Aiken's Golf program spins out top Clemson duo and stars
Aiken High School produced three players on Clemson golf this year after winning the 1975 state title. Jim White, Jim McNair and Mike Carlisle form a strong Clemson lineup along with Paul Williamson. The piece highlights Aiken’s deep golf development, notable pros, and a plan for the upcoming season.
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Jim White
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Clemson
Jim McNair
Mike Carlisle
Paul Williamson
Dale Overcash
Aiken
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Jim
Louisiana State
L.S.A
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South Carolina
South Carolina Association
Charleston Air Force
Florence
Florida
P.G.A
John Fought
U.S
Mike Schrader
Mike
Kennedy Junior High
Bob Toski
Hilton Head
Palmetto Golf Club
Richard Phillips
Tommy Carpenter
David Alexander
Wes Hendley
Mike Wiland
Scott Goodman
Scott McNair
Bruce Looney
New Ellenton
Jeff Langley
Mark Sapp
St. Angela
Bridge genius and misdirection in four heart contract
A Chess and Bridge column discusses a four heart contract where South as declarer, facing a void in diamonds, uses misdirection to defeat the contract. West led clubs, dummy revealed key cards, and declarer sacrificed a spade to lure a spade switch. West misread the position and should have continued clubs to exhaust declarer's threats.
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Matic
Barber wins Phoenix Open in rain delayed finish
Miller Barber birdie on final hole gave him a one stroke victory over Lee Trevino and defending champ Jerry Pate in the $200000 Phoenix Open. Barber shot 65 in the final round to post 272 for 72 holes, his 11th career win. Rod Funseth was fourth at 274 and Arnold Palmer finished fifth at 275.
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Jerry Pate
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Rod Funseth
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Multisport scoreboard and notices from 1980s era sports wire
Conference standings show Morris division leaders with wins and points. MLB and NHL transactions list waivers and new signees including Ken Rudolph and Chris Codiroli. Horse racing results crown winners at Hialeah Aqueduct and Keystone Racetrack. college basketball scores feature numerous East Midwest and Southwest matchups with final tallies.
Barber's Closing Birdie Wins Phoenix Open Title
Miller Barber captured the Phoenix Open title with a clutch 45- to 50-foot birdie at the final hole as Arnold Palmer faded in the rain delayed final round. Jerry Pate and Lee Trevino finished one behind, while Palmer and Rod Funseth chased in difficult conditions. Barber earned 40,000 from a 200,000 purse and joined his Napa triumph as a World Series of Golf entry.
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Kentucky Remains No 1 as Marquette UCLA Rise in Poll
Kentucky dominates the AP basketball poll with all 46 first place votes and 920 points as Marquette climbs to No 2 with 808 points after a 12-1 week. UCLA jumps four spots to No 3 after two wins and a 13-1 record.
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