Women’s Bowling Roundup at High Point Lanes April meet
The High Point Women’s Bowling Association plans a 3 6 9 doubles event on April 10 11 at High Point Lanes with a strike in 4th 6th and 9th frames. Entries close April 5 via Mrs Dotty Beaston city secretary. entry forms at the lanes.
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Pro Hockey Standings and Wednesday Results Summary
Pro Hockey standings show Kultalo 7 and New York Rangers. Toronto 2 at Montreal. Boston leading. Pittsburgh and Detroit 7 over Washington 3. Atlanta 7 over Chicago 2. Minnesota 4. Kansas City over New York Islanders 1. Weekly schedule lists Chicago at Boston and New York Rangers at Philadelphia among Friday games. Buffalo at Washington. Los Angeles at Vancouver. Calgary 7 appears with New England Mousten 3 and Cleveland 2. Edmonton 3, Winnipeg 2. natI 5. Phoenix 4. Cincinnati at Houston and San Diego at Phoenix complete Saturday fixtures. Indianapolis at Cleveland. Calgary at New England. Edmonton at Toronto.
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Exhibition Baseball Highlights From AP Schedule
Exhibition results feature Boston over Houston 7 6 Chicago A/B split 6 1 Pittsburgh beaten 1 Minnesota tops Chicago A 6 2 Detroit wins 8 6 St Louis 6 Kansas City 8 Texas 3 Philadelphia 6 Atlanta 1 Los Angeles 3 Montreal 4 Chicago N 7 San Diego 6 California 4 Cleveland 1 San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati 4 Baltimore 1 10 innings New York A 7 New York NYE Univ of Arizona 12 Oakland 3 Baltimore Texas Pom pando Beach Fla Boston Minnesota Orlando Fla Chicago A Kansas City Fort Myers Pittsburgh Detroit Lakeland Fla Cincinnati Atlanta West Palm Beach Fla Atlanta New York A Fort Lauderdale Fla Houston Memphis Cocoa Fire Kansas City Texas Pompano Beach Cincinnati New York JAy Fort Lauderdale Fla Milwaukee Oakland Mesa San Francisco San Diego Yuma Ariz Cleveland California Palay Springs Calif Atlanta Baltimore Miami Fla Montreal Minnesota Orlando Fla St Louis Detroit Lakeland Fla Chicago Milwaukee Sun City Ariz Montreal Minnesota Orlando Florida St Louis Detroit Lakeland Fla Chicago Milwaukee Sun City Ariz.
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Panthers Finish Third in Tri Meet at Wake Forest
High Point College earned six event wins but fell to Wake Forest and Davidson in a three way meet at Winston-Salem. Pearlee Shaw won the 440 yard dash in 50.5 seconds and the 440 yard hurdles in 56.5. Kevin Gartner won the 220 in 23.2 and placed second in the 100 and long jump. Gartner, Shaw, Chip Wilson, and Kevin Sullivan won the mile relay in 3 24. Roan Dement captured the 3000 meter steeplechase in 9 45.3 and Doug Geary won the 120 high hurdles in 15.7. The Panthers next travel to Raleigh for the ACC relay. Retired coach John Wooden led UCLA to the NCAA basketball crown 10 times in the past 12 seasons.
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Wake Forest Set For Furman Intercollegiate Title Run
Wake Forest enters the Furman Intercollegiate as the favorite in the largest field ever, with 32 teams including last year’s champion East Tennessee State and powerhouses Alabama and Georgia Southern. Notables Jay Haas and Curtis Strange lead Wake Forest, Furman seeks its first tournament win, and the field will be cut to 27 teams after day two. Ed Jucker is noted for Cincinnati’s 1961 and 1962 NCAA basketball titles.
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