Narrowed District Playoffs Put Three Teams in Greensboro
District 26 playoffs in Greensboro shrink to High Point College Pfeiffer and N C A T after Catawba withdraws due to exams. Elon considered but not chosen. HPC favored after beating Pfeiffer. John Euler nursing back injury may affect the rotation. Pfeiffer last year won the district playoffs and reached nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Pfeiffer
Catawba
N. C
A&t
HPC
District 26
Charles Morris
Joe Ferebee
John
Euler
Entler
Hartman
St. Joseph
Brown Happy Man After Team Swap
Philadelphia star Bob Brown leaves the Eagles in a five player deal sending him to the Los Angeles Rams for Joe Carollo Don Chuy and Irv Cross Jim Nettles also moves to the Rams Brown a 1964 first pick and NFL Rookie of the Year heads to a fresh start with the Rams while the Eagles add veterans Cross returns to Los Angeles as a potential coach candidate and Retzlaff calls the trade pleasing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bob Brown
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Rams
Eagles
Jim Nettles
Joe Carollo
Don Chuy
Irv Cross
Brown
Pete Retzlaff
The
Retzlaff
Bob
Los Angeles
George Allen
Nebraska
NFL
Carollo
Chuy
Cross
Hartman Not Offered AD Post at High Point College
Chuck Hartman, HPC baseball coach, has not been offered the athletic director job amid rumors. Officials gave no statement on any change in Hartman’s position as HPC fills the vacancy left when Dr. Charles Morris resigned in March to join the NAIA headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hartman
High Point College
HPC
Hartman
Martman
Charles Morris
Griffith Farns Bout With Nino Benvenuti Sets Stage
New York AP reports middleweight rival Nino Benvenuti and Emile Griffith discuss a fourth title bout possibly in September in New York after Griffith’s decisive 12 round win over Stan Hayward at Madison Square Garden. Hayward opened a cut that shifted momentum as Griffith dominated the later rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emile
Nino Benvneuti
Italy
Nino
Emile Griffith
Benvenuti
Griffth
Stan “Kitten” Hayward
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Hayward
Alew
Griffith
Grif É Fith
Arthur Mercante
Tony Castellano
Cleve
Johnny Dran
Tand
Baltimore
Associated
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Bear
Pro Realignment Aims to Equalize TV Packages
New York AP reports pro football realignment to raise clubs to a $1.2 million TV package level. Commissioner Pete Rozelle will seek deals this summer with networks, noting the NFL and AFL will share markets in the National and American conferences. The Hughes Sports Network could emerge as a dark horse contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
AFL
Cleveland
Baltimore
Rozelie
NFL
Millon
Meredith
Mits
New York
Pete Rozalle
MME Vameriorl
NBC
CBS
Rozelle
Hughes Sports Network
Sports Network
Northeast Junior High Golf Team Loses Meet
Northeast Junior High dropped its first golf match in two years as Albemarle won with 262 strokes and Northeast followed at 264. Lexington posted 279, Asheboro 208, and Ferndale 314 in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Junior High
Albemarle
Northeast
Lexington
Asheboro
Ferndale
Jaybirds Lose AY Birds featuring Davidsen and Beck
Local sports brief notes the Jaybirds losing to AY Birds with E Davidsen and Jay Beck contributing. payout or score not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Birds
E. Davidsen
Alen Jay Beck
Powder Puff Yankees Rally With Fists In Loss
New York Yankees fight back after a Seattle seven-run first inning but fall 8-4 to the Pilots. Bobby Murcer hits a two-run homer and later clashes with Ray Oyler as benches clear. Ralph Houk is ejected along with Murcer and Oyler after the brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Powder Puff Yankees
Seattle
Pilots
Bobby Murcer
Ray Oyler
Ralph Houk
Murcer
