Daily Telegraph Tournament Begins in Bluefield VA
The Daily Telegraph Golf Championship starts at Fincastle Country Club in Bluefield Virginia with 126 players, a record field. Todd Satterfield defends his title as 54 holes on the par 70 course unfold, with play beginning at 8 a.m. and the final group at 12:40 p.m. Strong entries include Jim Brotherton, Ron Law, Kevin Leatherwood, and Charles Green. The field will be cut after today and again on Saturday.
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Bluefield
Todd Satterfield
Daily Telegraph
Fincastle Country Club
Princeton Elks
Richwood
Thad Roberts
Fincastle CC
Tom Shrewsbury
Princeton Elks CC
Billy Joe Sheppard
Richwood CC
Simmons
Jerry McKinney
Bynum Orr
Frank Wilkinson
Robert Gruver
Robert DiMaggio
Aere Teene
Peraldo
Bluefield CC
McCoy
Charles Adkins
Harold Cutlip
Nhieve Lastierweld
Ken Kemmerer
Tom Heatherman
David Jones
Bill Blue
Buz Wilkinson
Phil Cruise
John
Taylor Frazier
Fincastle
Barnes McFarland
John Blue
Reed
Naga Bean
James Bluefield
Jim Jones
Don Meadows
Richard Boone
Terry Beamer
Tazewell
Ron Law
FCC
Larry Graham
Don Devor
Charlie Green
Jim Godsey
Gene Watkins
Joe Hart
Chales Buffalow
Tazewell CC
Kenneth Tomchin
Raymond Spradlin
Steve Neale
Richwod
Sandy Cecil
Jeffer
Ed Pendleton
Dave Moore
Howard Shepherd
Greg Tomchin
R.D. Hamden
Bobby Jones
Charles Brooks
Jim Powers
Mark Graham
David Gillespie
George van Dyke
Elwin Aliff
Jim Cure
Henry McGlothlin
Brian Wetzel
Jim Lane
Gary
Mike Wi
Don Frazier
Russell Sink
Pipestem
Charlie Bartley
Bob Powers
George Charr
Gary CC
Jerry Whittington
Jim Brotherton
Giles CC
Dennis Vass
Grandview CC
Ira Lee
White Oak CC
Kevin Roach
Clear Fork Valley
Jack Allara
Pipestein
Ricky Catson
Cline Hall
Virginia Tech Golf Association
Gug McDaniel
Twin Oaks
Ted Valach
Butch Dunford
Castle Rock
Bill Lane
David Havens
Wytheville
John DeFelice
A Wallace
Gene Harrison
Ary
Har Grandview
Ken Franklin
Ilie Moore
Bob Bass
David Bird
IA Espie
Ges
Sam
Mack Hart
Stewart Ae Gillespie
Giles C
White Oak
Mond
Black Knight
E Ransom
Grandview
Chris Woolwine
Jeff Davis
Andy Canterbury
Twin Falls
Cotton Te
Joe Sparks
Joel Shumate
Darrell McKinney
Joel Davis
Hank Pass
Andy Holland
Tom Broyles
Howie Mullins
Fred Flink
Cher Fort Geneva
Jim Kessler
Burl Rose
Clear Fork
WVU may lose ace linebacker to season ending knee injury
Inside linebacker Dave Preston, WVU's fourth leading tackler as a freshman, may miss the 1981 season after a knee problem flared in a recent examination. If surgery is needed, sophomore Jeff Deem could start. Preston sat out spring drills and has 115 tackles from 1980, with team leaders Dennis Fowlkes and contenders Joe Zabkar and Derek Christian in the mix for the inside linebacker roles.
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Morgantown
W.va
Dave Preston
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Preston
Syracuse
West Virginia
Don Nehlen
Jeff Deem
Williamstown
Nehlen
Deem
Dennis Fowlkes
Army
Joe Zabkar
Derek Christian
St. Albans
Prep Grid Festivals Open as Richlands Jamboree Looms
Mitchell Stadium hosts an eight team Grid-O-Rama with Bluefield, Graham and Giles County among the favorites while Richlands at Jamboree features Giles County Spartans led by Leon King and Greg Mance. Nearby teams Princeton Cave Spring Greenbrier East Graham Pulaski County Tazewell Mount View and Narrows clash in regional showdowns.
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Mitchell Stadium
Orama
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Richlands
Steve Ragsdale
Giles County Spartans
Old Dominion
Bluefield
Princeton
Cave Spring
Greenbrier
Graham
Pulaski County
Tazewell
Mount View
John Chmara
Beavers
Louis Rucker
Eddie Buford
Eddie Hall
Eddie Neel
Glynn Carlock
Scooter Guill
Tiger
Jack Pack
Nick Colabro
Rick Noel
Bulldog
Jimmy King
Mark Kowalski
Donald Johnson
Roanoke
Joel Hicks
Caponi takes early lead in World Championship golf
Donna Caponi fired a 2-under 70 to lead after round one at the World Championship of Women's Golf in Shaker Heights Ohio. Sally Little shot 71 to stand second, while defending champion Beth Daniel and Jan Stephenson tied for third at even par. Caponi can become the sport's top money winner with a $50,000 first prize, potentially surpassing Kathy Whitworth.
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Shaker Heights
Ohio
Donna Caponi
Caponi
Kathy Whitworth
Sally Little
Beth Daniel
Jan Stephenson
Dallas
Nancy Lopez-Melton
Amy Alcott
Pat Bradley
Jane Blalock
Whitworth
Great Britain
Jenny Lee Smith
JoAnne Carner
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