First Annual Ladies Scratch Doubles Tournament Set
Time is nearing for the first annual Ladies Scratch Doubles Tournament with entry 2.50 for the June 26 event and a deadline of June 19. Two divisions exist class A with a 315 team cap and class B with a 275 team cap. First place trophies from High Point Lanes and prize fund distribution 50 percent to first place 0 percent to second and 20 percent to third. Entry forms available at High Point Lanes. TNT LEAGUE: The Jolly Green Giants set an eight week bowling record with 28 percent wins and 3 percent losses led by Harriet Smith Ann Royals and Mary Jane Honeycutt. Mary Jane 556 high series. Linda Causy for Hi-Jinks second place with a 427 series 55 pins over her 124 average. TRIPLE QUEENS LEAGUE: Barbara Miller new to High Point averages 162 and games 161 189 201 for 551.
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High Pointanes
Jolly Green Giants
Harriet Smith
Ann Royals
Mary Jane Honeycutt
Mary Jane
Linda Causy
Hi-Jinks
Triple Queens
Barbara Miller
Briton Bonallack Wins British Amateur Golf Title
Mike Bonallack came from six holes down to defeat Clive Clark 2 and 1 in the 36 hole British Amateur final at Royal Porthcawl England's Bonallack the 1961 champion and Walker Cup leader seized control after the 13th hole and did not lose another hole Clark the 19 year old architecture student was runner up in the all English final as thirty four Americans entered but none reached the quarter finals Clark eliminated Bill Hyndman 3 and 2 to reach the final round
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Porthcawl
Wales
England
Mike Bonallack
Clive Clark
Bonallack
Britain
Dick Davies
Clark
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Lorenzen Forecasts Scattered Thunder Showers on Sunday
Elmhurst Illinois driver Lorenzen, stock car racing’s top money winner, forecasts scattered thundershowers for Sunday as he seeks his first Dixie 400 win after lasting four laps last year.
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Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Golf leaders at 1969 tournament with tight scores
Nicklaus tied at 209 with Littler Devlin and Glover after 54 holes. Seven back at 210 Robin Courtney Fraser Maxwell Rosburg Sikes Boros. Palmer posted 70 to reach 211 tied with Ferree Burke Rudolph. Crampton 212 tied with Nichols Casper and King.
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Gene Littler
Bruce Devlin
Randy Glover
Lema
Chuck Courtney
Howell Fraser
Billy Maxwell
Bob Rosburg
Dick Sikes
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jim Ferree
Jackie Burke
Mason Rudolph
Bruce Crampton
Priple
Nichols
Billy Casper
Claude King
Evelyn Dorn Leads Colonial Ladies Invitational At Midway
Evelyn Dorn of Greensboro tops the Colonial Country Club tournament at the midway point with a 77 opening round, three strokes ahead of Ruth Beck Winston-Salem Lib Hedrick High Point and Vada Keever High Point all at 80. Frances Steere Myrtle Beach SC sits fifth with 81 as 63 players from several North Carolina cities compete. Final round with 1 p.m. shotgun start planned this afternoon. Flight leaders listed include Margaret Howard Winston-Salem Lois Hunsucker Durham Hazel Strumfels Thomasville Kitty Hutchens and others.
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Thomasville
Evelyn Dorn
Greensboro
Colonial Country Club
Record Field Set For Net Tourney At Davidson College
A record field with many top ranked players from the South will compete at the Southern Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament opening Monday at Davidson College Davidson coach Harry Fogleman said more than 150 entries surpassing last year’s 138. Prominent entrants include Turner Howard Steve Faulk Peyton Watson Gordon Tray Richard Howell Luis Glass Hugh Curry Wayne Diel and Buddy Miles among others from Tennessee Georgia Virginia North Carolina Florida and Illinois.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College
Harry Fogleman
Tennessee
Georgia
Virginia
Fogleman
North Carolina
Turner Howard
Knoxville
Tenn
South
Steve Faulk
New Orleans
Peyton Watson
Greenville
S.C
Gordon Tray
Richard Howell
Atlanta
Luis Glass
New York City
Hugh Curry
West Palm Beach
Fla
Wayne Diel
Baton
Buddy Miles
Jackson
Miss
Forest Simmons
Lookout Mountain
Mac Pigman
James Connors
East St. Louis
Ill
Carey Browder
Sweetwater
Dick McKee Jr
Charlotte
Billy Potter
Gainesville
Fila
Jeff Leighton
Winston-Salem
Trey Waltke
St. Louis
Marshua Wins Coaching Club Oaks in Close Derby
Marshua ridden by Ray Broussard edged What A Treat by two lengths to claim the Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct. Terentia Desert Love Cordially trailed in a field of 10 three year old fillies as Ground Control and Up Cars also featured in the top finishers. The win nets Marshua 841 75 for the race and lifts her earnings to 319 462 with 211 676 earned last year.
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NEW York
Marshua
Aqueduct
Ray Broussard
Nashua Amardee
Wallace Gilroy
George D. Widener
Terentia
William Haggin Perry
Desert Love
Howell E. Jackson
Ground Control
Straight Deal
Discipline
Alina
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