Independent Tribune from Concord, North Carolina • Page 14

PAGE FOURTIEN-A Your Home DAILY N. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1966 Corriher Advances In Tourney CONCORD Corriher Mills of Landis continues to hold a spotless record in the Piedmont District Slow Pitch softball tournament after scoring a 5-3 victory over First Union National Bank of Kannapolis in the feature game of five staged Tuesday night. The win enabled the Landis club to move into the bracket semi-finals. The Landis Lutherans knocked Clothing of Kannapolis out of the tourney by posting a 6-4 victory, while Jackson Park Methodist bowed out of the meet after losing a 10-1 decision to the Concord Boys Club. Southside Amoco of Concord dumped Midland by a 9-? margin and and Construction of Concord eliminated Coggins Motors of Salisbury.

7-4. Corriher Mills pushed over four runs in the first two innings and then savagely hung on to gain its win. A three-run uprising in the second iced the clash. The runs came when Dub Gaines doubled and scored on a single by Farrel Watts. Carl Drye followed with a single to score Watts and then came home on hits by T.

C. Dunlap and Benny Cook. Dunlap, Cook and Dub Gaines had two hits each for Corriher, with Butch Dwiggins and John O'Neil getting two each and Charles slamming a homer for First Union. Bill two-run homer in the fifth inning handed the Landis Lutherans their win over Hill Clothing. The club had tied the score at 4-4 in the fourth.

In the game-winning inning, Dennis Hogan singled after two were out and Sells slammed his homer. Tom Honeycutt and Andre Correll had two hits each for the Lutherans, with Sells and Pinky Hogan hitting for the circuit. Ray Sims had three hits for while Ron Woodward and Larry Ballard had two each and Poole hit for the circuit. The Concord Boys Club was never headed in pounding out a 10-1 win over Jackson Park Methodist of Kannapolis. Bill Kiser led the winners with four hits in as many trips, with Mop- ey Correll and Danny Bolick getting two each for the Methodists.

First Union 100 101 3 9 2 Corriher Mills 130 001 5 11 2 McCrary and O'Neil; Drye and Solomon. Clothing 020 200 4 10 Landis Luth. 310 020 6 10 Benfield and Lloyd; Teague and Honeycutt. J. Park Meth.

100 000 1 6 Boys Club 420 202 14 Norwood and Childers; Ayscue and Little. and 040 210 7 10 Coggins Motors 000 111 8 and Blackwelder; Parker and Miller. Soulhside 024 012 9 15 Midland 00 020 4 8 Furr and Whittington; R. Hartsell and J. Hartsell.

Gets Gryder Sweeps Landis Little Loop Hoiwrs MVP Vntr lfJE 1 Ulv Landis Little League as he was ICE CREAM At Landis LANDIS Jeff Gryder of the undefeated City Slickers made a clean sweep of laurels in the Landis Little League as he was named the most valuable player and also walked off with the pitching, hitting and home run awards. Gryder hit .633 for the campaign and hurled 12 straight wins for the Slickers. In addition, he banged seven home rims. League President Arnold Correll announced that a meeting of all league managers will be held at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at LANDiS Pinkv Hogan of the Lutherans has been named the most valuable player in the Landis Industrial Softball League.

Hogan was named to the spot, park by league officials following the The All-Star team was picked close of the campaign Monday officials and includes night when the Lutherans trim- four members of the Legion, med Linn Mills in a playoff to; j.jjree each from the City Slick- capture the regular season tiue. ers an(j Ljons two Rebels and The All-Star squad lists six one representative each from players from the Lutherans the Firemen and Jaycees. and Linn Mills, three from Re- The All-Star squad, with bat- formed and one each from Cor- ting marks, includes: lin and the Corriher Comets. jb Whilhelm, Legion, Bill Sells of the Lutherans 2B Tony Harris, Legion, grabbed the batting title with a 3B Brad Gryder, Lions, .564 average, while Reid Brad- SS Ricky Graham, Reshaw of Reformed had the most: bels, Utility infielder homers, 7. Don Carpenter of! Steve Sexton.

Legion, LF Linn Mills posted an 11-2 record; Ricky Tuggle, Firemen, to receive the trophy for the CF Keith Miller, Lions, top pitcher. RF Bobbv London. Citv Slick, ers, Utility outfielder Members of the AU-. ar team, Sherrill, Jaycees, Cat- with halting marks, include: chfrs Mark Brown cjty CAKE (never soggy) An All-Star Ver for manee Garland Davis (35) of North Stanly jumps to toss in another basket for the West during the mid-summer clash with the Eastern All-Slars at Greensboro Tuesday. Davis was the first Negro to play in the classic and led the West to an 81-73 win as he bagged 19 points and grabbed 14 rebounds.

