Area Pro Leads Team To 52 In VSGA Open Pro-Am Play
Professional Wayne Haley of Martinsville led a team with amateurs Sam Belcher Bob Shydle and George Collins to an 18 under par 2 over 6011 yard Danville Golf Club layout winning the pro am portion of the Virginia State Golf Association Open. The foursome posted 14 net birdies and two net eagles to finish one stroke ahead of Roanoke pro Billy King and amateurs Randy Becker Jack Land and Charlie Isaacs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Haley
Martinsville
Haley
Sam Belcher
Bob Shydle
George Collins
Danville Golf Club
Roanoke
Billy King
Randy Becker
Jack Land
Charlie Isaacs
Open Brings Record Field to Danville Golf Club
Bruce Lehnhard and Vinnie Giles head a record professional and amateur field for the 17th Virginia State Golf Association Open at Danville Golf Club. The event features a $1,000 top prize in a $3,300 purse, with former winners like Giles, Bendall, House, and King among top competitors. Analysts foresee a challenging prove with par scores around 208 or 209 and emphasis on accuracy and putting on undulated greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lehnhard
Vinnie Giles
Danville Golf Club
Giles
Lynchburg
Rick Bendall
Jennings House
Claude King
Bendall
University of Maryland
George Washington Hgh School
Richmond
House
King
Larry Wheeler
Banks Guyton
Terry Hurst
Billy King
Roanoke
Mac Main
Danville
Main
DGC
John Bruce
Bobby Mitchell
Chandler Harper
Mitchell
PGA
Our
Harper
Portsmouth
Bruce
Mike Pratt
Harry
Lea
Jim Angel
Williamsburg
Bill
Charles Baskerville
South Boston
Mike Buhler
Tom Giles
Botetourt
David Harper
Farmville
Buddy Judy
Clarksville
Ken Moran
Crittendon
Glenn Mullian
Lehnhard
Ron Gerringer
Virginia Beach
Guyton
Gerringer
First Round VSGA Open Pairings at Danville GC
Tomorrow hosts first round of the 54 hole VSGA Open at Danville Golf Club with pros listed and starting times from 7:00 am. Pairings include Milos Abercrombie and Herbert Johnson at 7:00, Ray Critter and William Hickson at 7:06, Robert Friend and Doug Kendrick at 7:12, through 2:36 with James Angel and Shannon Hardwick.
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Danville Golf Club
Milos Abercrombie
DGC
Herbert Johnson
Lake View
Ray Critter
Blue Hills
William Hickson
Tuscarora
Robert Friend
Richmond
Doug Kendrick
Glen Oak
PJ Griggs
Waynesboro
Michael Kilgore
Mike Buhler
Boonesboro
James Lewis
Ron Anderson
Lynn Rogers
Cedars
Stephen Smith
George Bullock
Chatmoss
Gary McDowell
Farmington
William Rudiger
Army
Navy
Rick Snyder
Hermitage
Feric Shiel
Warwick
William Paote At
Stonehenge
Stanley Byrd
Lakeview
John Windom
Virginia Tech
John Reynolds
Cliftondale
Jud Elliott
Ronnie Gerringer
Princess Anne
David Letien
Glenwood
Steve Tobash
Army Navy
Richard Payne
John Johnson
Indian Creek
Ken Moran
Cedar Point
Ronnie Jamison
Goose Creek
Bill Mel Closkey
Belle Haven
Mac Main
Longwood
Bob Bailey
Mark Walach
Cavalier
Harry Lea
Tom Dougherty
Bermuda
Robert Feldman
Terry Hurst
Bill Haraway
Wade Briggs
Craig Callahan
Banks Guyton
Williamsburg
Bill Baskervill
Greens Falley
Pete Doff
Staunton
C.C of Va
Jay Turner
Army- Navy
Charles Baskervill
