Hill extends Memphis Open lead with subpar 63 in round three
Dave Hill shot 63 to reach 199 total and widen his Memphis Open lead to five strokes over Gary Player who shot 69 for 204. Dan Sikes moved into sole third at 206 as Labron Harris and Bert Yancey stood two back. Hill edged closer after easing bogeys on 7 and 7 and refining his putting and greenside touch.
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Clemson Halts West Virginia With 5-0 Win
Clemson defeated West Virginia 5-0 in the NCAA District 3 Baseball Tournament as Johnson pitched six solid innings with 13 strikeouts. Clemson scored in the second with two runs, added two on Rusy Adkins homers in the fourth and sixth, and one in the seventh. West Virginia, now 0-2 in the tournament, saw limited threats as Moun taineer Moschel started and Denny Taylor finished for Clemson. Florida State and Auburn later met for a finals berth, with Clemson awaiting the night’s other result.
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Rain Halts Pony And Colt League Schedule
Rain disrupted last week’s Pony and Colt League games with only Saturday contests proceeding. Riverdan and Retired Employees hold first place ties while the QuikeShop opened 3-0 over Schoolfield Bank in Colt League as Skip Scolpini delivered two hitters. The Red Sox beat the Mets 9-2. Weather delays left six games on the schedule for the coming week as teams seek to resume play.
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Meranda Assails Shami Marlins Over Team and Manager
AAAMI AP report notes owner Bill Meranda of the Shami Marlins harshly criticizes this Florida State League club and manager Cal Ripken after a 5-0 loss to Winter Haven. He questions Baltimore’s player placement and calls for a stronger public image from Ripken, who says his focus is on winning games. Meranda shows strained ties with Orioles leadership.
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Dickson Wins British Amateur in Formby by 2 and 1
Bob Dickson of Muskogee Oklahoma defeated Ron Cerrudo 2 up with two holes remaining to win the 28th 29th and 30th holes in the British Amateur Championship at Formby England. The 23 year old Army private and Walker Cup teammate reflected that the victory was the best golf of his life and credited late birdies for securing the match against his U S National Amateur rival and former college teammate.
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New Slow-Pitch Softball League Opens Season
Schoolfield Recreation announces a new slowpitch league starting Tuesday night June 6 at West End B field. Teams of five men and five women, four teams currently listed: Grey Imsp, Sew ing, Audit Dept, and 1 Division. Interested participants should contact the recreation center.
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