Boyden Routs SPC In Track
Thomasville's track season faltered as Boyden High School of Salisbury dominated with 205 points, edging Thomasville 100 and Bulldogs 4 2. Trinity and other schools trailed in a large meet, with Thomasville multiple winners and nine athletes advancing to the bi conference meet at Davie County next Friday.
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Asheboro
Thomasville
Boyden High School
Salisbury
Bulldogs
Kannapolis
Lexington
Concord
Trinity
Statesville
Albemarle
Henry Dunlap
al Craddock
Dunlap
Craddock
Washington
Stoddard
Randy Lane
Lanier
Davie County
Brian Ball
Eric Coleman
Mitchell Bratton
Willie Holmes
Odess Lowery
Clinton Hunter
Stanley Robinson
Mike Peace
Dean King
Baseball Standings and Friday Scores From The League
The day’s card lists Saturday matchups including Cincinnati at Chicago and San Francisco at Montreal with pitchers noted. Al standings show New York leading the AL East at 15 10, followed by Detroit and Milwaukee, with California and Oakland mid pack in the NL West. Friday results include Oakland over Cleveland 3-1 and Chicago routing Milwaukee 10-3.
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Cincinnati
Nelson
Chicago
Frailing
San Francisco
Bradley
Montreal
Torrez
San Diego
Jones
New York
Mailack
Atlanta
Niekro
Pittsburgh
Rooker
St. Louis
Siebert
Houston
Roberts
Los Angeles
Sutton
Philadelphia
Lonborg
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
West Texas
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas
Kansas City
Texas
Lolich
Woodson
Bahnsen
Colborn
Jenkins
Wise
G. Perry
Blue
McNally
Ryan
Stottlemyre
Splittorff
Philaphia Chicago
San Fran
San Diego Ll
Home ice a key in Rangers Flyers semifinal deciding game
In Philadelphia, both coaches say home ice matters in Sunday's seventh and deciding NHL playoff game. They quip that teams could play in a public park on a frozen pond to win the Stanley Cup series.
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Philadelphia
New York Rangers
Philadelphia Flyers
Rangers
Emile Francis
Flyers
Fred Shero
Francis
Shero
Madison Square Garden
Atlanta
St. Louis Blues
New York
Boston
Trinity Tops Thomasville in 8-6 victory on late homer
Mike Hicks delivered a sixth inning pinch hit homer to break a 6-6 tie as Trinity downed Thomasville 8-6. Randy Wells led Trinity with three hits and Wells, Hicks and board combined for key runs, while Herbie Beard held Thomasville hitless over four innings in relief. Trinity improves to 5-9 in league play.
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Trinity
Mike Hicks
Thomasville
Hicks
Randy Wells
Herbie Beard
Board
Wells
Richard Wright
Bulldogs
Peetesees
Wea
Aera Chaney
Hanner Smith
Wells W
L — Myers
Jim Perry
Reggie Jackson
Angels
Orioles
Frank Tanana
Baltimore
California
Bob Oliver
Tom McCraw
East Davidson Edges West Davidson 5 3 in CC baseball
East Davidson held off a late rally to defeat West Davidson 5 to 3 in Central Carolina Conference action. Jeff Loflin drove in two runs with a two run double as East built a three run fourth inning to secure the win. Branson earned the win while Lanning took the loss.
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Thomasville
East Davidson
West Davidson
East
Jeff Loflin
Garvey
Wynn
Atlanta
Rorie Harrison
Pittsburgh
Braves
Reuss
Richie Hebner
al Oliver
Willie Stargell
Dave Parker
Harrison
Rowland Office
Watt Escapes Dodgers In Ninth To Save Phillies Win
Eddie Watt pitched a clutch ninth inning to hold the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 as Bill Russell and Larry Bowa spark a double play. Willie Montanez provided the offense with a homer and key hit for Philadelphia.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Russeliss
E—M Anderson
Russell
Montanez
Reu
Bowa
B. Robinson
Marshall
Schueler
Ferguson
Associated Press
Eddie Watt
Philadelphia Phillies
Jerry Reuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Watt
Jimmy Wynn
Phils
Dodgers
Reuss
Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Montreal
San Diego
New York
Willie Montanez
Phillies
Ron Schueler
Steve Garvey
Ron Cey
Tom Paciorek
Joe Ferguson
Bill Russell
Larry Bowa
Hoerner Hits For Royals Then Helps Yankees Win
Joe Hoerner came in for Kansas City and, after two hit batters, aided the New York Yankees in a 5-4 victory. He later called it a first in his life as he walked two hitters during the seventh inning rally. Royals drop deeper in the AL West as other scores include White Sox 10 Brewers 3 and Tigers 4 Twins 3.
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Associated Press
Joe Hoerner
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Royals Stadium
Yankees
Hoerner
Royals
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Tennis Clinics for Adults Run in May at High Point and Thomasville
Adult tennis clinics directed by High Point College coach Ray Alley are scheduled in May at High Point College and Memorial Stadium Thomasville. Ladies clinics co sponsored by the Thomasville Parks and Recreation Department run May 13 17 and May 20 24 with a ladies beginner class 9 00 10 30 a m and an intermediate class 10 30 12 00. An evening adult clinic for men and women runs on the same dates 6 00 7 30 p m Enrollment is limited to 16 per session and Alley plus a member of HPC s NAIA District 26 championship squad will teach with techniques modeled after the HPC Tennis Camp for youngsters in June.
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High Point College
Ray Alley
High Point
Thomasville
Thomasville Parks and Recreation Department
Memorial Stadium
Alley
HPC
Bowling Leaders and High Scores Across Local Leagues
Dallas Furniture leads Independent League at 27 7 with Woodmen of the World 2, Shaver Hedrick Oil 22 14, and Woodmen of the World 1 posting 954 high game and 2696 high set. Notable performances include Williams 256 in high game and 652 series, Proctor 211 224 622, and multiple 243s by Cochran and Lovern.
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Moose Clayton
Dallas Furniture Company
Woodmen
Shaver-Hedrick Oil Company
Dallas Furniture
Harry Williams
Ed West
Ken Proctor
David Cochran
Russell Lovern
Billy Criscoe
J.D. Starnes
David Farrington
Jim Price
Haden Lovern
Fred Newby
C.E. Joyner
Bulldogs Fall Short in Bi Conference Tennis Play
Thomasville clinched at least a tie for fifth place in the bi conference tennis tournament as all Bulldog teams were eliminated. Marty Jasperse and Jeff Gilliam won first rounds in boys singles, Brinkley and Snider reached the doubles third round before losing, while girls doubles teams advanced though no singles players progressed past early rounds.
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Thomasville
Marty Jasperse
Jeff Gilliam
John Brinkley
John Snider
Asheboro
Collette Simmen
Karen Wiggen
Jane Gilliam
Pattie Jackson
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