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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1964

Page

14

Spectator Is King At British Open As Hornets Win

The Associated Press reports a record Open crowd at St Andrews as Birmingham loses 7-2 in a six-run eighth inning surge. Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema headline American challengers while fans pay $4.20 for a full week. The British Open crown caps 72 holes of fierce competition, with Birmingham coasting until late.

Associated Press Charlotte Hornets Tom Reedy Hormiets ST. Andrews Scotland Birmingham Tom Kidd Petitors Knoxville Macon Columbus Chattanooga Jack Nicklaus Doug Sanstight Tom Dukes Ders Tony Lema Dougland Lynchburg Asheville Ford Tom Umphlett Hank Izqui Kingjerdo George Simms Charlotte

Fishing Rodeo Big Success At City Lake

More than 300 people attended City Lake Pool fishing rodeo sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Dept. Winners across categories include Craig Kisiah as the first catcher at 6 am, Jimmy Hoots the 3 year old youngest, Jerry Ledwell top fisherman from the bank with 58 water dwellers, Joe Elder with a two inch smallest fish and six ounce biggest bream, H S Brown 5 1/2 pounds largest bass and artificial bait winner, Eastman catfish 2 pounds 13 ounces, Steve Hensley largest crappie at nine ounces.

City Lake Pool Ray Kissah Parks and Recreation Dept Craig Kisiah Jimmy Hoots Mary Hill Jerry Ledwell English Rd Joe Elder Dennis H. S. Brown Paramount St Brown E Eastman Steve Hensley Aroherst St

Penfield to broadcast Wake Forest football this fall

Veteran announcer Add Penfield, WSJS sports director, will broadcast Wake Forest College football games this fall on a Deacon network. The move places Penfield in Winston-Salem with WSJS and WSJS-TV as key stations, linking Wake Forest coverage across the region.

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Fights Report From Wanonat Tournament Ties St Louis

Last night’s fights at Wanonat featured a team tennis tournament today tied with St Louis as the favorite. Masahiko Harada scored for Los Angeles while Rey Asis and Ismael Laguna earned points in Manila Philadelphia and Panama City rounds. The event also noted Kid Anai from Charleston and other bout results across Mexico City and Atlanta.

Wty St. Louis Los Angeles Masahiko Harada Atlanta Washington Rey Asis Manila Ismael Laguna Philadelphia Panama Kid Anal Charleston W.va Huac Mexico City

Olympic Track Trials Struggle With Inadequate Venue

New York AP report criticizes the Olympic trials site used for 1964 attempt. Stadium on an East River island is undersized and difficult to reach, with limited facilities and fading World’s Fair era standards. Athletes face questionable conditions as trials head toward Los Angeles.

Jim Becker Associated Press NEW York (Ap East River America Wags Los Angeles Calimuch Anyifornia

Tom Brown Signs With Green Bay Packers

Maryland football and baseball star Tom Brown signed with Green Bay for about 20,000 dollars with a 6,000 dollar bonus. The 23 year old, 6 foot 1 inch, 190 pound back played for York in the Class AA Eastern League after a .167 NFL season and .228 in 77 games with York. Brown was drafted by the Packers in 1962 as a top prospect at flanker or defensive back and had been a standout All America at Maryland.

Green Bay, Wis Maryland Tom Brown Green Bay Packers York Packers Jim Lemon Old Brown Brown University of Maryland Alwas Vic- Washington Senators Torious

AFL Seeks Interleague Talks to End Football War

Boston Patriots linebacker and AFL Players Association president Tom Addison proposes a joint AFL NFL meeting to end interleague tensions and boost professional football. Addison has reached out to Baltimore Colts defensive end Ordell Braase to explore a cooperative dialogue.

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