Women’s Bowling Final Standings and High Scores Report
Final standings for the Hi Lighters Classic and multiple league divisions. Lloyd’s Aligners won with 78 wins to 42 losses, followed by Peele & Schuler and Acrochem Paint at 75-45. Beverly Thibodeau led individuals with 257-621, while Lloyd’s earned a 2601 team series and Byrd’s Food Market had a 927 game. Mary Price and Gwen Miller posted top scores among many bowlers, with numerous high series and game tallies across divisions including Confederate Yankees and Mix Masters.
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Vola Statts
Lloyd's Aligners
Peele & Schuler
Acrochem Paint
Beverly Thibodeau
Lloyd’s
Byrd’s Food Market
Mary Price
Gwen Miller
Elinor Dawkins
Wanda Joyner
Susie Dixon
Ruby Surrett
Barbara Hite
Mim Woof
Pat Houser
Janice Kiger
Twilight
Kennedy Oil
Peppis Pizza
Anonymous Five
Nit-Wits
Brenda Allen
Norma Parham
Imogene Garrett
Kay Cashatt
Betty Carter
Marie Harris
Rita Hinshaw
Janice Stevens
Kim Coltrane
Ida Gray
Lorene Ingram
Piedmont Packing
Piedmont
Mike Adams
Messer
Bud Messer
Gene Hiatt
Ann Chambers
Jamie Lovern
Betty Isom
Richard Rickles
Mix Masters
South Siders
Ann Clayton
Butch Slate
Jim Price
Harry Williams
Curtis Routh
Melvin Burns
Tommy Stevens
Ray Allen
James Caudle
Buddy Lawrence
David Cochran
Hub Ferguson
Max Matthews
Tootie Ingram
Vernon Clayton
Ann Spaugh
Betty White
Rick Mann
Brunswick Amos
Flying Aces
Amos Bombers
Alley Cats
Jean Davis
Barbara Wall
Ervan Burcham
Jimmy Davis
David Pope
Harvey Butcher
Ann Barnes
James Hunter
Lane Deers
Believers
High Rollers
Jackie Potts
Tyke Tucker
Linda Rabon
Monnie Albright
Marceline Beeson
Katherine Nance
Betty Sprinkle
Nell McPherson
Martha Cecil
Lucky Ladies
Red Socks
Clippers
Jean Witt
Louise Vesta
Willa Wall
Barbara Osgood
Linda Foust
Carla McDonald
Paula Henderson
Union Cross
Brunswick Trotters
Rollin
Larry & the Angels
Ted Pitt
R.C. Walden
Barbara Holden
Edna Bond
Bison Golfers Finish Fourth in District Meet
East Forsyth won the District 8 golf tournament at Park as Grimsley edged them by a stroke with a 288. Steve Jones of Grimsley shot 69 to earn medalist honors. Central placed fourth at 312. Bison leaders were Farley Davis 73 and Ricky Cain 78. Next meet Monday at Blair Park before sectionals at Oak Hollow.
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Greensboro
East Forsyth
Grimsley
An Park
East
Steve Jones
Central
Bison
Farley Davis
Ricky Cain
Blair Park
Oak Hollow
Chuck Lindsay
Kelly Miller
Atlantic Christian
Robin Rose
Wilson
Northeast Wins Track Meet With Third Victory
Northeast Junior High led a four team meet with 57 percent of points on Thursday. Gail McGill won the 100 yard dash and Nadine Parsons the 660. Jamestown took the 440 relay and 60 dash while Ferndale swept the shot discus and high jump.
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Jamestown Northeast Junior High
Northeast
Jamestown
Ferndale
Thomasville
Gail McGill
Darlene Parsons
Cathy Brown
Nadine Parsons
Sherri Greene
Rockets Fall to 76ers in Game One of East Finals
Philadelphia 76ers defeated Houston Rockets 128 to 117 as Philadelphias pace and fast break overwhelmed Houston. Julius Erving led with 24 points and George McGinnis added 21 as Moses Malone was held to 10 in the second half. McGinnis also grabbed 13 rebounds and six assists while key defensive work helped spark the late surge.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia 76Ers
Houston Rockets
76Ers
Rockets
Tom Nissalke
Houston
Nissalke
George McGinnis
Julius Erving
Erving
McGinnis
Boston Celtics
Boston
Moses Malone
Malone
Canadiens Eliminate Islanders to Face Bruins in Final
Montreal defeats New York 2-1 to clinch the series 4-2 and earn a Stanley Cup Final matchup with Boston. Bob Gainey scored twice, including seven seconds in, as Ken Dryden starred in goal. Game One set for Montreal Saturday night.
