Deacons Take 16 Stroke Lead At ACC Golf Meet
Wake Forest built a 16 stroke lead in the ACC Championship at Midland Valley Golf Club in Aiken. Mike Kallam and Lanny Wadkins led the Deacons with Kallam posting 72 and 68 to finish 140, while Maryland trailed at 732. Team total stood at 716 after two rounds with standings frozen until May 10 and 11.
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Deacons
ACC
Midland Valley Golf Club
Aiken
Mike Kallam
Lanny Wadkins
Maryland
Kallam
Wadkins Helps Wake Forest In Mid Atlantic Golf Meet
At Woodmont Country Club Rockville Md final rounds loom Wadkins the current U S Amateur champion fired a three under par 69 to finish third at 142 Tied for fourth were Wake Forest teammates Eddie Pearce Jim Simons Bill Caffee of Maryland and Brit Stenson of Virginia North Augusta Joe Vignali Clemson Jimmy Hamilton and Rusty Shealy posted mixed scores in the event Team standings show Wake Forest 716 Maryland 732 North Carolina 737 Duke 739 South Carolina 748 Clemson 758 NC State 774 Virginia 766.
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Rockville
Wadkins
U.S
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Eddie Pearce
Jim Simons
Bill Caffee
Maryland
Bilt Stenson
Virginia
North Augusta
Joe Vignali
Clemson
Graniteville
Jim
Mike Kallam
Lanny Wadkins
Randy Hoft
Gary Mankulish
George Burns III
Rick Bendall
Buddy Marueei
North Carolina
Marty West
Jack Hooks
Joe Hackler
John Vanderbloemen
Steve Wright
Duke
Hank Walters
David Lind
Bill Mallon
Dennis Satyshur
Bob Barrett
Thorny Hoelle
South Carolina
Wade Mayo
Wylie Ramsey
Jim Hamilton
John Gregory
Os Hillman
Joe Wignall
Jimmy Martin
T. J. Grubbs
Steve Broome
Tommy Suber
N. C. State
Marshall Stewart
Littler Wins Monsanto Open in Pensacola by Three Strokes
Gene Littler, 40, from La Jolla Calif, shot 67 for a 276 total to edge George Archer by three strokes in Pensacola Florida. Archer and Pete Brown tied for second at 279 as others trailed. notable contenders Palmer, Nicklaus and Player did not compete. Littler earns 30000 prize and climbs toward the Tournament of Champions and match play season.
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George Archer
Littler
la Jolla
Calif
Archer
Pete Brown
Wood Memorial Thriller Tightens Derby Picture
Good Behavior loaded late to win the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct by a length over Eastern Fleet. Sailors Sabinus and Northern Monarch chased home a one two in the Green Valley Handicap at Gulfstream Park.
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Associated Press
New York
Good Behaving
Eastern Fleet
Aqueduct
Arlington Park
Lexington
Keeneland
Albany
Calif
Golden Gate Fields
Inglewood
Hollywood Park
Spring Tournament Pairings Announced by Highland Park Women
The Highland Park Women's Golf Association released first round Spring Tourna ment pairings and tee times for the first three flights on the eighth and first tees. Morning starts begin at 9 a.m. with pairs including Petersen, Montengohl, Napier and others across flights.
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Highland Park Women’s Golf Association
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Montengohl
Napier
Foster
Wiland
Larson
Jimmies
Rodes
Harmon
Cook
Pendleton
M. Jones
Cunningham
Burdette
Davis
Fair
Arnett
Sire
Morey Captures Third Straight Carolinas Seniors Title
Dale Morey of High Point North Carolina led the Carolinas Golf Association Seniors Championship at Forest Lake Country Club in Columbia with a 138 total to win by 10 strokes. Cliff Henson of Aiken was runner up, while Bob Harper of Columbia finished third after a sudden death playoff among players tied at 152. Fred Wiles Carlton Dixon Harry Welch placed fourth to sixth.
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Dale Morey
High Point
N.C
Morey
Aiken
Cliff Henson
Forest Lake Country Club
Bob Harper
Fred Wiles
Carlton Dixon
Harry Welch
Salisbury
Frank Elder
Camden
Dan Praete
E. T. Hughes
Marion
C. C. Rhodes
Charleston
Baseball Standings and Schedule Brief
Baseball standings show Oakland 11 6 and Chicago 2 1. Scheduled games include Oakland at Minnesota and Cleveland at Boston. Tuesday features Oakland at California and Kansas City at Minnesota with several night matches.
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Nagy
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New York
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baseball scores and matchups for tonight games
New York 5 1, Pittsburgh 2 2 St. Louis 4, San Diego 2 Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 4 10 innings Montreal 3 5, Cincinnati 2 3 Houston 8, Los Angeles 6 Los Angeles Sutton 0 2 at San Diego Roberts 0 1 night St. Louis Reuss 1 1 at San Francisco Reberger 1 0 Only games scheduled.
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Reberger
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San Fran
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Chicago
Lions Club Horse Show a Big Success in North Augusta
About 3,000 spectators filled Lions Field for the 5th annual Lions Club Horse Show drawing 400+ entries from three states. Harold E. Martin called it the finest show yet, with Limousine Shadow winning the City of North Augusta Trophy and Sun Dust Precision earning the Lions Club Trophy. Prize money surpassed 4,190 across 35 Walking, Gaited and Western classes, funding community projects and local scholarships.
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City of North Augusta
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J. L. Dye
Jimmy Gray
Sun Dust Precision
Duncan Johnson
Samuel Paschal
John L. Hixon
Hixon
North Augusta
Nancy Carson
Lions Memorial Field
Dixie
Trevino Teases Masters Invite After Game Change
Trevino says his game has changed and he will play in the Masters next spring if invited. He tells Times-Union Sports Writer Bernie Reid the invitation matters, and he won’t be embarrassed by criticism.
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Fla
Lee Trevino
Florida Times-Union
Trevino
Times-Union
Bernie Reid
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