High Point Lanes to reopen after resurfacing suspension
Women's Bowling updates note High Point Lanes will reopen Saturday June 11 at 9 00 a m after a one week resurfacing closure. The Ladies Second Annual Scratch Doubles Tournament is scheduled June 25 with a 2 50 entry fee and WIBC sanctions. Team divisions cap 315 in A and 275 in B based on top winter averages. Entrants may bowl in both divisions.
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Brinwood Restaurant
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Joann Snider
Marie Arsenault
Luceile Ingram
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Betty Hill
Dot Campbell
Shirley Craven
Miriam Wood
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Margie Craven
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Ann Clayton
Carol Jones
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Ann Hauser
Ann Hudnell
Gray’s Jeweler’s
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al Boling
College Series Opens With Powerhouse Rivalries In Omaha
In Omaha the 20th NCAA world series starts with No. 1 Southern California and No. 2 Ohio State meeting strong foes in opening play. Southern Cal faces North Carolina while Ohio State meets Northeastern in a first appearance, with Northeastern led by Coach John Connelly. Evening games follow at 6 and 8 30 CST after 11 a.m. Texas and Arizona open the day.
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Minnesota
Ohio State
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Florida State
Airgas
Eete
Northeastern University of Boston
Northeastern
John Connelly
Texas
Arizona
St. John’s
Stock Goes Up on Bidding Fluctuations Through Week
The stock showed higher bidding at close Thursday with a bid of 26 and ask 29. Earlier Monday bids were 16 with 18 asks while two weeks ago bids stood at 14 and asks 16. The movements reflect volatility across recent trading days.
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Aruda Oie
Golf Course Opens for Play in Roaring Gap
Conway a PGA member announces Roaring Gap course opened May 23 located about 55 miles from Winston on Highway 21 near Elkin. Greens fees listed as 3 dollars the week and 4 dollars on week and holidays. Carts and caddies available at the new course.
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Conway
PGA
Elkin
USTFF Opens National Championship Amid AAU Sabotage Claim
The USTFF opened its fourth national championship at Indiana State University amid AAU charges of sabotage after Clifford Buck demanded AAU sanctioning or athletes would be barred from the June National AAU Championships. Top miler Jim Ryun and 300 athletes competed as the AAU-NCAA rift deepened. Kansas coach Bob Timmons criticized the move calling it unfair to athletes and warning no national team would be formed.
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Terre Haute
AAU
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New York
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Buck
Welter Byers
NCAA
Kansas City
Senate
USTFF
Kansas
Bob Timmons
Ryan
Ryun
Michel Jazy
France
Timmons
Court Set To Rule In Early July On Antitrust Challenge
Wisconsin special counsel Willard S. Stafford argues Wisconsin can challenge the Atlanta transfer of the Braves under state law. He contends baseball claims lack jurisdiction as operations are interstate, while baseball attorneys assert the game is inherently local and not under federal antitrust law. Chief Justice Currie notes a 1957 suggestion that Congress may regulate baseball.
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Stafford
U.S. Supreme Court
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Congress
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Comets
Bowie
Kuhn
GN Drivers Will Race At Asheville
The Fireball 500 at Asheville Weaverville half mile track will feature David Pearson and Richard Petty atop a 25 to 30 car field in the Grand National race honoring the late Glenn Fireball Roberts. Practice begins 2 p.m. Saturday with the 300 lap event at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Richard Petty
Nascar
Asheville-Weaverville
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Pearson
Maryville
Tenn
Tom Pistone
Pistone
Hickory
Winston - Salem
Bowman Gray Stadium
Thomasville Hi-Toms Host Gastonia In Twin Bill Tonight
Thomasville Hi-Toms return to Finch Field for a doubleheader with Gastonia after rain washed out last night’s action. First game at 6 00 PM and second at 7 15 PM. Spartanburg widened its lead over the Hi-Toms to 3½ games while Statesville beat by 6 0.
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Gastonia
Rock Hill
Spartanburg
Hi- Toms
Org
Statesville
Mack Gendreau
Greenville
Salisbury
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