Arnold Palmer Lacks Change at Practice Session
Arnold Palmer, golf’s leading money winner, faced embarrassment at a National Open practice when he couldn't pay 65 cents for a bucket of balls. He sought change for a $100 bill but received only laughs from a gallery.
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Former Baseball Player Richard Culler Dies at 49
Richard B. Culler a High Point businessman and former professional baseball player died Tuesday night at age 49 He played one year in the majors with the Chicago White Sox Milwaukee Braves New York Giants and Boston Braves dying after a brief illness in High Point North Carolina
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Red Sox Sign Grambling Pitcher Candy Robinson
The Boston Red Sox signed Candy Robinson a 21 year old Grambling right hander to a bonus contract on Tuesday.
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Snead Seeks First Open Win as Nicklaus Bets Big
Sam Snead, 52, eyes his elusive U.S. Open at Congressional as 24-year-old Jack Nicklaus backs him, saying the course rewards Snead with his best chance in years. Nicklaus notes the long drives and generous fairways suit Snead for a first Open victory.
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Open field eyes Snead Nicklaus Palmer at Congressional
The Open field of 150 starts at 6:45 a.m. EST over Congressional 7 053 yards, the longest Open course. Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer attract most attention as practice speeds and scores unfold ahead of the 36-hole Saturday test.
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Smokies Rally Past Asheville in 16 Innings for 6-5 Win
A two-out triple by Bill Fulk in the 16th inning capped a marathon game at Knoxville stadium, lifting the Smokies to a 6-5 victory over Asheville. Tommy Fletcher earned the win after tossing the last two innings. Birmingham beat Chattanooga 8-2 and Macon swept Charlotte 8-1 and 6-5.
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