Four Remain In 1977 Alabama Junior Amateur At Decatur
Four players Bill annony Steve Lowery Keith Waldrip and Skip Wilson reached the semi finals of the Alabama Junior Amateur at Decatur Country Club after surviving two rounds of match play. They will contest 36 more holes today with the finals around 1 p.m. Public invited.
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Alabama
Decatur Country Club
Bill Annony
Steve Lowery
Keith Waldrip
Skip Wilson
Myst
Anthony
Lovie Waldrip
Wigg
Lowery
Dick Hogan
Ogan
Hogan
Scott Gilbreath
Ham McGuire
Ren Schuessler
Fred Willige
Brian Fowler
Johnny Arata
Alan Tubbs
Jeff Maze
Drew Campbell
Bill Reilly
Lucian Newman
Walton Ashwander
Ashwander
Decatur Swim Association seeks full time coach
The Decatur Swim Association faces a coaching gap as Tim Raths leaves for Minnesota. Interim coach John Osterlund volunteers while the Parks and Recreation Department searches for a permanent, full time coach to lead the A and B teams and keep the program active with meets across the Southeast.
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Decatur Swim Association
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Decatur
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Osterlund
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Parks and Recreation Department
Hill
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Gunner
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Parks and Recreation
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Blue Pool
Carrie Matthews
Nolan Ryan Fans 19 but Earns No Decision in Jays Clash
Nolan Ryan struck out 19 Toronto batters in 10 innings but received a no decision as California beat the Blue Jays 2-1 in 13. Bobby Bonds tied the game in the ninth with a two out single and Ryan left after 10 frames. Other AL action saw Minnesota beat Kansas City 9-8 in 10, Boston rout Baltimore 14-5, Texas top Chicago 6-1, New York 9-2 over Milwaukee, Seattle defeat Detroit 3-2, and Oakland upend Cleveland 3-2.
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Glenn Borgmann
John Mayberry
Red Sox
Orioles
Fenway Park
Ford hits hole in one in pro am with Danny Thomas cheers
Former president Gerald Ford shart a hole in one during the pro am as entertainer Danny Thomas leads the cheers. The moment drew a crowd and provided a light hearted highlight at the event.
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Gerald Ford
Danny Thomas
Expos surge on Mets as Rogers shines in shutout win
Montreal Expos push two games ahead of the Mets in the NL East after Steve Rogers tossed a six hitter in a 6-0 victory over Atlanta. Cincinnati shutout New York 5-0 while other NL results kept the Expos hot and in climb for the pennant as Dodgers and Giants win elsewhere.
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Andy Messersmith
Reds
Jack Billingham
George Foster
Billingham
Phillies
Astros
Jay Johnstone
Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
Giants
Pirates
New
Ballard Leads Senior Amateur Golf Championship at Valley Hills
Troy Ballard of Beniagen fired a 74 at Valley Hills Country Club Huntsville to take the lead in the Senior Amateur Championship in class D with a one stroke edge over Will J Payson of Birmingham and a two stroke advantage over Thornton Fleming of tur.
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Beniagen
Valley Hills Country Club
Huntsville
Ballard
Will J. Payson
Birmingham
Thornton Fleming
Tur
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