Amateur Three Strokes Ahead In US Open Lead
Mike Reid, 22, an obscure amateur, shot 67 at the Atlanta Athletic Club to lead the U.S. Open first round by three strokes. Stars like Nicklaus, Irwin and Palmer struggled on a hot, waterlogged course as officials faced course-condition complaints. Reid became the first amateur to lead the Open in five years, with Ray Floyd and Rod Penner among those two behind at three under or better.
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Duluth
Mike Reid
Jack Nicklaus
Hale Irwin
Ar Old Palmer
Thestender
Reid
Brigham Young
Atlanta Atletic Club
United States Golf Association
Irwin
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
Sandy Tatum
U.S.G.A
Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
Rod Punseth
al Geiberger
Rik Massengale
John Mahaffey
Waltl
Jerry Pate
Mike Morley
Don January
Butch Baird
Terry Diehl
Lyn Lott
Lee Trevino
Hubert Green
Ben Crenshaw
Lou Graham
Billy Casper
Eddie Pearce
Danny Edwards
Terry Dilt
George Glenn
Wichita
Kan
Bob E Smith
Michael Reid
Brigham Young, University
Atlanta Athletic
First Round Leaders In U S Open
In the opening round of the U S Open several players led the field with strong starts. Top names posted low scores and sit within striking distance of the championship as the tournament progresses toward the weekend.
Glen Oak Invitational Pairings and Starting Times
Pairings and starting times for the Glen Oak Invitational at Glen Oak Country Club were announced last night with additional entrants expected today. Listed players include Robert Shexderch, George Caster, Mark Prete, Riger Simuch, Floyd, Wayne Daan, Raerts, Kexnick, Lothar, Pritchett, Ray Wade, Cromford, Prazkie Jones, and many others across multiple rounds starting times from early morning to afternoon slots.
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Glen Oak Country Club
Patrngsandsin Fostler
Raw — Arpodd Rodgers
Bill. Phelps
A Page
Nava Jones
Robert Shexderch
George Caster
Mark Prete
Riger Simucha
Bad Floyd
Bil Floyd
Wayne
Daan Raerts
Sorchien
Deeg Kexnick
Lothar
Nenek
Harry Pritchett
Ray Wade
Bersue Cromford
Prazkie Jones
Gages
Danny Boswell
Terry Shatiick
Jimmy Gulive
Bill Cahill
Bod
Communh
Ken Burkhardt
Tom O
Jotun
Jom
Philp
Gregg
Jack
Caran
Long costly sports war ends NBA to take in four ABA teams
The NBA agreed to absorb four ABA clubs for the 1976-77 season, adding the Denver Nuggets Indiana Pacers New York Nets and San Antonio Spurs to reach 22 teams. Kentucky Colonels and Utah Rockies receive compensation while ABA players join a dispersal draft with NBA clubs honoring contracts, and a funds pool covers unpicked players.
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Hyannis
Mass
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
NBA
ABA
Denver Nuggets
Indiana Pacers
New York Nets
San Antonio Spurs
Kentucky Colonels
Utah Rockies
Colonels
Rockies
St. Louis
O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
Kennedy
Hyannisport
DeBusschere
New York Knicks
Tom
NBA Players Association
U.S. District Court
Robert Carter
ABA Players Union
Prentiss Yancey
Yancey
Players Association
Carter
Kentucky
Utah
Virginia
Peggy Handy and Jane Jones Lead Second Round of Tri-Club Golf Tourney
The Tri-Club Golf Tournament at Glen Oak finishes round two with Peggy Handy from the host club taking low gross in the championship flight at 82 while Jane Jones of Tuscarora earns low net 72. Danville leads the team standings with 1084, Glen Oak 1130, and Tuscarora 1152 as final round action set for next Tuesday at Tuscarora Country Club.
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Peggy Handy
Jane Jones
Glen Oak Country Club
Tuscarora
Olga Floyd
Danville Golf Club
Ruth Newhouse
Glen Oak
Dale Haley
Danville
Marcia Rich
Marie Gobel
Katy Hunter
Ruby McBride
Ruth Florrell
Olen Floyd
Edith Brumfield
Telly Womack
Glen
Glen Gak Team Members Scores: Peggy Handy 66; Ruth Newhouse 68; Linda Taylor
Judy Foster
Dot Mitchell
Doris Dixon
Martha Croxton
Barbara Fitzgerald
Janes Jones
Mary Jene Russell
Kara Durham
Sis’ Marshall
Jesse Lewis
Irene Holley
Amanda Divine
Carolyn Shelton
Tuscarora Country Club
Recreation Sports Scores and Fragments on Feb Barrer Meet
Fragmented score snippets list teams and numbers: Cheb, Indians, Sapa, Cleveland Citgo, Dezoe’s, Five Forks, Dan’s Hi, CIC, Dealers, Danville markets, Kiwanis Swanson Motors, and Wheat First Security. Several entries show forfeit and odd venue notes like AL Cedtarbrook Field and lat Market Garden.
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Barcer-Hamilinarusenng
Guy Chatham
Swarton Motors
Ahah
Dibreil Bros
Ban. Athletic
Martin Exxon
Ind. Indians
AL Balle Park
Bae Eayey
Third Ave
Noeth Danvile
ICKEY
Kiwanis
Swanson Motors
Connie Mack Wheat
Martin
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the Register
Danville, Va
Bobby Nichols
Bobby
Husky Floyd
Massengale
Funseth
Mahaffey
Gelberger
PGA
Lee Eie
Ton Jenkins
Ben Cresta
Bobby Nicholi
Dancy Edwards
Marlin West
Tom Weskopt
Tim Coils
Stan
Guy
Dare Exchaberget
Oor Kiel
Chews
Jack Seltzer
Hayes
el Jen
Bob Bekson Bayne
Lev Ovk
Rhyan
Frank Beard
Larry Gilberts
Tommy Aaron
Regalade
Joe Inman
Jack Rube Lon Hinkle
Lore
Raymond McDanel
Jamy Lewis
Love Foghols
Mark Moore
Sores de Seearee
Dale Cheater
Robert Braigforth
LA Monley
Curtis Sheets
Mike Ipesuandia Stadier WA C. Jontan
Darel Wear
Rixthey Cerin
Dewry Hatcuck
Charles Crasfoed
David Wraeford
George Crawford
Leon Hawker
Ozzie Silna
Abe Pollin
Washington Bullets
Board of Governors
Seattle
Larry O'Brien
Dave DeBusschere
Littlelfague
Woodberry
Dan River
Gypsum
Lions
Vasaubonner Pield
Spmn
Jaycres
Morovck
Laucedarbrook
Menta
Hearth-Tex
Manchester
Barker
Spm
Apm
KAL Riverside Fire Pony League
Dan, Amusement Vfw
Abercrombieois Tal Recreation
Maggiere Amer Iean
Leta
Weer
Waryit & Giles Mer
Curthan, VA
Robert P. Moselet
Riverside Drive
Damville
Anthur G. Burnett
Riverview Drive
Ee Calvin Scarce
Ats Messer Toomph
Nationwide Insurance
Sealth Howey
Naticomide
Inurance
Coopery Aioneide
Mumsal
Retiorente Bie Tranege
Horuttee, Coleen
Ota Wik
Feria Dessn
Spring Street
Danville, YA
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