Women's Bowling Roundup Top Ten Bowlers Highlight Standings
In a tight league race three teams vie for first with No. 2 at 54 33 percent, Cracker Jacks 53 35 and The Jokers 52 36. Pat Lohr led day with 488 in series and Joanne Hollinger posted 202 high game as Cracker Jacks turned in 480 1385.
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No. 2
Cracker Jacks
Jokers
Pat Lohr
Joanne Hollinger
Mike Yates
Sam Scarlette
C. Whitlow
B. Ellis
Hang-Ten
Buds
Grumblers
Twilight
Hdep
Mary Price
J. Kennedy
Linda Miller
D. Everhart
D. Rush
Brenda Peele
Lorraine Ingram
Carolina Auto Glass
Liberty Loan
Pin Poppers
Bullets
Rascals
G. Ferguson
Jim Price
T. Brookbank
B. Cordell
H. Williams
B. Pepe
B. Roberts
B. Messer
L. Clodfelter
D. Hooker
Mary Flynn
High Point Music Center
Orphans
Underwood Alignment
Barbettes
Gay Bells
Oldtimers
Underwood
Jeanette Boyd
Juanita Myers
Luanna Ferguson
Belle Wadsley
Ann Clayton
Laverne Miller
Faye Efird
Jean Phillips
Wood
Kit Jackson
L. Ingram
B. Thompson
J. Hagar
E. Dawking
M Puckett
L. Miller
P. Whitt
A. Clayton
Brookdale
Swaim’s
High Point
Morris Texaco
Colonels Basketball Association Thriller in OT
Glen Combs sank seven free throws in overtime lifting the Stars past Dallas. Utah stalled with two field goals in OT but drew on Combs foul shooting. Zelmo Beaty scored 37 to lead Utah, with Wise 24 and Jones 20. for Dallas Freeman 30 Hamilton 23 Jones 20.
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Glen Combs
Stars
Dallas
Utah
Combs
Zelmo Zeaty
Willie Wise
James Jones
Donnie Freeman
Joe Hamilton
Steve Jones
Trinity Faces Wake Forest In Class 2A Semifinal
Trinity High School, 21-5, meets top seed Wake Forest in the state Class 2 A semifinals at Reynolds High. Wake Forest, 22-5, features Allen Massenburg and Charles Webb while Trinity relies on Carson Ewings Ricky Foster and Gene Hutchens to punch inside and shoot from outside.
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Winston-Salem
Trinity High School
Wallace-Rose Hill
Reynolds High
Bulldogs
Wake Forest
Bessemer City
Fred T. Foard
Williamston
Fairmont
Trinity
Sylva Webster
Cougars
Allen Massenburg
Charles Webb
Carson Ewings
Ricky Foster
Ewings
Foster
Gene Hiatt
Girls Tourney Highlights Nicknames and Orange Shoes
North Pitt stays unbeaten at 25-0 after beating East Lincoln 52-42 to reach the semifinals of the Girls State Basketball Tournament at High Point Central gym. North Buncombe upsets Manteo 36-31 as Swaim and Black lead the late rally. East Lincoln’s Brenda Johnson and Donna Sigmon spark a late push.
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Lincoln
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Johnston
North Pitt
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North Buncombe
West Montgomery
Smithfield
Selma
Panthers
Susan James
Jay James
East Lincoln Mustangs
Brenda Johnson
Donna Sigmon
Johnson
Panther
Phyllis Jenkins
Minnie Hollis
East
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Hawks
North
Ellen Garrison
Karen Johnston
Cindy Mann
Redskins
Lu Ann Swaim
Swaim
Janice Black
Hawk
E. Lincolnes
M. Hollis
P. Ewing
J. James
O. Howard
S. James
S. A’nethy
P. Jenkins
Jamson
O. Pollerd
D. Sigmon
L. James
Link
Wea
Buncombe
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Hines
Garrison
Freeman
Smith
Mann
Black
Twiford
Silvers
Gilbert Goes For Broke In Coral Eastern Open Round
Gilbert, private Hollywood resident, shoots four under par 68 to lead the Coral Eastern Open first round amid gusty winds. He vows to attack and chase birdies as he resumes play after a January airplane crash left rib and shoulder injuries.
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Gibby Gilbert
Hollywood
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Tony Jacklin
England
Palmer
Bill Casper
Gilbert
Blue Monster
Tour
Houston
Los Angeles
Foyt Wins Pole on Second Ontario Try in 210000 Miller Event
A. J. Foyt claimed the pole for Sunday’s Miller High Life 500 at Ontario Motor Speedway after a second qualifying run. His top lap 153.217 mph edged out Bobby Allison and Richard Petty as Firestone tires were unable to service the field due to an NASCAR ruling.
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Calif
A.J. Foyt
Foyt
NAS
Athad
Ilanta
Ontario Motor Speedway
Wood Brothers Mercury
Auto Racing
Glen
Leonard Wood
A.J
Panthers fall to Elon in rugged playoff clash
The Panthers posted a 13 16 season mark after a late rally fell short. Coach Barnett cited missed rebounds turnovers and height disadvantages as key factors while Elon endured a clock eating win with Pavloski delivering clutch boards and Miller criticizing ball handling and effort.
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Elon
Barnett
Bob Pavlaski
Larry Trautwein
Trautwein
Bill Miller
Catawba
Miller
Pavloski
Cole
Panthers
Pfeiffer Massacres Pfeiffer Indians In Regular Season Clash
Pfeiffer exploded from the field in the first half and shot 27 percent overall as Catawba dominated. Sam Moir credited guard James Brown for ball control and limiting Pfeiffer’s inside play. The championship game is set for Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
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Pfeiffer
Indians
Tom Childress
ABA Opens Round After Failling Forfeits No. 1 Pick
In the opening round ABA teams faced a shakeup as the league forfeited its top choice after signing 6-11 junior center Jim Chones from Marquette, reshaping draft implications and team rosters.
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Aving
Jim Chones
Marquette
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