Floyd Eagle On 18 Closes Hot Shooting Round
In La Jolla California Ray Floyd shares third round lead at the Andy Williams Open with J C Snead after both shoot 66 to reach 199 to finish 17 under for 54 holes. Tom Watson notes the low scoring day as David Edwards makes golf history with a double eagle at the 18th from 241 yards.
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J.C. Snead
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Eagle
Snead
Torrey Pines
Tom Watson
David Edwards
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Torrey Pines Golf Club
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Bobby Wadkins
Bob Lohr
Lennie Clements
George Burns
Lon Hinkle
Buddy Gardner
Hal Sutton
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Andy Bean
David Frost
Johnny Miller
Dave Rummells
Chip Beck
Curt Byrum
Peter Jacobsen
Pat McGowan
Bruce Lietzke
John Adams
Howard Twitty
Brad Faxon
Jay Haas
Bob Eastwood
Willie Wood
Ray Barr, Jr
Dan Halldorson
Ronnie Black
D. Eichelberger
Gene Sauers
Fred Couples
Edwards Ends Round With 65 In Chase For 90000 Prize
Andy Williams hears the crowd as Edwards holes out a dramatic 2 on a par five to shoot 65 and reach 201, two back of the leader going into the final round. He shares 202 with Burns Wadkins Hinckle and Clements, while Stadler slides with 71 and Watson sits at 203 in the Tour event.
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Pebble Beach
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Lennie Clements
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Clements
Wadkins
Burns
Hinkle
Craig Stadler
Hal Sutton
Buddy Gardner
Mark McCumber
Gardner
Sutton
McCumber
Stadler
Watson
Snead
Floyd
Petty's Daytona Drive Faces Ghosts Of Family Legend
Kyle Petty balances racing with a music career as he faces legacy pressure at Daytona. He explains choosing his own niche while Richard Petty urges focus on driving, not family fame, and Kyle's ambitions to carve a path beyond the Petty shadow.
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Hank Williams Jr
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Richard Petty
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Merle Haggard
George Jones
Daytona
Douglass Takes Five Shot Lead At PGA Seniors
Dale Douglass shot a 69 to vault to a five stroke lead at 7 under 209 heading into the final round of the PGA Seniors Championship at Palm Beach Gardens. Chi Chi Rodriguez slipped to 216, with Harold Henning and Bobby Nichols tied for second at 214 after third round scores.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez
Douglass
Harold Henning
Bobby Nichols
Rodriguez
Bob Charles
Gary Player
Redditt Named District 6 Player of the Week
Gwen Redditt a 6-3 freshman from Kansas City Missouri earned District 6 Player of the Week for Feb 1 to Feb 8. She averaged 23 points and 15.8 rebounds as the Florence USC Aiken Lady Pacers won four games, her second such honor in three weeks.
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Lady Pacers
USC Aiken opens tennis with 9 0 win over Augusta College
USC Aiken's newly formed tennis team won its first match 9-0 against Augusta College at Houndslake. Jeff Hull coaches the Pacers. Singles results include Murphy over Randall 6-0 6-1 and Nord over Fort 6-1 6-1. doubles Murphy Nord and Kiser Priebe each won their sets.
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Usc-Aiken
Augusta College
Houndslake
Jeff Hull
Pacers
Bobby Murphy
Mark Randall
Mike Kiser
Ronnie Wilcouskas
Ethan Nord
David Fort
Charles Stephenson
Brad Rollins
Dan Wallick
Highland Park Sees Two Aces On Hole-In-One Spree
Highland Park Country Club records two aces in close succession. Harvey Ergle nailed No. 11, a 211 yard par three, with a 3 wood on January 30 in a foursome including Claude Redd and Larry Widener. Earlier, December 29, Bob Beasley aced No. 18, a 209 yard par three with a 3 iron, witnessed by Harvey Ergle, Jack Elliott and Jim Catron.
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Harvey Ergle
Sayers and Busch capture Open title at SC Amateur Doubles
Jack Sayers and David Busch win the Men's Open in the Second Annual South Carolina Amateur Doubles Tennis Tournament. Nicky Cohen with Henry Shou take Men’s 35, Henry Honeck with Bob Harrington win Men’s 50, Vaughn Heaton and Vicky McNair top Women’s Open, Carol Covington and Cheryl Smith win Women’s 35. Mixed Open goes to Henry Hall and Leigh Anne Caldwell, Mixed 35 to Lou Papouchado and Vicki Allen, and Jack Sayers with Tracy Smith win the Adult Junior class.
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Jack Sayers
David Busch
South Carolina
Nicky Cohen
Henry Shou
Henry Honeck
Bob Harrington
Vaughn Heaton
Vicky McNair
Carol Covington
Cheryl Smith
Henry Hall
Leigh Anne Caldwell
Lou Papouchado
Vicki Allen
Tracy Smith
Fulmer Wins Criers Tournament at Houndslake
The Houndslake Ladies Golf Association held the Criers Tournament on February 10 with Janice Fulmer winning the first flight and Mary Wiband second. Dee Carrier captured the second flight while Ellie McNeal won the third flight with Mary Stein second. Kay McAuliffe won the fourth flight with Betty Bigham second.
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Janice Fulmer
Mary Wiband
Dee Carrier
Ellie McNeal
Mary Stein
Kay McAuliffe
Betty Bigham
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