Garland Eubank
Meadowbrook
James Flippen
Claude King
Lake Wright
Bubba Judy
Kinderton
Donald Lehnhard
Evergreen
Sanders Howell
Chantilly Nat'l
Gary Dixon
Hunting Hills
Leonard Palmer
Charles Staples
T&c
Richard Bendall
Mel Gianniny
Petersburg
Richard Heyl
Reston
Kent Lasher
Jeffrey Flax
Jefferson Lakeside
James Bennett
Confederate Hills
David Harper
Wedgewood
Steve Hazelwood
Greene Hills
Ralph Elston
Alleghany
Jim Chambers
Redwing
George Emerson
Wayne Holley
Roanoke
Kevin Canada
George Crews
Halifax
John Hoy
Dave Hazelwood
Hidden
Ken Nilson
Hanover
Arval Rexrode
Albert Martin
Jack Snyder
William Klossner
Arrowwood
Richard Thomas
Washington
Bill Hubbard
Ray Taylor
John Haas
Willow Oaks
Benny Rich
John Frye
James Mathieson
James Entsminger
Lexington
Michael Kotelec
Mark Dunham
Laythan Kendrick
Hubert Botts
Fairfax
Len Tsaaes
James Angel
Shannon Hardwick
Giles
Indians Rally Past Orioles 8-7 In First Doubleheader Game
John Lowenstein and Dave Duncan fueled a four run fifth inning for the Cleveland Indians as they topped the Baltimore Orioles 8-7. Lowenstein delivered a two run double, Duncan hit a two run homer, and Hendrick and Spikes contributed key hits to build a lead before a late Orioles surge.
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Cleveland
John Lowenstein
Dave Duncan
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Buddy Bell
Duncan
Jack Brohamer
Lowenstein
Dave McNally
George Hendrick
Hendrick
Charlie Spikes
Indians
Ellie Hendricks
Orioles
Baltimore
Cleve
Gam Waltimory
Clanid
Alec H Bi
Lowenstal
Coggins
Elorres
Spikes
Baylor
Cogair
Hr—Hendricks
Bumbry
Robingon
Hent Beg McNally
Willingset
Expos Snap Pirates Win Streak Ends Rally in Montreal
Montreal Expos beat Pittsburgh 10-5 in the first game of a doubleheader as Ron Hunt reached base safely five times, scored twice, and drove in three. Hal Breeden, Pepe Frias, and Steve Renko also contributed while Renko earned the win and Hunt added key runs after a Pirates lead.
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Montreal
Ron Hunt
Montreal Expos
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Rennie Stennett
Oliver
Hal Breeden
Expos
Pepe Frias
Steve Renko
Renko
Hunt
Jim Rooker
John Mor Lan
Stennett
Richie Zisk
Willie Stargell
Morlan
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Area Pro
Pete Dodd
Charlottesville
Lee Tyler
Bob Burnette
Sam Jones
Chester
Bob
Bud Feldman
Bob Feldman
Young Feldman
al Milley
Frank Williams
Don Kern
Tim Foley
Steve Mundy
Gene Meadows
Dom Lubertazzi
Conrad Hurd
Princess Anne Country Club
USGA
B. Payne
Terry Collins
Floyd
Collins
Clyde
James Mensh
Garland Higgins
Tim
Becker and Land
Land
Becker
Glenn Brown
Robert Morse
Forest Park
William Nash
James Middlemas
Robert Post
Lake of the Woods
Kevin Mc Custy
Anthony Walach
Neff McClary
Thomas Wine
Salisbury
Charlie Mattox
Robert Cottrill
Sheavalee
Dan Keffer
Blue Wills
Gary Bannister
Pace Indians
Huntib
Hebner
Rookerp
Fontec
Morlanp
Friasss
Pirsony
Renkop
Foote
Bailey
Stargell
A.oliver
Jorgensen
Olenaat
Rooker
Maso ‘ Morvan
F . Patterson
Hernands
Renk
R —Maylan
Ford
Barkhouser Motors
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