Bowling Notes Show Strong Scores Across Leagues
High Point boastful scores mark seven weeks of league play with Allied Roofing leading the Classic League at 21 7 and Dillion's Auto posting 1017 team game while Diane Restaurant tops 2849 team series. City League features Carolina Container 16 4, Harb's Garage high 967 and 2586, and Gene Davidson 592 as multiple 200 plus games roll through. Independent League Archdale Oil Co leads 10 7 with 2623 series as Billy Criscoe hits 611. Tarheel, Monday Industrial, and High Point Industrial leagues report strong team games and several 200 plus scores across participants.
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Allied Roofing
General Motor Repair
Gray Kanay
Nocket
Ben Cox
Kanay
Dillion
Auto
Diane Restaurant
Ban Cox
Fred Harb
Jim Wirsching
John Collins
Gene Davidson
Gary Beate
Dec
Carolina Container
Sweet Peas
Rothrock
Harb’s
Wayne Smith
Jerry Stone
J. W. Cecil
Fred Newby
Danny Poteat
Jay Young
Hauser
Garnet
Esso
Old Dominion
Garner
Charlie Johns
Don Royals
General Steel
Heirloom
Thayer Coggins
Billy Lohr
Jim Ward
Ward
Gayle Bauquess
Bobby Cacil
Robert Mounce
Howard Frankie Collins
Hunt
Steve Ingram
Archdale Oi! Co
Bentley Machinery
Thomas Car Works
Archdale Oil Co
Clyde Wood
Billy Criscoe
Billy
Larry Clodfelter
High Point
Industrial’ League
Central Data Corporation
Brookdale Carving
Brookdale’ Carving
General Motor
Bud Messer
Butch State
Holland
Leslie Jolly
Glen Walton
James Weston
John Sullivan
Ray Dixon
James Caudle
Marvin Emerson
Jin Wirsching
Charles Davis
Joe Barnycastle
Moose Lodge
Tatheels
Coasters
Tarheels
Bobby Skidmore
Wirsching
Boyd Griffin
D. Cecil
Dec Board
Red Salisbury
J. Mahaffey
Sam, Hart
F. Collins
Nobis May Undergo Surgery Amid Falcons Injury Crisis
Atlanta Falcons middle linebacker Tom Nobis faces possible knee surgery after sustaining a right knee injury against Dallas. Doctors were expected to decide today whether operation is needed, likely sidelining him for the week’s game with San Francisco. If surgery occurs Nobis could be out for the clash with the 49ers.
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Atlanta, Ga
Falcons
Atlanta Falcon
Tommy Nobis
Falcon
Fev
Dallas
Cowboys
Nobis
San Franz
Cisco 49Ers
Rush Keeps GT Lead In NASCAR Standings
Associated Press summary shows Ken Rush leading the Grand Touring division with 1 628 points and $26 070 in earnings while Frank Sessoms climbs to second within 87 points. In Grand National, David Pearson tops with 2 705 points and $167 300, ahead of Richard Petty at 3 430 points and $105 125, with six races left in the season including the American 500 at Rockingham on October 26. Other top contenders include James Hylton Neil Castles Elmo Langley Buck Baker Tiny Lund and T C Hunt as standings tighten across divisions.
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North Carolina Motor Speedway
Rockingham
Ken Rush
High Point
N.C
Frank Sessoms
Darlington
David Pearson
Spartanburg
C., 2,705 Points, $167, 300 Won. 1. Richard Petty, Randlesman
James Hylton
Inman
Neil Castles
Charlotte
Elmo Langley
Landover
S.C
Buck Baker
T. C. Hunt
Atlanta
Tiny Lund
Cross
D.C
Martin Admits He Stepped On Toes To Get Job Done
MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL AP Billy Martin acknowledged stepping on toes to get the job done leading the Twins to a West Division title in his rookie season. Calvin Griffith fired him for defying policy and guidelines amid player complaints. Martin defended his actions and praised his players. Griffith called the firing the hardest decision of his career.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Billy Martin
Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith
Twins
New York
Martin
Minnesota
Griffith
New York Yankee
Poe
Baltimore
Dave Boswell
Boswell
Triad Sports Car Club to host Horneytown Go Auto cross
The Triad Sports Car Club announces the third annual Horneytown Go Auto cross at Kearn's Kart Track near Horneytown. More than 100 drivers will race individually on a twisting course using electric timers. prizes awarded across multiple classes including Corvette and marine trophies. Open to all with a small entry fee and safety check. spectators admitted free. Registration starts Sunday at nine with competition beginning at noon.
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Triad Sports Car Club
Horneytown
Kearn
High Point
James Buckner
Horneytown Go Autoeros
Colts Edge Eagles 24-20 in Tight Monday Night Win
Baltimore coach Don Shula praised his injury-riddled Colts for saving a 24-20 victory over Philadelphia as the defending champions endured a rough, drizzle soaked game. The win tied Baltimore at 2-2, driven by Tom Matte’s 75 yards and a late 1 yard TD plunge after two costly Eagle punts.
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Baltimore
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Philadelphia Eagles
Shula
Colts
Balltimore
Eagles
Eagle
Snead
Harold Jackson
Nate Ramsey
John Unitas
Williams
Norm Snead
Jerry Williams
Jimmy Orr
Tom Matte
Matte
Jerry Hill
Lou Michaels
Leroy Keyes
Philadelphia
Sams
Keyes
Baker
Agar
Bill Bradley
Matle
Hart, Thomas Named Top Players In ACC
Duke quarterback Leo Hart from Richlands Virginia guard Tommy Thomas earned ACC weekly honors. Hart accounted for 249 yards in a 27-20 win over Wake Forest with a rushing TD and a passing score. Thomas blocked key plays enabling scoring and was named offensive lineman of the week by the ACC Sportswriters Association.
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Greensboro
N. C
Thomas
Duke
Leo Hart Hasimond
Virginia Military Institute
Blue Devils
Ida Lat
Lass
Virginia
Tommy Thomas
ACC Sportswriters Association
Hart
ACC
Wake Forest
Kinston
Pittsburgh
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Twilight
A. B. Moore
Gene Marsh
M-Go
Harold Clark
O'Henry Lanes
Tommy Coakley
Gray Kaney
Larry Everhart
Doc Board
Chuck Hartman
Royal-O-Apparel
Harh’s Garage
Tom Nobis
Bill Hobbs
Dave Lloyd
Hota
Associated Press
Leroy Yarbrough
Davel Pearson
Stock Lear Racing
Yarbrough
Pearson
Richard Petty
Bob Allison
Detroit
Marlin
Hank Bauer
Oakland
Davel Yankees
Bristol
Cincinnati
Billy Hunter
Baltimore Orioles
Sports Car Club
Arnold Falmer
Arnold Palmer
Harold Dixon
Dixon
Purcell Supply CO
W. Green
Phang
Red Jacket
Torry Voyear
Riantas
Shore Street
Browning
Wilckes Nore
Colts Exciting
Unitas
Edward
Wheless Rental Center
English RD
Uffman
Wallcoverings CO
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