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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1962

Page

11

Entry deadline extended for MAC tourney at High Point Lanes

The Mercury Athletic Club extends the entry cutoff to midnight today for its tournament, with no change to the May 19-27 weekend dates at High Point Lanes and Fair Lanes College Village. The charter committee meets tonight at 7 30 PM at High Point Lanes to name the local men’s tenpin association, aiming for a June 1 submission to bowlers.

Mercury Athletic Club High Point Lanes Fair Lanes College Village Woody Weisner Dick Cox Bill King Doc Beard Sinclair Horney George Morgan Jerry McIntosh High Point

Evansville Senior Wins Grantland Rice Memorial Scholarship

Bob Thiel an 18 year old Evansville Indiana high school senior was named the Grantland Rice Memorial Scholarship winner. The 10000 dollar award is funded by the Thoroughbred Racing Associations and covers all expenses for a degree at Vanderbilt University.

Nashville

Carolinas Confernce to name full time commissioner

The Carolinas Conference will vote in Salisbury on Saturday on appointing a full time conference commissioner. A special committee recommends creating the office and naming Joby Hawn of Winston-Salem as commissioner, making him the first full time appointee. He is currently with Hanes Hosiery in personnel and recreation and has long officiated college sports.

Greensboro N.C Salisbury Joby Hawn Winston-Salem E. G. Purdom Guilford College Hawn Hanes Hosiery Atlantic Coast Conference

Monday College Baseball Results From Associated Press

High Point defeated Lenoir Rhyne 2 to 1 while Elon topped Newberry 5 to 2 and 4. North Carolina State beat North Carolina 8 to 6 in a notable non conference clash. Clemson and Wake Forest played an exhibition, with Forest defeating Wake 6 to 0. In golf, Wake Forest led Virginia Tech 20 to 6 percent.

Associated Press High Point Lenoir Rhyne Elon Newberry N.C. State North Carolina Clemson Wake Forest Virginia Tech

Kindall Trade Paying Off For Indians In 1961

Cleveland GM Gabe Paul sent Bobby Locke to Chicago for Jerry Kindall and the move helps the Indians lead the American League by a half game over the Yankees. Kindall bats .277 with clutch hitting, especially against New York, and credits experience for his improved play since leaving the Cubs.

Cleveland Gabe Paul Bobby Locke Chicago Cubs Jerry Kindall Kindall Indians New York Yankees Minnesota Tribe New York Yanks Cubs

Peaches Provide Play With Different Twist

Macon Peaches beat Charlotte 5 to 2 extending their lead in the Sally to three games. Larry Himes threw out the tying run at home in the ninth after a wild double play. Portsmouth hammered Savannah 13 1 as Asheville topped Greenville 7 2 and Knoxville crushed Augusta 13 2.

Savannah Portsmouth Tides Asheville Greenville Knoxville Augusta Macon Hornets Peaches Sally Charlotte Larry Himes Jim Manning Manning Himes Ron Stillwell Teo Acosta Stillwell Sandy Johnson

National League games and scores across multiple teams

Swaim Marietta beat Marietta 4 3 with Motley's win. Other league results include National Upholstery 4 City Police 4 and Heritage 26 Alma Desk 3 with Matthews and Cribb handling pitching. American League Heritage 26 Alma Desk 3 and General Steel 13 Burlington appear in the chart with several HRs and wins noted.

ALMA Heritage Matthews Cribb Galloway Dickson

High Point Grinds Lenoir Rhyne With Double Plays

High Point advances to second on a grounder as the defense turns four double plays. Nolan earns his eighth win of the season, while Larry loses once before running eight straight wins. Williard powers Panthers and Hinkle adds two runs for the visitors.

Lenoir Rhyne Nolan Larry Williard Panthers Hinkle

Willie Mays Struggles in Houston Series With Colts

Giants star Willie Mays went hitless in four at bats and drew one walk in Houston as lighting at Colt Stadium helped limit his vision. He collected a single hit over three games in the series, remaining at .268 for the season. Giants manager Alvin Dark said Mays would not be rested, insisting he will play and hit again.

Houston Tex San Francisco Giants Willie Mays Houston Colts Mays Colt Stadium Giants Colts Alvin Dark Willie Mags

Bonus Hurlers Shine In Carolina League Scores

Two rookie bonus pitchers starred Monday night in the Carolina League. Wally Wolf limited Kinston to 3 hits in a 6-0 Durham win, aided by Ed Richardson two homers. Jerry Stephenson pitched Winston-Salem to a 9-2 win over Raleigh with 10 strikeouts. Burlington beat Wilson 9-2 as Indians hitters totaled eight extra base hits. Cesar Tovar and Bert Barth powered Rocky Mount to an 11-2 victory over Greensboro with a seventh inning two run shot and a ninth inning grand slam. Tonight’s games list matchups in the region.

Associated Press Wally Wolf Durham Bulls Kinston Wolf Ed Richardson Jerry Stephenson Winston-Salem Red Sox Raleigh Burlington Indians Wilson Bert Barth Cesar Tovar Rocky Mount Greensboro Tovar Leafs Barth Durham

Statesville and Shelby clash atop Western Carolina League

Statesville and Shelby, tied for the Western Carolina League lead, meet tonight in Statesville after Shelby's 64 win at home Monday behind Bill Prevette with five hits allowed. Both teams carry 4-3 records into the game as Newton Conover hosts Salisbury after an 8-6 loss with five unearned Salisbury runs.

Associated Press Statesville Shelby Bill Prevette Newton Conover Salisbury Braves

Russians Threaten U S Control Of Amateur Sports

The United States faces a bitter clash as Russians prepare a November tour that could affect the 1964 Olympics and U S athletic policy. AAU and NCAA clash over top teams playing the Russians amid uncertain college rules and timing.

White House U.S Amateur Athletic Union Col. Hull AAU Aan State Department Walter Byers NCAA Byers Manila

Brown Eyes ACC Record in Baseball With Nine Hits

Tom Brown of Maryland, already ACC pass interception record holder, leads baseball batting with a .453 average after nine hits in 16 at bats last week. Two challengers, Jack McCathern and Joey Taylor, stand above old mark, while Brown paces triples and stolen bases. Duke’s Dave Aible tops RBIs. Pitcher Pat McDowell and Duke’s Dick Densmore noted for wins and strikeouts.

Greensboro N.C Tom Brown Maryland Brown Virginia Jack McCathern South Carolina Joey Taylor Clemson Cavaliers Taylor Bill Scripture Wake Forest ACC Service Bureau ACC Terp Swifty Roger Coon Buddy Nixon Nicky Lomax Dave Aible Duke Nixon Coon Bob Worrell Pat McDowell Jack Lund Dick Densmore

Palmer and Player Set Exhibition Match in Raleigh

Arnold Palmer the year's leading money winner and Gary Player will play an exhibition match at the Carolina Country Club in Raleigh on Wednesday. A driving exhibition and clinic precede the match, which starts at 1 30 p.m. Wake Forest coach Bones McKinney will participate with a 46 inch driver.

Raleigh Arnold Palmer Gary Player Carolina Country Club Wake Forest Bones McKinney

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