Stilwell Named All SPC Center Stilwell Leads All SPC Honors
Thomasville Bulldogs center Jim Stilwell was named to the All-South Piedmont Conference team announced by W C Clary. The 12 man squad includes players from Albemarle Statesville Kannapolis Kannapolis Concord South Rowan and Mary Alexander Kannapolis.
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Jim Stilwell
Thomasville Bulldogs
W. C. Clary
Winston - Salem
Western North Carolina High School Activities Association
South Piedmont
Albemarle
Statesville
Asheboro
Jack Burrow
Daniel Dayvault
Kannapolis
Gilbert Russell
Eddie Gamble Jr
Richard Bagnal
James Stilwell
Thomasville
Franklin Rhyne
South Rowan
Jack McGill Jr
William Howell
Mark Mabry
Ammeeserie
Mary Alexander
Diane Horton
Elizabeth Eddins
Albemarle F
Plc Robinson
Concord
Lynn Nicholson
Doris Mauldin
Barbara Brown
Brenda Sifford
Linda Butler
Ellen Clodfelter
Kutrilla Reid
Patricia Church
Reba Brown
Arlene Perkins
Black Bison Schedule Announced For 1967 Baseball Season
High Point Central's Black Bison open the 1967 Central 4-A Conference season March 29 with North Forsyth, meeting the Vikings in the first of 14 league games. The schedule, announced by athletic director A. J. Simeon, shows all conference games at 4 p.m.
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High Point Central
Bison
North Forsyth
Vikings
A. J. Simeon
High Point High
Illinois five athletes ruled permanently ineligible by Big Ten
Five Illinois players led by star halfback Cyril Pinder and basketball standouts Rick Jones and Ron Dunlap were declared permanently ineligible by conference faculty after the school uncovered a $21,000 athletic slush fund. Two others received one year suspensions while two were restored to eligibility.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
University of Illinois
Cyril Pinder
Rick Jones
Ron Dunlap
Illinois
Liv
Faoball
Mia Wuimnumcnuliou
Big Ten
John Dewey
Central 4A Net Schedule Ils Announced
The Central 4A Conference announces Group I tennis schedule led by High Point Central with Winston-Salem Reynolds Greensboro Page Grimsley and Burlington. Schedule runs March 20 to May 13 with all matches at 3:00 p.m. and tournaments at Page High May 5 6 and state meet May 12 13.
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A. J. Simeon
High Point Central
High Point
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Greensboro Page
Grimsley
Burlington
Lexington
North Forsyth
Salisbury
Ben L. Smith
Parkland
R. J. Reynolds
Point Central
Page
Highoint
Bye
Grimsley Dominates State Swim Meet in Chapel Hill
Grimsley, led by Allen Bernard's wins in the 200 and 400 freestyles, defended the state title with over twice the points of Greenville and Chapel Hill in second and third. Meet records fell for Grimsley relay teams and swimmers John Long, Bill Dewey, and George Adkins set marks in butterfly, medley, and backstroke.
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Chapel Hill
Greensboro
Grimsley
Allen Bernard
Greenville
Charlotte Myers Park
Bill Dewey
John Long
North Mecklenburg
George Adkins
Winston - Salem
Reynolds
Greensboro Page
Raleigh Broughton
South Mecklenburg
Fayetteville
Asheville
Lee Edwards
Pine Forest
East Mecklenburg
High Point
Aaron Holds Lead In Doral Tourney
Tommy Aaron surged into the lead with a 67 in the third round of the Doral Open, standing 10 under par at 203 and one stroke ahead of Harold Hemmings. Doug Sanders, Jack Nicklaus, Miller Barber and Billy Farrell chased, while Arnie Palmer and others stayed in striking distance in Miami.
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Ben Funk
Miami, Fla
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Doug Sanders
Harold Hemmning
Jack Nicklaus
Sanders
Miller Barber
Billy Farrell
Bobby Nichols
Billy Maxwell
Art Wall
Homero Blancas
Jacky Cupit
Dale Douglass
Cupit
Douglass
Joel Goldstrand
University of Houston
Blan‘cas
Goldstrand
Kermit Zarley
Zarley
Arnold Palmer
Miami
Fla
Tommy Aaron Bees
Pera Henning
Miller Barbereeteere
Bill Farrell Seeee
Nichols
Billy Maxwell Art All
Dan Sikesaesees
Dean Refram
Bruce Devlin
Sseeredores
Tom Weiskopf
Harbert
Dave Hill
Jack McGowan Eyes
Don January
Charles Coody de Fleeee Sears
Bert Yancey
George Knudson
Rod Funseth
John Schree
Jerry Stee
Bob
Dudley Wysong
Jack Fleck
Fred Marti
Bert Gr
Chi Chi
Don Finsterwald
Pearson Given Sertoma Award
Spartanburg Sertoma Club to present a special award Thursday night to David Pearson in recognition of the national NASCAR championship won last year. Pearson and Cotton Owens, owner and builder of Pearson's Dodge Charger, will be honored during the Sertoma auto show opening, with Bill France Jr. and local officials in attendance.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Sertoma Club
David Pearson
Pearson
Cotton Owens
Bill France Jr
Nascar
Peggy Fleming Captures 1967 World Figure Skating Title
Peggy Fleming won the women's title at the 1967 World Figure Skating Championships in Vienna, securing the United States its sole gold. She led by 69 points in compulsory figures, fell once in free skating, and claimed her second straight world crown. Emmerich Danzer repeated as men's champion. Gabriele Seyfert settled second and Hana Maskova rose to third.
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Hans Benedict
Vienna
Peggy Fleming
United States
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Emmerich Danzer
Austria
Gabriele Seyfert
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hana Maskova
Valerie Jones
Canada
Kumiko -Okawa
Japan
Clemson Quarterback Waters Sparks 35-12 Spring Scrimmage
North Augusta’s Charley Waters led Clemson with two rushing scores and a 52 yard touchdown pass as the Tigers posted a 35-12 scrimmage win in week three of spring drills. Jimmy Addison and Billy Ammons added passing TDs, while Arthur Craig and Frank Liberatore produced defensive and special teams scores.
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Clemson
S. C
Charley Waters
North Augusta
Tigers
Waters
Jimmy Addison
Jimmy Abrams
Billy Ammons
Rick Medlin
Arthur Craig
Frank Liberatore
Aggies Capture CIAA Tourney Championship
North Carolina A&T College overcame a first-half deficit to beat Howard 76 73 in the CIAA tournament final. Darryl Cherry led with 22 points, Soapy Adams 21, Ted Campbell 14, while Campbell earned MVP honors as he dominated the boards. Edward Taylor led Howard with 25 points.
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Greensboro
North Carolina A&t College
CIAA
Howard University
Aggies
Howard
Darryl Cherry
Soapy Adams
Pete
Ted Campbell
Edward Taylor
Jerry Daniels
Frank Williams
Aaron Seigler
Campbell
Alcindor Leads UCLA Past California In Big Win
Lew Alcindor scored 30 points as No. 1 UCLA shot 60 percent from the floor and overwhelmed California 103-66 in a Pacific-8 clash. The Bruins built a 25-point halftime lead and remained undefeated at 25-0.
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Berkeley
Calif
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
California
Bruins
AA AI Hiring Notice for Furniture Industry Roles
Age 30 to 45 may apply. Currently supplying furniture manufacturers and allied trades. Will travel Southeast. Salary based on experience with merit increases. Confidential handling of inquiries guaranteed. We are AAAI and not related to your present employer.
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Lewis Supply Company
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