Cougars seek big men as Walk chooses Phoenix
Carolina Cougars shelved plans for Neal Walk and pivot replacements. They pivot to three players Don DeJardin lists Kondla Rhyne and Bunce while Gene Littles joins to boost backcourt. DeJardin praises Carolinas Conference as a growing scout magnet while lamenting Grubar’s loss to the draft.
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Bob Kauffman
Gene Littles
Henry Logan
Turmoil in NASCAR as Castles leaves Fox team
NASCAR official Bill Gasaway allowed late work on the car after Allison’s crash while the Fox Castles driver pairing frays. Fox was grim after Castles qualified 11th. Goldsmith planned to drive as Fox weighs changes. Fox questioned his place, angrily criticizing the other Dodge driver and walking away.
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Allison
Ray Fox
Neil Castles
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Spa
Goldsmith
Buddy Baker
Cotton Owens
Dodge
Baker
Panthers pitcher slams five innings in win bid
KAUB FROM PAGE 1¢ walked three. He allowed just four hits. Hartman said that he would follow Slingerman with left hander Dennis Miller if High Point loses to Pfeiffer in tonight's first game. If the Panthers win, the coach said he planned to pitch Billy Hegland in Saturday's game. A bad night for any pitcher could change all that.
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Texas Open Delayed By Storm At San Antonio
The Texas Open at Pecan Valley faced heavy rain and thunderstorm damage delaying the first round. With 155 players expected, soggy fairways forced officials to postpone and reschedule to two rounds today and Saturday, ending with a Sunday finish.
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Major Mound Marks Slip as 1969 Figures Debut
The analysis reviews a shift in pitching, with many top 1968 ERAs rising. Juan Marichal and Jim Nash show small gains, while Tiant, McDowell, McNally, and Mclain post higher ERAs. Hous ton's Astros rally past Philadelphia 7 6 in a one game drainer as Alou and Geiger drive late scoring. Bereft of strong mound form, hitters like Laboy, Harrison, Hegan, and Murcer show improved or slipping averages. Rose and Clemente fall while Carew and Jones surge in the early season race.
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Tom Griffin
Associated Press
Juan “Marichal
San Francisco
Oakland
Jim. Nash
Houston
Joe Morgan
Storm Halts Play As Open Field Loses Big Names
A severe storm halted a golf round before anyone finished 18 holes. Frank Beard and U S Open champion Lee Trevino remained favorites, while top stars Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Billy Casper and Julius Boros were not in the field.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
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Billy iCasper
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Local Netters Host Winston in Piedmont Tennis League
Winston-Salem comes to Blair Park High Point Saturday afternoon for a Piedmont Tennis League match with High Point. The High Point lineup includes Leon Chidester Ralph Gurley Ernest Hyne Ed Leonard Archie Myatt Dick Hartley and Jim Rawleigh. Match starts at 1730.
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Leon Chidester
Ralph Gurley
Ernest Hyne
Ed Leonard
Archie Myatt
Dick Hartley
Jim Rawleigh
Griffin Wins Track Meet at Windup Meet
Griffin Junior High won the windup track and field meet beating Northeast and Ferndale. Griffin scored 69 points, Northeast 62, Ferndale 36, with John Simrel leading Griffin at 18 points, Chris Robinson top for Northeast with 16, and Tom Langley high for Ferndale with 10.
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Northeast
Ferndale
John Simrel
Chris Robinson
Tom Langley
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