Green sets North Augusta record with 211 at Junior Invitational
Phillip Green birdied two of three holes before draining a 25-foot putt on 18 to cap a 54-hole total of 211, breaking the three-round North Augusta Junior Invitational record of 212 set by Dean Newman in 1976. John LoSchiavo was runner-up at 220 with David Usry third at 221.
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Green
Dean Newman
Evans
Newman
John LoSchiavo
David Usry
Augusta
Green Meadows Country Club
Chip Huffman
Goshen Plantation
Augustan College signee drives to near hole at Palmetto
Green capped a tense round at Palmetto Golf Club with a birdie putt after a jitters start. Ron Schroder of Palmetto tied for first in the first flight but lost a playoff to Tom Cornforth. Local golfers Sam Holeman Bill Cummins Ben Mosley and Doug Heyl won flight trophies.
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Green
Palmetto Golf Club
Ron Schroder
Denmark
Tom Cornforth
Schroder
St. Angela Academy
Sam Holeman
North Augusta
Bill Cummins
Ben Mosley
New Ellenton
Doug Heyl
North Augusta Scoreboard Players Listed by Flight
The scoreboard lists participants by flight with players from Florence CC West Lake Greenwood CC Augusta CC Four Seasons Coldstream Pine Ridge Palmetto North Augusta Midland Valley Houndstake Forest Hills Crestwood Gordon Lakes New Ellenton and others across Third and Fourth Flights led by names such as Jim Maxwell Jack Saunders Greg McBride Carl Rhodes Vic Dye Danny Carroll Ashley Abel Jerry Colvard Paul Talledo Jim Kost Tom McLean Lee Harville Dean Crouch Bill Cummins Clint Dickey David Robertson Vic Della Guestina Mike Beckum Ben Mosley Doug Hee Scott Brooks Brad McCully Ted Graziano Mike Pope Chris Bethmann Kurt Kaltz Wes Beatrd Clete Blackwell David Springstroph Robert Sarafin Mark Greene Judson Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Maxwell
Florence CC
Jack Saunders
West Lake
Greg McBride
Greenwood CC
Carl Rhodes
Augusta CC
Vic Dye
Danny Carroll
Coldstream
Ashley Abel
Pine Ridge
Jerry Colvard
Palmetto
Paul Talledo
Jim Kost
Belle Meade
Tom McLean
Lee Harville
Midland Valley
Dean Crouch
Bill Cummins
North Augusta
Clint Dickey
Houndstake
David Robertson
Gary Bryant
Brian Licklider
Persimmon Hill
Greg Crain
Guy Reid
Jeff Boone
Forest Hills
Burton Dye
Thomas McKenzie
Vic Della Guestina
Mike Beckum
Ben Mosley
New Ellenton
Doug Heé
Scott Brooks
Brad McCully
Crestwood
Ted Graziano
Mike Pope
Holmes Risks WBC Title Tonight
Larry Holmes defends the WBC heavyweight crown in a Madison Square Garden card featuring Roberto Duran and Carlos Palomino. Mike Weaver challenges Holmes in a high-stakes bout with HBO telecast possible, while promoter Don King books the Garden for a $150000 gate and $200000 HBO deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Weaver
World Boxing Council
Larry Holmes
Weaver
Madison Square Garden
New York
Roberto Duran
Carlos Palomino
Hercules
Holmes
Glory
Earnie Shavers
ABC
Don King
Duran Palomino
New York Area
King
HBO
Jimmy Young
Philadlphia
Wendell Bailey
Baltimore
Young
Muhammad Ali
George Foreman
Ocasio
Bailey
Travis Hutto Remembered For Local Athletic Impact
Jeff Clark of Aiken Post 26 honored his uncle Travis Hutto who died at 38 from a heart attack. Hutto was a longtime Langley-Bath-Clearwater booster, former Jefferson Junior High coach, booster club president, and school administrator who helped fundraise and improve facilities.
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Aiken American Legion
Jeff Clark
Cayce
Richland
Clark
Travis Hutto
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Hutto
Aiken County
Jefferson Junior High
Bath
Melanie
Kennedy Junior High
Tim Huslebus
Travis
Jefferson
Hulsebus
Charlie Reames
Fiberglas
Leroy Geathers
Reames
Post 26 Loses Heartbreaker to Richland in Tight Finish
Aiken Post 26 drops 7 6 decision to Richland Post 6 at Citizens Field after three first inning miscues. Clark takes the loss despite seven innings of six hit ball as Goff, Hewett and Beasley lead Richland with timely hits. Next game at Lexington set for 7 45 p m with Aiken aiming to rebound at midseason mark.
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Clark
Citizens Field
Aiken American Legion Post
Richland Post
Aiken
Lexington
Post
John Boyle
George Goff
Terry Nettles
Thomas Smith
Gary Hewett
Richland
Jeff Clark
Sid Beasley
Brian Strother
Strother
Hewett
Goff
Kenny Criswell
RBI
Jay Marsha
Mark Long
George Stone
Jeff Bullard
Everett Summers
Brett Finley
Chris Hess
Kenny Kirkland
Johnny McGee
Terry Netties
Roger Abney
Myron Bell
Darry Meyer
Brad Johnson
Smoak Captures Midlands Open With Third Straight Best Round
Ronnie Smoak of Columbia fired a three under 70 to finish at 205, 14 under par, winning the Midlands Open. John Spelman of Hilton Head Island was runner up at 210 after a 71, with Stuart Taylor of Whispering Pines third at 214.
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Columbia
Ronnie Smoak
Smoak
John Spelman
Hilton Head Island
University of North
Mike Carn
Hilton Head
Ronnie Parker
Jacksonville
N.C
Randy Glover
Johnsonville
Ron Cerrudo
Bert Atkinson
Florence
Watson tops Canadian Open with 66 in opening round
Tom Watson surged to the lead at Glen Abbey with a 5 under par 66 while Jack Newton held a two shot edge after 18 holes. Fuzzy Zoeller Johnny Miller Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus shared top-five pace as the course record was tied or bettered by several players including Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Ont
Jack Newton
Tom Watson
Watson
Fuzzy Zoeller
Newton
Glen Abbey Golf Club
Zoeller
Johnny Miller
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Glen Abbey
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Bob Murphy
Terry Diehl
Bob Lunn
D.A. Weibring
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Greg Pitts
Phillip Green
Augustan College
Gordon Lakes CC
Green Meadows
Bill Boswell
William Price
Tony Rojas
Gregg Hemann
Randy Few
Craig Beckwith
Miller Wise
Scott Goodman
Houndslake
Randy Waters
Lake Side
Bill Short
Greg Rawlings
Chris Sipe
Nat Banks
Jeff Warne
Todd Mitchell
Mike Howell
Chris Primrose
Bubba Waters
Craig Rodgers
Russell Pender
Steve
Rob Matwick
Burns Midlands Open
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