in a night of top four league matchups. The Central Carolina matchups include East Davidson at Central Davidson and Denton at North Davidson. Ragsdale aims to improve on its 4-2 conference mark amid a tight chase for playoff positions. Northwest boasts hot shooting from a strong bench, led by Morgan Apple Price Richardson and others, as Gibsonville seeks a pivotal win to tilt the standings.
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Guilford
Gibsonville
Falcons
Northearnet Ouillord the Ath
Central Carolina
East Davidson
Central Davidson
Denton
North Davidson
Trinity
Randleman
Ledford
West Davidson
Southeast
Allen Jay
Sumner
Northeast
Northwest
Randy Atkins
Randy Hunter
Stan Morgan
Garfield Apple
Tommy Price
John Richardson
Jimmy Young
Southeast Falcons
Yellow Jackets
Northeast eighth graders clinch 36 29 win over Madison-Mayodan
Northeast Junior High of High Point defeated Madison Mayodan eighth graders 36 to 29 in Madison. Mike Briggs and Steve Watson led with 11 points each as the High Point squad trailed at halftime but dominated the third period 13 to 5. Northeast improved to 5 0 on the season.
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Madison
Northeast Junior High
High Point
Madison-Mayodan
Mike Briggs
Steve Watson
Northeast
Griffiths Gonzalez Set For 10 Round Non Title Bout
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith, the busiest in the business, meets third-ranked Manuel Gonzalez in a 10 round non title bout in Houston. A win earns Gonzalez a title shot later. Gonzalez earned the shot by defeating Brown, Randall, Moyer and Schmidt in 1964. Griffith touted at around 159 pounds while Gonzalez weighs 149 1/2.
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Houston
Emile Griffith
Manuel Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Griffith
Joe Brown
Garland
Rip) Randall
Denny Moyer
Pete Schmidt
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Deadwood
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Ruby Black
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Evelyn Parker
Jean Propst
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Holsum
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Mae Jessup
Carol Brandon
Evelyn Shaw
Jean Bozer
Chris Helsabach
Norma Cowan
Billie Davis
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Thomasville Gals
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Asville
Larry Hill
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S.C
Ed Miastkowski
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Pembroke
Belmont Abbey
Florida A&m
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Fort Vallye State
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Oakley
Fulp
T.price
Watson
Mabe
Sherron
O.price
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