The Golfing Game Any Man's Sport
The public course offers affordable access to golf with night lighting and driving ranges. Lee Trevino’s rise from public Dallas courses illustrates that private clubs and lessons aren’t prerequisites for success. Seven Lakes and Jim and Lillie Golf Club are highlighted local options with unique features.
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Hill and Heard Lead After First Round at Akron
Mike Hill and Jerry Heard shot three-under 67 on Firestone South to take a one stroke lead in the $150,000 American Golf Classic. Gay Brewer and Fred Marta tied in pursuit as Brewer helped Hill fix a year of putting flaws.
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Moore Wins North Augusta Junior Invitational Title In Rain
Marion Moore captured the championship finishing two strokes ahead of Conrad Rhodes and John Gibbs III in a rain soaked three day North Augusta Junior Invitational. Gibbs and Rhodes mounted late charges but Moore held the lead aided by a crucial par at No. 9 and clutch short game. Rhodes won a playoff for second as Gibbs three putted the first extra hole. Moore will compete again in the Tri State Junior Invitational at West Lake in Augusta. Jerry Godsjohn won first flight with 233. Kenny Wiland was runner-up. Hall Hodgen received the Sportsmanship Award.
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Aiken American All Stars Heroic Walk-Off Beats St Andrews
Eric Minor delivered a game winning homer in the 14th inning to lift the Aiken American All Stars 1 0 over St Andrews in the State Dixie Youth Tournament in North Charleston. Minor and Vic Moody led Aiken while Elmo Roundtree started and Bobby Johnson relieved. Aiken advances to face West Columbia with a title shot on the line tonight.
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Duke Named Czar of Big Ten Conference
CHICAGO AP Wayne Duke who has led the Big Eight for eight years will become czar of the Big Ten succeeding the late Bill Reed who died May 20 and is the conference’s fourth commissioner.
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Selma Wins 2-1 Over Aiken to Eliminate Dixie World Series Hope
Selma defeated Aiken 2-1 in the Dixie Senior League World Series fourth round, erasing South Carolina’s title bid. A pair of Aiken errors in the final inning enabled Selma to plate the tying and winning runs, after Aiken had led through most of the game.
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Bell Wins as Selma Edges Aiken in Final Inning
Selma's Lamar Peacock sparked a late rally with a third single as Aiken misplayed a pickoff, allowing the tying and winning run to score. Willie Bell earned the win for Selma, striking out seven as Aiken loaded the bases in multiple innings but failed to convert. Leach pitched two innings in relief to gain the victory. The nine-team tournament narrows to four with the final on Saturday.
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Otis Justifies Manager's Praise in Royals Rally Win
Amos Otis delivered a three run double in the seventh inning as Kansas City beat Minnesota 7-4. Bobby Knoop opened the rally with a pinch triple and Otis later scored on Chuck Harrison's single. Otis leads Royals with 61 RBI and 35 steals while batting .315.
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Augusta Edges Aiken in Jaycee Pony League Battle
Augusta Nationals won 3 to 2 over Aiken in seven innings at Pony League Park sealing Aiken's elimination from the Jaycee tournament. Marvin Huff scored the decisive run on a steal while Aiken’s Tom Whitfield overthrew third. Matt Welch and Frank Maddox led Nationals with key hits as Grimes Redd drove in a run.
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Hallman Chosen Most Valuable Player at Lions Club Banquet
New Ellenton close of season awards honor Rickey Hallman as MVP of the Dixie Senior Boys Baseball banquet. Donnie Chambers earns the sportsmanship award while the Lions Club team, affiliated with the Edisto League, has won two pennants and finished second twice in four years.
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All-Star Game Tonight in South Carolina
A defensive minded North squad faces a high scoring but injury riddled South team in the South Carolina All-Star football game. The South may be short eight former standouts after last year’s 13-10 loss. The series stands 13-9 in favor of the South with one tie. Freddie Solomon of Sumter leads the South, while the North counters with a formidable defense.
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