No Tap Tourney At Perrylanes For Valley Summer Classic
The Tennessee Valley Summer Classic runs at Perrylanes through Sept 3 with $300 first prize for men and $150 for women. Entry is $10. no tap side event costs $2.50 with options for two men two women or mixed. Notable leaders include Jimmy Brown 879 handicap in men and Jewell Harvey 803 handicap in women, plus various high games and series across multiple leagues and players.
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Perrylanes
Jimmy Brown
Tommy Hamilton
D. C. Woodward
Jewell Harvey
Sherry Campbell
Miss Campbell
Walter Harvey
Joe Gulli
Betsy Anderson
Walter
Largos
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Anker
Doris Middlebrooks
Oleta Poole
Nancy Gillette
Johnnie Dietz
Josie Reeder
Raymond Woodall
Jimmy Barton
Jimveny Pannell
James Denton
Sonny Todd
Jimmy Pannell
Charlie Davis
Pacer
Wolverine
Jones keeps steady run on tough course
Jones finished one over par on the front with a birdie and pars, bogeying the final 420 yard hole crossed by a lagoon. He credited improved ball striking and better putting after arm operations for tennis elbow, noting he has three three putts in 36 holes and is playing best in years.
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Pt. Mallard
Jones
Evans falters in round as Jones extends lead in golf
Dr Evans tackled a tough frontside one under in a bid to close the gap on leader Jones. He finished with four bogeys and no birdies for a 40, failing to chip into an eight stroke advantage.
Golfing after trauma: Jim returns with resilient spirit
A golf round on a gloomy Saturday showcases Jim, a survivor who lost much of his left stomach to a shotgun blast five months earlier. He describes his recovery, humor, and thankful attitude as he shoots 83 to lead the third flight, proving he enjoys the game and company more than the score.
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Jim
Weiskopf Wins Major After Long Road to Maturity
The 30-year-old 6 foot 3inch golfer claimed his first major victory after a string of top finishes. Nicklaus praised his long awaited breakthrough while Weiskopf himself cited his improved temper and steady coverage of recent wins including the Colonial, Kemper, and Philadelphia Classic. He placed second in Atlanta, third in the U S Open and fifth in the American Golf Classic.
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Nicklaus
Fort Worth
Charlotte
Atlanta
Weiskopf
Steve Carlton Shuts Out Astros with Two-Run Homer
Steve Carlton pitched a three hit shutout and helped his own cause with a two run homer as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Houston Astros 7-0. Carlton allowed only Doug Rader's second inning single and a pair of later hits by Bob Watson and Jesus Alou in pinch situations.
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Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Carlton
Doug Rader
Bob Watson
Jesus
Alou
Brewers Rally Past A's With Mitchell and Brown Homers
Milwaukee brewers beat Oakland 5-1 behind Jim Colborn who allowed three hits and struck out several. Bobby Mitchell hit a three run homer Ollie Brown added a solo shot and Ray Fosse homered for Oakland before Colborn settled in.
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Bobby Mitchell
Ollie Brown
Jim Colborn
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland Athletics
Colborn
Ray Fosse
Bill North
Sal Bando
Dave May
George Scott
Dave Hamilton
Brewers
Hamilton
John Briggs
Mitchell
Evansville
Brown
Paul Lindblad
Phillies rally for two in first on balk and hit
The Phillies score two in the first inning as pitcher Jerry Reuss balks in a run and Mike Anderson drives in another after singles by Bill Robison and Terry Harmon and Willie Montanez hits a run producing double.
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Phillies
Jerry Reuss
Mike Anderson
Bill Robison
Terry Harmon
Willie Montanez
Golfers Compete in Morning and Afternoon Flights
A fragmented sports roster lists players with scores and times across multiple groups. Dennis Allred, Leiden Compton, J O Mitchell lead early at 1 50 with others like Scott Wagner and Brad Mitchell following. later flights include Bull Terry and Willis Wilkerson among several named golfers with varying scores and pairings.
Dixie Senior League Youth Baseball Recap
Readable box scores show Legion Post 15 and 100s teams competing with multiple players named for hits and fielding. Key mentions include Forrest Jordan crediting a win for Ala Oil Co and Wes Carliste on the mound for the loss while various players such as Steve Jones Cliff Jones and Jeff Breeding appear across teams T Ball Cubs Braves Senators Prestolite Shook Fletcher and Shook & Fletcher.
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Ala Oil Co
R.C. Cola
Forrest Jordan
Wes Carliste
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Red Sox
Indians
Orioles
IL Senators
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Braves
SIS
Shock & Filetcher
Larry Ziegier
Billy Donald
Bowling League Results From Flickers To Butter Balls
Weekly bowling results list matches on Tuesday night with teams Swingers Flickers The Misfits The Losers Tuesday Gals Gutter Balls Strikettes Gutter Dusters Gemini Glenwoods The Saints and high game and series leaders Stanfield Campbell Welch Middlebrook Montgomery.
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Dueces
Jewell Terry
Earl Barbery
Marie Thompson
Leo Terry
Chicken Legs
Josie Reeder
Chuck Summerford
Oleta Poole
Tommy Steadman
James
Glenn Shaney
Glenn
Don Perry Jr
Benton Johnson
Gutter Dusters
Flickers
Glenwoods
Saints
Stanfield
S. Campbell
M. Welch
A. Lee
Middlebrook
B. Stanfield
Trygve Lie First UN Secretary General
Trygve Lie served as the first secretary general of the United Nations, guiding the new international body in its early years and shaping its initial directives and mission.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
Evans Ties Home Run Lead With 26th In Braves Win
Darrell Evans belted his 26th homer to pull even for the major league lead as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Montreal Expos 4-1 Saturday night. Hank Aaron added a double and Dusty Baker drove in a run, with Roric Harrison earning his sixth win in seven decisions.
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Atlanta
Darrell Evans
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
Evans
Marty Perez
Balor Moore
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Hank Aaron
Dusty Baker
Aaron
Dick Dietz
Baker
Johnny Oates
Dietz
Roric Harrison
Gary Gentry
Harrison
Mets Turn Around Reds With Two-Run Ninth
Felix Millan hit a two run homer in the ninth to lift the New York Mets to a 5-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. After Cincinnati tied it in the eighth, Jerry Grote tripled with Ted Martinez running, and Millan followed with his second homer of the year to seal the victory.
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Felix Millan
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Tony Perez
Bobby Tolan
Andy Kosco
Dennis Menke
Mets
Don Gullett
Jerry Grote
Pitich
Ted Martinez
Johnny Bench
Wayne Garrett
Millan
Home Improvement Loan Pitch From Mark Custer
Mark Custer at First State promotes home improvement loans for Decatur residents. He emphasizes flexible terms for fixing up painting and expansions, inviting inquiries at 137 Johnston St or Gateway Branch with phone 355-151.
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Mark Custer
First State
Mark
Decatur
Johnston St
Gateway
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