Brewer Eagles Pair Of Holes To Tie Greensboro Open Lead
Old pro Gay Brewer used a new putter to fire a five under 66 in the first round of the Greater Greensboro Open. He eagled the 6th and 9th holes and tied Jimmy Wiechers for the lead at 66. Lou Graham Stockton and Bob Payne were one behind at 67 as Trevino Barbour Weaver Zatley Bies and Miller followed at 68. Weather produced mud and delays with NBC technicians striking for final rounds.
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Two Share Ladies Golf Lead at Dinah Shore
Palm Springs Calif Kathy McMullen and Sue Benning shot four under par to share the first round lead in the Dinah Shore LPGA tourney at Mission Hills. McMullen bogeyed twice and three putted for two bogies while Benning sank five putts, carding 32 on the back nine. Jane Hinlock and Jan Sephenson were one stroke back at 69.
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Maryland player Chris Patton dies after pickup game
Terp cager Chris Patton collapsed during a Byrd Stadium pickup game. The 19-year-old sophomore died at Washington Adventist Hospital after ventricular fibrillation and a pacemaker attempt, leaving teammates Brad Davis and Tyrone Wood grieving, with no known prior heart condition.
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World 600 pole prize set at $11,000 in NASCAR history
Charlotte officials announced the World 600 qualifying will pay $11,000 for the pole, a record in auto racing. The event on May 1 will use two qualifying laps per driver, with second-fastest earning $1,000 and diminishing prizes down to 40th place. David Pearson won last fall’s pole at 161.704 mph.
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