Wysong grabs early two stroke lead at Philadelphia event
Dudley Wysong surged to a seven under par 65 Thursday to take a two stroke lead in the Philadelphia Classic. The Texas veteran, a five year pro, matched the warm and windy conditions on the 6,704 yard course as 97 players posted sub par rounds in the $1000000 event.
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Olympic Hosts Fear Possible Boycott Over Soviet Invasion
Officials weigh a boycott as nations react to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Mexican organizers fear loss of host support. Olympic leaders maintain the Games stay outside politics while facing mounting protests and signs against the Games.
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Martins Win County Husband Wife Golf Tourney
Local golfers Gene Julian and Ann Julian led with 82 by partners Andy Kolins and Linda Granger taking low net honors with 42 handicap. The event at Grandview featured strong performances, with several teams posting solid scores and a pitch in dinner following the competition.
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Shrine Bowl Preview Signals Explosive Indiana Showdown
Shrine Bowl coaches foresee a high scoring game as Indiana high schools clash at Murat Temple with 75000 fans anticipated. star players include Jim King Jeffersonville J Stephenson Indianapolis North Central L Rieke New Albany and Bill Nielsen Valparaiso, broadcast across nine stations and Louisville in color.
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Blount wins Sun Valley 100-lap super sprint finale
Jin Blount of LaPaz takes the 100 lap season championship at Sun Valley Speedway in the ASA event. He leads from early without rivals passing on the straights, finishing ahead of Dave Weir of Fortville and Larry Cannon as crowd nears 2600 spectators. The race featured multiple lead changes, a tire issue for Bobby Black, and a dramatic late battle before Blount clinched the title.
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