David Pratt of Wilmington tries to stop the shot as Graham Whitehead of Scotland Neck stands by. IB Sells, Lutherans, 2B Denny Hogan, Corlin, 3B Forvest Gaines, Linn Slickers, .406, and Johnny Flowe, Lions, .419: Pitchers Jeff Gryder, City Slickers, 12-0; Ali AFL Exhibition Plav George Blanda Stars Oilers Win 26-17 SS Tiny Correll, Randy Overcash, Legion. 7-2, Lutherans, Utility infield- and Elton Crowe. Rebels, 7-4. er Ernie Sharpe, Comets, Curt Hanes of the City Slink- 400; LF Delane Benfield, ers was named the All-Star Lutherans, CF Brad- shaw, Reformed.

RF The City Slickers and Legion Dub Gaines, Linn Mills. will tangle Saturday at 7:30 p.m. SF Pinky Hogan, Lutherans, for the playoff championship. Utility outfielders De-1 van Brown, Reformed. .560, and Clyde Honeycutt, Linn Mills, Catchers Arnold Solomon.

Lirn Mills, .472. and Tommy Honeycutt, Lutherans, Pitchers Don Carpenter, Linn Mills, 11-2; David Teague, Lutherans, 15-3, and Preston Linn. Reformed, 10-2. Goins Hurls No-Hitter HOUSTON (UP!) During this period, Bhnda was named manager of the club, quarterback George Blanda had put 16 points on the scoreboard. a every He passed for one touchriown, a Houston Point Tuesday night, four-yarder to Lawrence Elk- lcading the Houston Oilers to a ins, and kicked three field goals 26-17 American Football League of 17, 16, and 33 yaTus.

exhibition victory over the Oak- Blanda picked up where he land Raiders. left off in the third quarter, Blanda passed for two i Passing 12 yards to Cnarley touchdowns, kicked four field razier for the seconn touch! goals and added a pair of extra down and kicked a 22-yard field points before a crowd of 36,935 fans at Rice Stadium. Little League Nears Finale Randy Goins fired a no-hitter Wes Whitaker of Linn Mills to guide Southeast to an 8-2 victory over Southwest in the lone game played Tuesday in the YMCA Pony Baseball League. Northwest won by a forfeit when Northeast was unable to field a team. Southwest scored both its runs in the first hming without the benefit of a hit as two errors and two walks provided the runs and spoiled bid for a shutout.

The winners col- The Oiler defense Coach Wally return to Houston a success, holding Oakland to only 25 yards rushing and five yards passing during the first half. Broncos May Hit Gilchrist In Courtroom CHINA GROVE Patterson two touchdowns VFW emerged winners in lected only three hits but com. came in the final period. One China Grove Little League loop bined all of the blows with walks was a 70-yard pass and run sanies as the league race nears and errors to score six times in play from quarterback Cotton the end of regular season play, the second inning. Davidson to Fred Bilelnikoff, I Patterson downed the Kaiser No Southeast player managed nine, 6-4 while VFW turned back over one hit.

the Jaycees to the tune of 13-7. The line score: The opener went six full in- Southeast 3 2 nings before Patterson could Southwest 0 2 manage the two run margin. No Goins and Brown; Woodward player had more than a single ------------------------hit. VFW plastered their opponents with a nine hit attack led and the other on a one-yard plunge by Dave Alexander, Jackson Park Gra-Y Winner Jackson Park blasted Mclver, by June Doby who collected two 12-0, in the only game played in hits both home runs. Bobby the Sixth and Seventh Grade Burleson smacked a pair of hits Gra-Y Softball League Tuesday.

that included a homer and Mike Aycock won a forfeited game Beaver went 2-3 at the plate for from Woodrow Wilson and then the VFW. No Javcce batter grabbed a pick-up tilt, 3-1. could muster more than one hit. Harry Freeze, Terry Combs, Randy Ashber and Lewis Freeze all The line scores: Three Tilts Set Tonight At Concord DENVER (UP I) -Carlton Chester (Cookie) Gilchrist was placed on the American Foot- ri hiU ball League's reserve list and 5., Kaiser threatened with a court action Tuesday following his resignation from the Denver Broncos. 1 Club owners said their ace The score: VFW fullback owed them 20,000 in Jackt-on Park "04 13 Jaycees advance payments and that Mclver 000 0 5 they would go to court, if Sloop and Jordan; Reece and Burleson and Doby; necessary, to get the money.

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013 3 3 004 5 4 Harris and Carter; Beaver and Lefrancois. 643 9 1 003 7 4 0 Jones, CONCORD Three battles are set tonight in the division of the Piedmont District Slow Pitch softball tournament as clubs fight for survival. A total of 13 clubs out of an original starting field of 30 remain in the race for the crown and a berth in the state tournament to be staged at Burlington. Four of the clubs, including Corriher Mills of Landis, have spotless marks in the double elimination event. Stop and Shop of Kannapolis takes on Southside Amoco of Concord in the 6:45 p.

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