Reid Opens Open Lead as Amateurs Impress Officials
Mike Reid, a 22 year old amateur from BYU, shot three under par 69 to lead the U S Open after the first round at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Stars like Nicklaus Palmer Irwin and Floyd struggled, while Reid held a four stroke edge over a large group including Floyd and Geiberger.
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William and Mary and VMI Leave Southern Conference
William and Mary and Virginia Military Institute announced they will pull out of the Southern Conference next year. The moves follow East Carolina and leave Richmond as the remaining ex-members, amid talks of a new league and future athletic affiliations.
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Concord's Hudson Drafted By Bulls
John Hudson the 1975 76 captain of Concord College basketball team was drafted in the 10th round by the Chicago Bulls. He is a 6 5 forward averaging 21 points 13 rebounds per game and earned sportsmanship honors after leading Concord deep in the state tournament with limited basketball experience.
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Princeton Plans Summer Softball Tournament Schedule
Princeton hosts a 16 team double elimination ASA sanctioned softball tournament June 3 26 sponsored by the Jaycees. Registration costs 40 plus 2 for Home Run Derby entries with MVP and top home run hitter awards. Contacts Jim Meador 4256134 and Mike Pauley 4256990.
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NFL Players Association names MVPs in two conferences
Buffalo running back O J Simpson and Minnesota quarterback Fran Tarkenton were named the NFLPA Most Valuable Players for the American and National Conferences. Ten other winners and 17 statistical awards were also announced, with a June 27 awards dinner in Chicago planned.
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Judge Bars A Buffalo Move For Seven Days
A New York state Supreme Court justice issued an order barring the NBA Buffalo Braves from selling or transferring assets for seven days. Justice Joseph Sedita set a June 24 appearance to show cause why owner Paul Snyder should not be blocked from selling while Buffalo seeks a $10 million damages suit. Snyder had offered the team to Irving Cowan of Hollywood Florida, who planned to move the club. Cowan would acquire 100 percent ownership of the six year old Braves. Snyder pressed for a sale to a group aimed at keeping the team in Buffalo while the city’s suit proceeds. The city also accused the Braves of breach of contract in its action.
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Phillies Top Giants 3-2 on Cash Sac Fly
Dave Cash delivered a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the ninth inning to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 3-2 win over the San Francisco Giants. Garry Maddox scored the winning run as reliever Generberg was charged with the victory.
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