Five Aces win City Bowling Tournament as champs
City women's bowling tournament concludes with the Five Aces totaling 2948 to lead Carolina Auto Glass 2864 and Tommy's Drive-In 2662. Individual honors go to Edith Sanders in handicap and Jackie Bray in scratch, with notable performances from Mary Price, Vera Tysinger, and Juanita Myers. Chair City College of Beauty Culture leads in team standings while the Stickettes and Alley Moppers hold top regional slots.
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Mary Price
Vera Tysinger
Sandra Aycoth
Barbara Mullins
Laverne Miller
Carolina Auto Glass
Tommy’s
Jackie Bray
Mim Wood
Juanita Myers
Edith Sanders
Barbara Benfield
Emmie Thurston
Phyllis Brinson
Joyce Workman
Blanche Jordan
Martha Brim
Norma Parham
Juanita Myer
Ann Clayton
Barbara Hite
Dee Poston
Chair City College of Beauty Culture
Kennedy Oil
Martha Rose
Sandy Aycoth
Carrie Lewallen
Stickettes
Alley Moppers
Daisy Stephens
Court and Bowrey Reach Auckland Open Semifinals
Margaret Court and Lesley Bowrey of Australia defeat Patti Hogan in straight sets to advance toward the Auckland Centennial Open semifinals. Evonne Goolagong and Roy Barth also win in tense quarterfinal showdowns across singles and doubles events.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Winnie Shaw
Britain
Margaret Court
Lesley Bowrey
Australia
Patti
Miss Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Walesh
Nay Nuucis
Ausiana Vc
Evonne Goolagong
Roy Barth
San Diego
Sharon Walsh
Torben Ulrich
Colin Dibley
Mrs. Court
Dick Crealy
Miss
Carr Closes Out South Bend Days At Notre Dame
Austin Carr scored 31 points to lift 16th ranked Notre Dame over Western Michigan 110-79 in his final home game. He earned a Notre Dame career scoring record 2,435 as 11,345 in South Bend gave him a standing ovation before NCAA tourney play begins March 13.
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Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Carr
Western Michigan
South Bend
Ind
Charlie Yelverton
Forndham
Georgetown
D.C
St. Louis
Louisville
Drake
MVC
Memphis State
College scoreboard roundup from Associated Press
East Manhattan 63, Iowa 54 Seton Hall 73, Virginia 71 Mass 84, Maine 71 South Georgia 84, Alabama 76 LSU 87, Vanderbilt 85 Fordham 81, Georgetown 68 Marshall 106, George Washington E Kentucky 76, Morehead 74 Notre Dame 110, West. Michigan 73 St. Louis 73, Louisville 60 San Francisco 90, St. Mary's 85 Gonzaga 79, Idaho 55 First Round Mason Dixon playoff Rand Macon 81, Hamp Syd 68 Catholic U 101, Baltimore U 93 Roanoke 59, Towson St 55 William & Mary 69, VMI 65 Furman 95, The Citadel 82 Richmond 69, E Carolina 67 District 14 Eau Claire 78, Stevens Pt 65 District 26 N. Car. A & T 71, Guilford
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Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Alabama
Tulsa
North Texas
Eastern Kentucky
Morehead
Marshall
George Washington
San Francisco U
St. Mary’s
Calif
Manhattan
Iowa
Seton Hall
Virginia
Mass
Maine
South
LSU
Fordham
Georgetown
D.C
George Wash
St. Louis
Louisville
Ill
North. Ill
Southwest
N. Tex
Far West
San Francisco
Cal
Gonzaga
Idaho
Mason-Dixon
Macon
Roanoke
Towson St
William & Mary
VMI
Furman
the Citadel
Richmond
E. Carolina
Eau Claire
Stevens Pt
North Car
A&t
Guilford
Phillies embrace a bold new look for 1971 season
In Clearwater the Phillies unveil red spikes and turf like Veterans Stadium ready to host a $45 million ballpark. Manager Frank Lucchesi faces questions about hitting pitching and defense while Roger Freed debuts as a promising outfielder amid injuries that cloud last year’s fifth place NL East finish.
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Clearwater
Fla
Frank Lucchesi
Curt Flood
Philadelphia Phillies
Red Spikes
Phils
Ersatz
Veterans Stadium
Roger Freed
Baltimore Orioles
Freed
Lucchesi
Phil
Phillies
Flood
Richie Allen
Lwo
Larry Hisle
Larry Bowa
Denny Doyle
Don Money
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Avenito
Bob Carmichael
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Middle Tenn
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West
Mich
FARAH
Deron Johnson
Tim McCarver
Mike Ryan
Tony Taylor
Orioles
Hisle
Oscar Gamble
Johnny Briggs
Ron Stone
Joe Lis
Rick Wise
Barry Lersch
Woody Fryman
Chris Short
Jim Bunning
Lersch
Fryman
Short
Bunning
Dick Selma
Joe Hoerner
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