Central Piedmont Tenpin Association completes CPTA event
The third annual CPTA handicap tournament finished at High Point Lanes with team events at Northside Lanes Winston Salem and singles at N Main Street house. Top local bowler results included Val D Abbracci 2902 all events, Danny Caldwell 662 singles, Doc Beard and Richard Cox 1264 doubles.
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Richmond inherits tough task against George Washington
Richmond, 6-2, trails Southern Conference leader West Virginia 12 games and cannot close the gap after facing George Washington in a key conference test. The Spiders sit behind WVU 8-1 in the standings as their remaining schedule offers no head-to-head with the Mountaineers.
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Major League Stars Rally Colts Past Dodgers in Thriller
Bob Aspromonte of the Colts belted a three run homer in the seventh to erase a deficit and lift Houston to a 946 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bob Tiefenauer relieved with three scoreless innings to seal the win.
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Dodgers shuffle four players in first base logjam
Walter Alston faces a crowded Dodgers infield with four first basemen tried early in the season. Frank Howard shifts to right field while Tim Harkness, Ron Fairly, Lee Walls and Wally Moon fill in around the lineup as Alston contends with fits of indecision and shifting projections.
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Yankees Start Ford as they chase AL edge
Whitey Ford will start for the Yankees as they seek to widen their 1 game lead over Cleveland. Boston plans Bill Monbouquette to counter. Other AL matchups include Indians at Minnesota, Kansas City at Baltimore, Detroit at Los Angeles, Chicago at Washington. NL games feature Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. Managers await roster cuts to reach the 25-player limit by Thursday midnight. White Sox option Herb Score to Indianapolis. Tigers ship George Alusik to Kansas City and send Terry Fox to Denver. Cardinals option Paul Toth to Atlanta.
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National League Fans Braving The Elements
National League attendance rose to 1,684,506 through Sunday, up 42 percent from last year, signaling a recovery in season pace. The Houston Colts and New York Mets contributed 202,400 and 95,251 in home dates, with averages of 18,400 and 9,500 respectively. The American League showed a smaller gain, while the Dodgers posted the largest increase at 165,000 after moving to Dodger Stadium.
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Fate of Shrine Bowl in Raleigh Faces Decision
Advisory Committee on Athletics of the State Board of Education meets in Raleigh to decide the future of the Charlotte Shrine Bowl. The game, pairing North and South Carolina seniors, has generated 2 million dollars for the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital over 25 years. South Carolina has approved. North Carolina seeks National Federation approval due to a two-state player rule. The Dec 1 game is at stake.
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Tokyo welterweight champ Ito loses close decision
Tokyo fighter Hachiro Ito Age 145 from Tokyo was outpointed by Makoto Watanabe 145 Tokyo in a 10 round welterweight title bout. New York result shows Ted Wright 155% from Detroit outpointing Kevin Scott 154 Trinidad in a 10 round bout.
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Owens Signs One Year Deal With Baltimore Colts
R C Owens, 27, a former 49er end known for alley oops and receiving yards, signed a one year contract with the Baltimore Colts after leaving San Francisco. He posted 55 receptions for 1,032 yards and five touchdowns last season, with career totals of 176 catches for 2,926 yards and 20 TDs.
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Softball Roundup Highlights Mixed Results Across Leagues
North State Telephone dominates Swaim 18 0 with Swaimy 000 0- 0- 0-4. Marietta defeats Adams-Millis 10 0-10 100. National Upholstery tops Bordens 8 3 with Smith pitching 12 strikeouts. Carolina Springs blasts ree Throw 15 6 Burlington shuts out 6 8-1. Heritage defeats Myrtle Desk 10 6 10-8. Matthews pitches for Myrtle. Galloway Homer leads.
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Panthers Travel To Face East Carolina Defending NAIA Champs
High Point College Panthers visit East Carolina for a nonconference game as they rebound from a rough 12-3 loss to Appalachian State. HPC dropped to 13-11 on the season and 6-7 in Carolinas Conference after seven fielding errors fueled nine unearned Appalachian runs. Roy Grant Roy Greenwood and Dave Kemp led HPC with multiple hits and Kemp added a 420 foot homer to pace the Panthers.
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