Cadillac Cup rewards CSRA amateurs at Woodside
Peachtree City golfer Frank Perry fumed at the treacherous No. 11 hole on Woodside Plantation during Sunday's Cadillac Cup action. The event, created by Ron Schroder, rewarded top CSRA amateurs with a first-class schedule at Woodside, praised for smooth play and positive atmosphere despite Perry’s grumbling about the hole.
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Mike Allen Seeks Greater Consistency After Strong Start
The coach notes ongoing progress and calls for more consistency as the team builds on a solid beginning. He stresses the need for steady performance and continued improvement across games and practices.
Mets Lose Polo Grounds Finale to Phillies in 1963
In 1963 the New York Mets fell 5-1 to the Philadelphia Phillies in the Polo Grounds finale as only 1 752 fans attended the game marking the end of an era at the historic venue.
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Miller Leads Falcons Rally Past Cowboys in Homecoming Show
Falcons overcome Herschel Walker homecoming by rallying in the second half behind Chris Miller who went 21 of 29 for 255 yards. Atlanta improves to 1-1 as Dallas falls to 0-2 under coach Jimmy Johnson in a 27-21 win at home.
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Bobby Butler
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John Settle
Oregon
Herschel
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Cadillac Cup Ends In Carolina Victory At Woodside
The South Carolina team defeated Georgia 24 to 21 in a 36 hole Cadillac Cup at Woodside Plantation. Close matches highlighted by rivalries in morning four balls and afternoons, with Claussen, Schrader, Ratcliffe, and Womack delivering key points for the Palmetto team.
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Cadillac
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Ron Schrader
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Henry Claussen
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Jim Crenshaw
Tripp Kuhlke
Tony Cantazaro
Randy Sapp
Doug Ballenger
Frank Perry
Steve Foote
Matt Harbin
Jim Hamilton
Kenny Wiland
Berry Crain
Schrader
Kevin
Claussen
Ratcliffe
Sheehan
Kuhlke
Crenshaw
Cantazaro
Carolina
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Mike Jackson
Hamilton
Doug Hathaway
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Tigers Sleepwalk Past Hokies At Virginia Tech
Clemson limited Virginia Tech to five turnovers and 7 points as its defense dominated. Tech quarterback Will Furrer threw 16 of 32 for 148 yards with one interception and a touchdown to a Clemson player. Levon Kirkland sealed the win with a 47 yard interception return.
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Major Harris Leads WVU Past South Carolina 45-21
West Virginia quarterback Major Harris threw for 239 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score as the No. 12 Mountaineers beat South Carolina 45-21 to stay 3-0. Reggie Rembert and Garrett Ford contributed key plays and the defense limited the Gamecocks to 82 rushing yards.
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