Pin Busters Lead HI-Lighters Classic Half a Season
The Pin Busters sit 21 games ahead in first with a 76-32 record and top team set 2470. Sandra Allman earned high game 223 Beverly Thibodeau led high series 554. Elinor Dawkins posted 575 and Mary Flynn 202. Team No 7 strengthened its grip at 6535, as Frans narrowly trail with 59-41 and a tie for third between Three Stooges and Hi-Lows. Lois Freeman and Lois Freeman again dominate with 193 and 500 in recent play.
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Sandra Allman
Beverly Thibodeau
C & J Oil Company
Vera
Stampograph
Elinor Dawkins
Trailblazers
Mary Flynn
Chairtown Motors
Sandra Aycoth
Dee Poston
Mary Price
Jean Johns
Grover’s Coffee Shop
Doris Poindexter
Frans
Stooges
Lois Freeman
Wanda Joyner
Satchel Paige Reflects On Generations And Hall Of Fame
West Palm Beach based interview with Satchel Paige discusses Jackie Robinson, his own career, and aging while noting changes in race relations and baseball. Paige recalls his early days, pension qualification shifts, and a possible Hall of Fame bid, expressing mixture of pride and realism about his era.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
NEA
Paige
United States
Hall of Fame
Musial
Williams
DiMaggio
Pepper Martin
Waners
Azalea Lead Held By McColl And Siderowf
Jim McColl of Charleston and Dick Siderowf of Westport Conn shot par 71s Thursday to tie for the second round lead at 145 totals in the Azalea Invitational. Both had 74 in Wednesday’s opening round. Charlie Smith of Fimete shot his second straight 73 to stand third as the field was cut to the final 36 and ties for championship play.
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Charleston
Jim McColl
Dick Siderowf
Westport
Conn
Charlie Smith
Fimete
Lombardi Returns to Washington to Rebuild Redskins
Vince Lombardi explains his return to coaching in Washington as driven by a desire to reform the game not money. He praises Sonny Jurgensen and the potential offense, recalls reuniting with Tom Brown, and reflects on the crushing pressure of constant victory in Green Bay.
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Washington, D.C
NEA
Vincent Thomas Lombardi
Washington Redskins
Lombardi
Vince
Connecticut
Green Bay
Washington
United States
East
Frank Gifford
Vince Lombardi
Ted Williams
Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Jurgensen
Tom Brown
Packers
Central Nips Dudley 6014 5712 In Track Meet
High Point Central edged Dudley 6044 to 5734 in a field event dominated win. Ken Ingram swept the discus broad jump and shot put for Central to pace the Black Bison with 15 points. Dudley’s Lawrence Williams led Dudley with 13 points in hurdles and high jump. Central heads to Reynolds High next Tuesday in Winston-Salem.
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Greensboro
High Point Central
Dudley High
Black Bison
Ken Ingram
Central
Lawrence Williams
Dudley
Winston-Salem
Reynolds High
Price
Crosby
Steed
Williams
Corbitt
Patterson
Chisolm
Little
Herbin
Rogers
Falls
Ingram
Cecil
Currie
NCAA Swimmers On Mark At 46th Championship Meet
Indiana coach Doc Counsilman forecast a two team meet as the opening night of the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships produced a Hoosier take. Indiana won four of five finals for 162 points while Southern California took the other final and finished second with 95, Stanford 65 in third.
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Bloomington
Ind
Doc Counsilman
Indiana
Hoosiers
Southern California
Stanford
Last Year For Manager Lopez
In Sarasota AP reports this is likely Lopez last season as Chicago White Sox manager. The 60 year old, who returned from semi retirement, aims to rebuild a club hurt by injuries and a poor pitching staff. He notes the new two division system will heighten competition with Oakland Minnesota California Kansas City Seattle.
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Sarasota
Fla
al Lopez
Chicago White
White Sox
Chicago
California Angels
Detroit
Lopez
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Seattle
Newberry Out as High Point Seizes Victory in Nine Run Game
High Point beats Newberry 9 to 0 as John Euler goes the distance with 10 strikeouts and 9 hits allowed. Key early rallies, Mitcham and Gebicke contributed multi run hits, while Don Hickey homered for HPC. Indians stranded 12, Panthers left six men on base before heading out for a southern swing away.
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Mitcham
Don Hickey
HPC
Hickey
Newberry
John Euler
Bill Petty
Euler
Indians
High Point
Schmidt
Scott Morgan
Mark Gebicke
Nick Perlozzo
Bobby Hickey
Morgan
Ron Slingerman
Darrell Rich
Ewer
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Satchel Paige
Jackie
Jackie Robinson
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Chattanooga Black Lookouts
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NCAA
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Carlos May
Ken Berry
Lynchburg
Charley Bradford
May
Woody Lopez
Wilbur Wood
Bob Locker
Sandy Alomar
Sox
Ron Hansen
Pete
Nanuyian
Ward
Tom McCraw
Gary Peters
Tommy John
Peters
Dick McAuliffe
McCraw
Boston
Luther
Wimpy
Lassiter Cisera
the Kid
Murphy
W. Friendly Ave
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N.C
PAM
Sai
Peddler Steak House
Terry
Terry Southerland
Mgr
E. Parris Ave
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Wright
Bae
Lotus
Rae
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Siz
First Bank
Wright’ Flothing
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N. Main
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Penny Pingher
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