Cureton and Correll Lead Four Ball Qualifying at Houndslake
John Cureton and Lanny Correll shot a 66 to grab the first round lead in the South Carolina Golf Association Four-Ball Championship at Houndslake. The Columbia duo posted 32 on Laurel Nine and 34 on Dogwood Nine, one stroke ahead of Simons and Simons as 29 teams surpassed par of 72 in a 57-team field.
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Houndslake Country Club
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Dogwood
Allen Powers
Keith Wright
Joe Simons
North Myrtle Beach
Kurt Simons
Aiken
Rick Fink
Hartsville
Lewis Rollins
Greenwood
Billy Biggs
Charles Hartline
Frank Estes
Ross Horton
Orangeburg
Palmetto Golf Club
Bucky Hill
Frank Lock
Houndsake
Ine
Hartline
Hill
Lock
John Woodard
Dickie Ewing
Ken Wiland
World Cup 1970 Style Quarterfinals Spotlight
Schedule lists quarterfinal pairings in Mexico venues from Guadalajara to Puebla. Brazil faces France at 2 pm, Germany meets Mexico at 6 pm, Argentina plays England at 2 pm, Spain clashes with Belgium at 6 pm. Semifinals set for June 25 with matchups based on winners, third place on June 28, championship on June 29.
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France
Monterrey
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Mexico City
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England
Puebla
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Canada
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Poland
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Braz
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Scoland
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Italy
Waa
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Leon
Pusbia
Polans
Morocco Des
Queretaro
Nea
Carolinas PGA Lowcountry Open Golf Standings
Data Island, S C AP Ray Freeman of Greensboro NC led after the final round with a 65 while Clayton Dalcutt of Nebraska and Palms South Carolina players posted strong shows. Scores and placements list Ray Freeman, Dalcutt, Bop Gro, Mike Harmon, Mino Lawrence, Fick Bunting, Vee Lipscomb, oben McCardle, Baughn Hit Head, Mike Schlueter, Ronnie Parker, Fussel Glover, Gopby Machel, Cerravo, Bil Shute, Bob Boyle, Terry Florence and others across the field with varying rounds and totals.
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Ray Freeman
Greansbor
Dalcutt
Clayton NE. Eoesco
Lo of
Oben McCardle
Columbia
Baughn
Head
Mike Schlueter
Aiken
Ronnie Parker
Santora
Fussel Glover
Lake Gly
Gopby Machel
Kemereile
Cerravo
Hiton Head
Bil Shute
Miton Head
Bob Boyle
Columbia SC
Terry Florence
Isle of Palms
Junior Championship round one leads in Carolinas
SANTEE S C AP list of players and scores from the first round of the Carolinas Junior Championship. Included are Joel Hartwell Neth Myrtle Beach Chris Greenwood Valdese Todd Gleaton Hope Mill Too Burton Bobby Grimm Rober Dargan Trey Dusenbury Jonneon Moun Peasant Murray Glenn Bough Stone Tree Kirkland Brian Craig Steve Agazzi Mark Steerman Michael Christie Kevin Daggars and Hobbevile NC with scores ranging from mid 30s to high 90s.
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Steve Agazzi
Columbia
S.C
Mark Steerman
Lexington
Michael Chrstie
Greenvile
Kevin Daggars
Moncks Corner
Ks. Hobbevile
Sutton milestone wins mark his 300 victory era record
Don Sutton surpassed the 300 win milestone with a night game victory, becoming the 19th pitcher in major league history to reach that total. The achievement was noted alongside a list of prior win milestones with dates, opponents, scores, and losing pitchers, including opponents like Houston, San Diego, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Chicago and Texas. The summary highlights Sutton's career longevity and a historic record in the American League context.
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Kansas City
Miwaukee
Minnesota
New York
Cantana
Seatie Texas
Toronto
Abana
Chicago
Cincinnati
Montreal
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Straus
San Francisco
Oy Young
Watter Johnson
Grover Alexander
Warren Spann
James Galvin
Charis Necnois
Timothy Keele
John Clarkson
Eadie Plank
Steve Carton
Gaylors Perry Aie
Michael Welch
Charles Radbourn
Don Sutton
Houston
Dave Roberts
San Diego
Clay Kirby
Jim Willoughby
Lary Dirk
Pittsburgh
Don Robinson BaDay
Alen Ripley
Texas
Don ‘Sutton
Baseball and basketball trades and signings roll in
American League actions include Indians signing pitchers Dana Schmerer and Philip Dillmore and outfielder Ik Fang James Richardson, plus Darnell Coles placed on 15 day DL and Bil Campbell activated. Rangers trade George Wright to Expos and activate Larry Parrish. Pirates option Sammy Nalfa and hire AL Washington. Knicks sign Chris McNeary to multiyear deal. Trail Blazers name Rick Adelman and Jack Schalow as assistants. Murray State names Mike Dill as associate athletic director.
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Indians
Dana ‘Schmerer
Philip Dillmore
Michael,Twardoski
Ik Fang
James, Richardson
Dethot Tigers
Darnell Coles
Bil Campbell
Frrom
Texas Rangers
George Wright
Montreal Expos
Larry Parrish
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sammy ‘Nalfa
Hawaii
AL Washington
Mawai
Basketball National Basketball Association
NEW York Knicks
Chris McNeary Orward
Portland Trail Blazers
Rick ‘Adelman
Jack Schalow
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Floyd Is Favorite At Atlanta Golf Classic Despite Age
Veteran golfer Ray Floyd, 43, enters the $500000 Georgia Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic as a top contender after winning the U S Open at Shinnecock Hills. Floyd notes age is not a career ender and aims to win more majors, with the British Open currently remaining elusive. Joined by a strong field, Floyd seeks another major title this year.
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Ray Floyd
Jack Nicklaus
Willie Shoemaker
Bobby Allison
Floyd
Economist Nina Cornell testifies in USFL NFL antitrust suit
In New York, economist Nina Cornell spoke to the six member jury panel in the USFL's $1.69 billion antitrust case against the NFL. She estimated USFL damages from 1983 to 1992 at $301 million to $565 million under two economic models, while acknowledging limited football expertise and noting omitted costs such as shifting to a fall schedule.
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Phillies Fall To Cubs In Extras After Carman RBI
In the 10th inning Don Carman drives in the go ahead run as Chicago capitalizes on late offense to defeat the visiting Philadelphia Phillies. The win gives Chicago the extra frame victory on the road.
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Don Carman
Chicago
Phillies
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