Gold Medal Basketball Tourney Night At Alumni Gym
At Alumni Gymnasium the Gold Medal tournament sails into night with four tilts on the schedule including three Class C boys games and a lone Class A girls clash. Tonight's top action features American Business Club versus West Lexington Pure Oil, Gillman Tire against March- Armfield Furniture, Upton Supply versus Blue Jet All-Stars, and Kernersville Lumber against Archdale Barber Shop. Last night Advance Stores led Brook Cove 76-50, Beak's All-Stars beat the Y Juniors 59-45, the Chicken Thief defeated Pleasant Garden 67-49, and Globe beat City Cleaners 62-41 as Howard Smith led Advance Stores.
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YMCA
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West Lexington Pure Oil
Gillman Tire
Armfield Furniture
Upton Supply
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Kernersville Lumber
Archdale Barber Shop
Advance Stores
Brook Cove
Beak’s All-Stars
The
Chicken Thief
Pleasant Garden
Globe
City Cleaners
Howard Smith
Steve Burchfield
Leon Martin
Frank Watts
Beak
Stars
Jimmy Simeon
Big Four All Star Meet Seeks Third Straight Victory
The fourth annual Boys Home Invitational Basketball Game- Big Four Seniors vs. Carolinas Conference Seniors- unfolds tonight at High Point College gym. Dean Smith coaches the Big Four with Bill Wells guiding the Carolinas. Proceeds go to Boys Home Inc. of Lake Waccamaw.
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Lenoir Rhyne
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Donnie Walsh
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Russ Marvel
N. C. State
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Duke
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Art Whishant
Bill Cronin
Bobby Robinson
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Bobby Frank
Pfeiffer
Jim Dew
Roger Snow
Catawba
Eddie Holbrook
Charlie Lewis
Bennie Bowes
East Carolina
Wolfy Unger
High Point
Harold Oetting
Appalachian
Jack Hussey
Atlantic Christian
Jon Burwell
Guilford
Lee Shaffer
Doug Moe
York Larese
Lou Pacillo
John Richter
State
Dave Budd
Danny Sewell
Dick Whitis
Tommy Sellars
Ike Riddick
Maris Bans Interviews Amid Booing In Florida
Roger Maris declares no more interviews after facing hostile fans and taunting reporters in Fort Lauderdale. He says he will not say things he does not mean and laments biased press coverage influencing public opinion.
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Associated Press
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
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Roger
High Point City Championship Plans Announced
The second annual High Point City Championship set for May 19-20 and 26-27 will feature five flights with men and women divisions and a scratch format. Organizers from Mercury Athletic Club and local lanes outline a rotating trophy and entry details forthcoming. Local bowlers will also host Winston-Salem singles and doubles May 5-6 at High Point Lanes.
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High Point Lanes
Carlos Auman
Forrest Edwards
The
Mercury Athletic Club
Kegler
Winston - Salem City Association
High Point
Jong
Fair Lanes
Kegler Domain
High Point Bowlers Association
Ladies At Fair Lanes
Laverne Miller
HPC Linksmen Open Season With Loss To Davidson
High Point College golf team falls 16 to 11 to Davidson in the season opener. The Panthers travel to Wake Forest for a two match set, with Wake Forest visiting HPU for a rematch on Thursday.
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Links
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Deacons
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Bradley and St John’s Open NIT Title Drive at Garden
Bradley Braves and St John’s Redmen meet Duquesne and Holy Cross in NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. Bradley and St John’s earned byes. Duquesne beat Navy 70 58 and Holy Cross edged Colorado State 72 71. Coach Joe Lapchick notes St John’s layoff could affect performance.
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Garden Tonight
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Associated Press
NEW York
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Madison Square Garden
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Crusaders
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Navy
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Ed Wodka
Lee Edwards
Mickey Tiemann
Lavern Tart
Rich Williams
Willie Somerset
Chuck Orsborn
Orsborn
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NYU
Jack Foley
Colorado State
Bob Foley
LeRoy Ellis
Ellis
Kevin Loughery
Willie Hall
Ivan Kovac
Donnie Burks
Joe Lapchick
Dodge offers a car for every size and style
The advertisement explains that Dodge provides the Lancer as the compact, the Dart as the new mid size, and the Custom 880 as the large model. It notes differences in style, room, power, appointments, and price, insisting buyers can pick what they want and still get it in a Dodge.
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Dodge
Lancer
Dart
America
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