Oyler
Fred Talbot
Frank Fernandez
Gerry
McNerney
California
Angels
Washington
Anaheim
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Tommy Davis
al Downing
Jose Vidal
Pattin
Tommy Harper
Mike Kekich
Yanks
All Star Tickets On Sale In High Point
Tickets for the ABA All-Star games in Charlotte and Raleigh go on sale in High Point at The Men's Den and the High Point College business office. Proceeds benefit North Carolina retarded children. May 16-17 will feature top ABA stars including Gene Littles of High Point College, his first pro appearance after signing with the Carolina Cougars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Raleigh
High Point
High Point College
North Carolina
ABA
Gene Littles
Littles
Carolina Cougars
Toms Need More Runs as Royals Fall to Peninsula 8-3
Hi-Tom coach Harry Malmberg lamented after Hampton's Royals dropped their 16th loss, 8-3 to Peninsula. Dan Haynes and Ollie Drew supplied the Hi-Toms' two runs, while Bob Pettis limited Peninsula early before a seven-run eighth inning broke the game open. The Royals face further schedules with Jerry Lyscio and Joe Robinson slated to pitch in upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Harry Malmberg
Royals
Peninsula
Joe Robinson
Robinson
Gary Hart
Ike Brookens
Astro
Lebright
Doug Olson
Hi-Toms
Dan Haynes
Ollie Drew
Tom Crieghton
Malmberg
Pettis
High Point
Thomasville
Burlington
Rocky Mount
Raleigh-Durham
Red Springs
Lynchburg
Winston-Salem
Kinston
Salem
Jerry Lyscio
Chapel Hill Leads After First Day in State Golf Tourney
Chapel Hill seizes a five stroke lead on day one led by Randy Hoft who shot a four under par 68. Others across the field included Tony Hollifield of Gastonia and Stacy Smothers of Reidsville posting under par while team scores show Chapel Hill at 27 and Ragsdale, Winston-Salem North Forsyth, and Raleigh Broughton close behind. The final round and crowning of champions wrap up today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Randy Hoft
Jayceechamp
Gastonia
Tony Hollifield
Stacy Smothers
Reidsville
Ragsdale
Tom Case
High Point Centra
Mark
Randy Holt
Scott Smith
Reidaville
rlRoonie Casper
Cary
Mike Hannan
Tryon
Marshall Stewart
Raleigh
Sanderson
Rick McDermott
Sanford
Billy Wilkins
Chapel Hil
Sob Cherry
John Bolton
Hunter Huss
Ed Pennix
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Russall Perry
Lynn Mcdonald
Wilmington Hoggard
Mark King
High Point Central
Doug London
Charlotte Myers Park
Hunter Huse
Winstor-Salem
North Forsyth
Raleigh Broughton
Kinston Grainger
Fayetteville
Terry Sanford
Greensboro
Srimskey
Charlotte South Mecklenburg
Ashley
Winston-Salem
Parkland
Charlotte East Mecklenburg
Wilmington
Hoggard
Polk County
Camp Lejeune
New Hanover
Wallace-Rose Hill
Tuscola
Brevard
Rocky Mount
Qurlington
Trinity
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senton
Morris
Elon
Shirley
Red) Wilson
Wilson
Panther
John Euler
Yankee
Griffith Farns
Jaybirds
Dotnsan
Teague
Stout
Grocte
Blackard
Cornelison
W—Groomé
L—Johnson
Enterprise Golf Classic
Sete Eee
Pees
Johnny Johnston
Blair Park
Associated Press
Houk
Russ Goetz
Goetz
Rice
Talboton-bridged
Paitin
Fernandez
McNertney i
Jay Johnstone
Senators
Tom Murphy
Hoyt Wilhelm
High Point Enterprise
Mi-Toms
Nocthey
Armbrstraf Gorn Clearys
Rignarday, i
Drew Vt
Huebner Rt
Ceédeng
Hart
Johnson
Rookens
Olson
Crichin
Davis
Forals Lebright
Ray Ood
Bove Ae
Cedana
Chiles
Busse 2
Cleary
Hi-Toms Rts
Haynes
Grangaard
Etlueter
Marta Brookens
Brooken
Berk, Rovdebush
King
Case
Charlie Webster
Willie, Bullock
David Korstad
Central
Ing
Steve Watson
Brent Shaver
Clyde Johnston
Scott Utley
Lewis
Wheless Rental Center
English RD
Halling
Pest
Meilbox
Con Siena Breffes
Brwamentals
Thomasville Rd
NSC
NSBC
Idee
Medical
North State Business College
Arcade
Hoyle Morgan
MR. Fencer
Morgan
Tretorn
Bancroft
Bonkomeriard and
Puchs
South Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!