Three tied atop Western Open as first round ends
Gary McCord Frank Beard and Bob Goalby each shot 70 at Butler National to lead the Western Open while veterans Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino opened with 74. Pros warn a plus par score may win, with players stating any four good rounds could fall short on the demanding course.
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Walters Wins Florence Junior Invitational with 209 total
Jack Walters of Florence won the 21st Florence Junior Invitational with a 209 after three rounds, two under par. He led by two strokes over John Cubelic and Michael King, who tied at 211 and had a playoff for runner up won by Cubelic at par on the third hole.
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Recreation Department National League Softball Scores
Last night Kimbery Clarke 9 beat Pizza Villa No 2 5 Universal 5 lost to Clearwater 2 Osborn Tire 35 topped USCA 2. Girls Church League Shiloh Baptist 7 over First Baptist 0 Millbrook Baptist 12 defeated Memorial Baptist 1. Summer Basketball Lakers 2 beat Celtics 0 forfeited Hornets 72 defeated Pacers 68 an upset.
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Live Oak Saddle Club Chooses July 7 Sum merville Horse Show
The Live Oak Saddle Club sponsors a Sum merville event at Wonder Acres 1117 Central Ave on July 7 at 1 p.m. Twenty two classes will be competed with admission set at 1 for adults and .50 for children under 12.
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Graniteville Wins Seniors Title in Dixie Championship
Graniteville's Gregg Park baseball team clinched the Dixie Senior championship with a 5-3 win over Team No. 3 as Vernon Lunsford hit a grand slam for the decisive margin. Glenn Cunningham earned the win for Graniteville while Team No. 3, led by Art Procter, must win its final game to claim sole second place. In other action, Wesley Teague and David Stapleton homered for Team No. 2 against Farmers & Merchants. Standings show Graniteville 11-2, Team No. 3 10-5, Team No. 29-6, Team No. 43-10, Farmers & Merchants Bank 1-11.
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Bourassa Defends LPGA Stop in Montreal Area
Jocelyne Bourassa of Shawinigan defends her title as the LPGA Tour arrives at Candiac Golf Club near Montreal for the 54 hole event with a $60 000 purse. Bourassa coping with left elbow tendinitis and aimed to win as in 1973 despite a lean 1974 season.
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