Major Horse Areas Divide Awards At Georgia Carolina Show
The Georgia Carolina Hunter Association honored champions for the 1971 72 season at a Friday dinner. G H Pete Bostick won top amateur owner and green working hunter under saddle with The Snow Goose. Susie Pollard Camden entry The Reiver tied for first in young hunter under saddle. Alicia Sinkler Charleston claimed equitation crowns with two trophies. Retiring president Miss Sally Tucker noted 10 shows across several cities. Huger Sinkler to lead next season with RE Thorpe Jr and Mrs William Carr in key roles.
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Aiken
Charleston
Camden
Georgia - Carolina Hunter Association
G.H
Pete
Bostick
Clay Hagewood
Amos Moses
the Reiver
Susie Pollard
Kathy Cockerille
Roman den
Susan Groves
Savannah
Alicia Sinkler
Saddie
William Tell
Elizabeth Rivers
Hunter
Cranbury
Alicia Sinkier
Flying Diane
Diane Brandt
Green
Hillsboro
Summer Hill
Julian Space
Young Hunter
Frip
GH Bostwick
Black House Farm
Tryon
N.C
Rockette
Monique Howard
Augusta
Sea Barb
Association
Sally Tucker
Thomson
Huger Sinkler
Rose Bank Plantation
Wadmalaw Island
RE Thorpe Jr
William Carr
Americans Challenge Wind in British Amateur at Sandwich
Forty four American golfers join more than 230 players at Royal St. George's to contest the British Amateur while wind-battered practice winds test the field. Michael Bonallack, 37, seeks a sixth title after five wins since 1961 and prior rounds on the windy links.
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Sandwich
England
Michael Bonallack
Royal St. George's Links
Pegwell Bay
Bonallack
NC Central Drops NCAA Track Bid for NAIA Championships
North Carolina Central University will not compete in the NCAA track and field championships June 1 to 3 after two runners were ruled ineligible. The team will instead enter the NAIA championships in Billings Montana. Coach Leroy Walker announced the decision noting runners Roberts Duko and Julius Lang, both from Kenya, lost NCAA eligibility under foreign athlete rules.
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Durham
North Carolina Central University
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Charities
Leroy Walker
Billings
Mont
Walker
Roberts Duko
Jlius Lang
Foyt In Good Condition After DuQuoin Pit Fire
A. J. Foyt remained in good condition overnight at Marshall Browning Hospital in DuQuoin Illinois after suffering burns from a pit fuel spill during a 100 mile USAC race earlier Sunday. He led the race by 35 seconds before pulling into the pit to refuel on the 86th lap and jerking the hose loose.
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Foyt
Paris Sees Battle of Youngsters at French Open
Harold Solomон of Silver Spring Maryland ranked No 10 meets Guillermo Vilas of Argentina in the fifth round at Roland Garros. Both 19 on their first Europe trip, they face a center court clash while Nicola Pietrangeli and Andres Gimeno vie for a quarter finals berth. Evonne Goolagong the defending women’s champion seeded No 1 meets Kerry Melville in the fourth match.
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Paris
Harold Solomon
Silver Spring
U.S
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Solomon
Vilas
Europe
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Kerry Melville
Hartsville Wins AAAA Baseball Crown Over Aiken
Hartsville Red Foxes defeated Aiken 6-1 in game three to clinch the South Carolina AAAA championship and cap a 28-3 season. Willie Forte pitched Hartsville to victory in the finale after a 2-0 series win earlier, as Aiken fielded a young squad.
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Columbia
Hartsville Red Foxes
Aiken
South Carolina
Hartsville
Willie Forte
Red Foxes
Phil Chewning
Chuck Polson
Phil Luton
Dave Jett
Hornets
Jeff Roberts
Roberts
Donohue Wins Indy 500 as Debates Cloud Victory Night
Mark Donohue captured the 56th Indianapolis 500 amid postrace confusion over a penalty that moved Jerry Grant to 12th after a protest by Unser’s team. Grant’s owner Dan Gurney contemplates an USAC appeal while Unser and others debate the ruling. Donohue earned $9,257.89 for first. Grant received $23,852.85 for 12th.
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Indianapolis
Mark Donohue
Donohue
Zilly Donohue
Roger Penske
Indy
al Unser
Jerry Grant
Speedway
Unser
Grant
Bobby Unser
United States Auto Club
Gurney
Dan Gurney
Daniel
Ryun Falters In U S Meet After Off Day
Jim Ryun, world mile and half mile record holder, strained his right thigh on a wet track during a U S Track and Field Federation meet in Wichita, scratching from the 880 yard finals and delaying his Olympic trials runup. Ken Sparks won the 880 while Audrey Reid set a 5 ft 10 in women's high jump mark, and Pacific Coast Club led the men’s team standings with 80 points. Texas Track Club led the women with 86 points.
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Wichita, Kan
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Bob Timmons
University of Kansas
Ryan
Timmons
U.S
Ken Sparks
Chicago Track Club
Efren Gipson
Lamar
Tex
Brian Oldfield
Bob Stoltman
Western Kentucky
Oldfield
Audrey Reid
Texas Women’s University
Mildred McDaniel
Pacific Coast Club
Kansas State
Kansas
Texas Track Club
Topeka
Kan
Cosmo Club
Races Leaderboard: Mother Goose Stakes Narrowly Decided
At Aqueduct Wanda upset Susan's Girl by a neck to claim the Mother Goose Stakes ending seven straight wins. In New Jersey Silent Beauty won the Colonial Handicap by a head over Irish Party. In Delaware Over Arranged won the Hannibal Handicap by a length. In Illinois Our Native edged Entity in a photo finish to win the Hawthorne Juvenile Stakes.
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Associated Press
New York
Wanda
Aqueduct
Cherry Hill
N.J
Garden State Park
Stanton
Del
Delaware Park
Chicago
Entity
Hawthorne
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Younsters
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Aiken Falls
Charles Henshaw
Tommy Rowland
Bill White
Luton
Chip Livingston
Micky Gilbert
Forte
Jerome Bell
Livingston
Henshaw
Willie Forte Hartsville
Indy Victory
Spectacu
Aiken Prep
Hank Ream
Palmetto Golf Club
Ream
Michael Burke
Lucian Fox
Dean Dugger
Monto Saf
Gia
Sears
Sears Easy Payment
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Aiken-Mitchellhopping Center
Pai
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