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Uniondale
N.Y
New York Islanders
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Steve Shutt
Ken Dryden
Canadiens
Bob Gainey
Boston Bruins
Gainey
Doug Jarvis
New York
Bryan Trottier
Guy Lapointe
Ragsdale Falls To Reidsville in District 7 game
Ragsdale fell 5-3 at Reidsville as the visitors built a 5-0 lead with early hits and added three runs late. Curt Scarborough had a triple and RBI for Ragsdale, Ben Monroe took the loss, and Mike Donovan earned the win for Reidsville.
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Jamestown
Ragsdale
Reidsville
Curt Scarborough
RBI
Ben Monroe
Mike Donovan
Williams
Bulldogs Honor Athletes at Thomasville Senior High Banquet
Tyress Bratton and Jane Gilliam earned the top Best All Around honors at the Thomasville Senior High Athletic Banquet. Gilliam became the first female Sportmanship Award winner, with Bratton lettering in football basketball and track.
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Thomasville
Tyress Bratton
Jane Gilliam
Billy Freeman
Reggie Bayse
Jeff Sink
John Snyder
Patty Jackson
Robbie Porter
Craig Holley
Mike McRae
Scott Bowers
Joey Woods
Doak
George Finch
Paul Mills
Bulldog Boosters Club
Page bats overpower Central 10 4 in thumping win
Page exploded for five runs in the sixth after Central built a one run lead, delivering a clustered hit barrage to beat Greensboro High Point Central 10 to 4. Keith Kinley and Ted Martin had early hits for the Bison, while Billy Martin took the loss in relief.
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Greensboro
High Point Central
Page
Bison
Central
Keith Kinley
Ted Martin
Ray Bryson
Jimmie Rorie
Kinley
Billy Martin
Bryson
1977 New York Golden Gloves semifinals highlight
Seat Pleasant New York and Nashville athletes reach semifinals. Clinton Jackson and Orlando Maldonado win bouts among former Olympians. Jamaican team member Mike McCallum also victorious. Atlantic Christian coach and players impacted by injury as Area 7 tourney hosts and District 26 events are planned.
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Seat Pleasant
N.Y
Green
Clinton Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
U.S
Charles Tuttle
Washingon
D.C
Orlando Maldonado
Miami
Prto Rico
Brett Summers
Marysville
Wash
Mike McCallum
Dragons Edge Panthers 1 0 in tight scoring duel
WALLBURG West Davidson broke a scoreless deadlock in the fifth inning and beat Ledford 1-0. Randy Troublefield earned the win allowing three hits while Keith Hennings took the loss on two hits. Ledford’s Shannon Wall Mike Bean and Wayne Lassiter accounted for the only hits. Troublefield drove in the run after Jay Temple singled. Ledford sits 9 8 in conference play and travels to Randleman next Tuesday.
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Randleman
David Callicutt
Southern Guilford
Callicutt
Marty Richardson
Tigers
Central Carolina
Southwest Randolph
West Davidson
Ledford
Guilford
Norman
Gascue
Spencer
Hancock
Russell
Nor
Eo Richardson
Lexington
Davidson
Allen Jay
Spartans
Mike Allred
Mike Medlin
Joel Mize
Carl Jacobs
Wallburg
Randy Troublefield
Keith Hennings
Shannon Wall
Mike Bean
Wayne Lassiter
Troublefield
Jay Temple
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Sherri Teague
Ann Cothran
Linda Hadgins
Gracie Branon
Mick Bouldin
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Bear Rollers
Kaylyn
Doris Wilkes
Don Dawson
Barry Chance
Jimmy
Watts
Jerry Dennis
Jimmy Watts
Larry Robinson
Guy Lafleur
High Point
NECC
Burlington
LaMark Tire
Bruins
Jaybirds
Ragsdale Falls
Reidsville di
Donovan and
Vaughn Rea
Howe Weven
Monroe
Triad Tire Sales
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Goodyear
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East Parris Ave
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Tennessee
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