End of Boston Marathon Amateur Era Sparks Change
After 86 years the Boston Marathon moves toward professionalism next year. Race director Will Cloney confirms sponsorship will replace the pure amateur code, with expense and prize money, a Sunday race, and national television coverage planned. Noted veteran John A. Kelley, 74, recalls Patriots Day traditions as the shift prompts mixed feelings.
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Rain Shortens Hitchcock Woods Horse Show
Show riders faced dark skies as 21 classes were held in Hitchcock Woods. Rain caused several cancellations while champions emerged in children and junior divisions including Courtney Johnson with Peace Quest and amateurs Terri Johnson Straw Boss Jan Woronoff With Ease Holly Haggard Say When and Nesbitt ridden by Mrs. W C Freeman.
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Shearer captures Tallahassee Open title in playoff bid
Australian Bob Shearer, seven shots behind early, shot 6-under 66 to win the $100,000 Tallahassee Open at Killearn GC. He posted 16-under 272 for 72 holes, moving past Denis Watson and Hal Sutton who finished at 273 after Watson led the field on Friday.
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