Archer Grabs Greensboro Open Title After Palmer Collapse
Arnold Palmer faltered in the Greater Greensboro Open allowing George Archer a second chance to win. Palmer finished third as Archer defeated Tommy Aaron in sudden death after Gary Player was disqualified for not signing his scorecard.
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Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
George Archer
Archer
Tommy Aaron
Palmer
Dave Stockton
Chi
Palmer slips from lead as final round drama unfolds
Chi Rodriguez and J C Snead led with 12 under par 272 at Sedgefield as Palmer surged into a four way tie with birdies on 14 and 15. A 15 footer on 15 gave him a two stroke edge with three to play before a late double bogey on 16 dropped him back to one behind. Palmer exited quickly without comment after the round.
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J.C. Snead
Archer
Aaron
Palmer
Sedgefield Country Club
Camden-Bred John A Wins Carolina Cup Feature
Camden bred John U. ridden by Clay Brittle III won the $7,500 Carolina Cup two mile steeplechase, the first locally bred horse to take the title. The race, run on a sunlit afternoon after rain, saw Ama rind and The Critter finish second and third respectively as trainer Burley Cocks and Brittle earned a triple victory for the day.
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John W. Winnett Jr
Arktos
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Malvinas
Tom Skiffington
Skiffington
John U
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C.P. DuBose
Harry J. Nesbitt
Brittle
John A
Amarind
Critter
George P. Greenhalgh Jr
L. Damar
Skip Brittle
Springdale
Charles Armour
Racing Roundup from Various Tracks
Duke of Winloc wins the April Fool Handicap at Narragansett Park by a length. Head of the River takes the Everglades Stakes at Hialeah. Autobiography wins the Westchester Handicap at Aqueduct by a length. Naleesa edges Five Stitches in the Pimlico Politely Stakes. Solar Salute captures the Santa Anita Derby by three quarters. No Le Hace wins the Arkansas Derby by a length. On the Track wins the Berkeley Handicap at Golden Gate.
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Arcadia
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Magic Hope
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Golden Gate Fields
Lakers Take Commanding 3 0 Lead in Western Semifinals
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Chicago Bulls 108 to 101 to move within one win of a sweep. West and Goodrich powered LA while Boerwinkle Walker and Love were hampered by injuries as Chicago fought back late.
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Boston Celtics
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Huntington wins Howard Howell trophy in 8-3 polo final
Huntington rode to an 8-3 victory over Aiken to claim the Howard Howell trophy on Sunday. Alan Corey III led Huntington with four goals while Dave Rizzo added three and Russell Corey one. Aiken's Knox Manning and Heath Manning Jr. scored.
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Howard Howell
Aiken
Notty Knox
Alan Corey III
Russell Corey
Meadowbrook
Dave Rizzo
Beth Page
Alan Corey
Rizzo
Knox
Heath Manning Sr
Heath Manning Jr
Heath Manning
Pete Bostwick
Manning Sr
Hope Fades for Opening Day as MLB Strike Lingers
With two days before scheduled games, owners and players push to settle the pension dispute. John Gaherin says no progress, while Marvin Miller hints of expanded committees. Players demand more than the $400000 offer, citing pension fund surplus and distribution concerns. Royals and Padres teams prep workouts, Red Sox GM O Connell doubts a quick settlement.
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John Gaherin
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Miller
Gaherin
Kansas City Royals
Fort Myers
Fla
Padres
San Diego
Dick O'Connell
Boston Red Sox
Mabry Wins Furman Invitational Golf Title
Mickey Mabry of Tennessee captures the individual championship at the Furman Invitational in Greenville. Georgia Southern, the defending team champion, will retain the team title for another year.
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Greenville
Mickey Mabry
University of Tennessee
Georgia Southern
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