Littler Wins In Memphis as Casper Earns Ryder Cup Spot
Gene Littler captured the Memphis Classic with a six under par 66 to secure a Ryder Cup berth for the team that will meet Britain's best in Ligonier, Pennsylvania. Billy Casper, following his New Orleans Open victory, also earned a Ryder Cup spot, continuing his streak since 1961 aside from a cancer surgery layoff.
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Carner captures Raleigh LPGA playoff win in 69
JoAnne Carner tied Judy Rankin at 10 under 206 after 54 holes then won a sudden death playoff at North Ridge to claim the Raleigh LPGA title. Rankin finished second, Stephenson third, with Littler, Mahaffey, Nicklaus and Weiskopf in the top finishers.
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Riders Honored as Pettersen Wins Vahey Cup at Georgia Carolina Show
Awards at the Georgia Carolina Hunter Association horse show were presented Friday. Sandy Pettersen won the Jerry Vahey Trophy for most points with Bacchus. Winners include Equitation divisions, Working Hunter, and Young Hunter classes with champions like Sally Floyd, Debbie Simons, Alicia Simbler, and Sue Taylor among others.
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Williams Homerun Sparks Braves Victory Over Mets
Braves victory 6 3 over the New York Mets featured Earl Williams who belted a three run homer in the third and added two singles The veteran slugger expressed a need to contribute more to help the club after returning to form in Atlanta
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Gamecocks Gamble on Bass to Win Regional Baseball Title
South Carolina beat North Carolina State 4-3 to win the NCAA South Atlantic Regional and advance to the College World Series. Earl Bass pitched hitless relief after entering in the sixth, preserving a 4-3 lead. Jeff Grants and Hank Small provided early run support with a first inning single and homer.
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Adrian Dantley Withdraws Name From NBA Draft
Washington All American Adrian Dantley withdraws his name as a hardship case in the NBA draft, the nation’s second leading scorer last season.
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Area high school baseball records and leaders across South Carolina districts
A survey of county and school records shows Aiken 14-4 led by Tom Whitfield and Shay Reyner both at .375 with Artie Procter 6-1 on the mound and Elmo Roundtree hitting 2 home runs. North Augusta 9-6 tops Rusell Lee at .372 with Chuck Odom 3-0 pitching and Russell Lee homering once. L-B-C 10-3 features Joey Burt at .351 and Glenn Cunningham 7-1 pitching with 1 home run. Ridge Spring Monetta 6-10 lists Keith Smith .350 and Bryan Boatwright 3-4 with 1 homer, Graniteville farewell game notes 5-6 with Tav is Timmerman and Tommy Timmerman. Jackson area 6-5 shows Oliver Williamson .371 and John Wall .343 with Williamson 2-0 pitching and two home runs.
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Marquette Signs Toone From Yonkers
Bernard Toone a 6 foot 8 forward from Yonkers New York and highly recruited high school star has announced he will enroll at Marquette University in the fall securing a major college basketball commitment for the Golden Eagles.
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Indy 500 unofficial finishers list and standings
AP reports unofficial final standings of the 59th Indianapolis 500 with driver hometown car number laps completed and reasons for elimination. Notable finishers include Bobby Unser Fort Worth Rutherford, A J Foyt Houston and Bill Vukovich Fresno with speeds up to 174 mph and multiple mechanical failures or crashes noted.
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