Burningtree Junior Tourney Victors Captured in Photo
The Burningtree Country Club Junior Golf Tournament winners are pictured with players named across flights. From the first row Leigh Stevens Allison Cauthen Tammy Treloar, second row Joy Jacobs Lee Larkin Leslie Thrasher Karen Braswell, third row Leslie Gustin Debbie Bonasera Kerry Coburn Michele Drimkard and Katy Milam.
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Burningtree Country Club
Leigh Stevens
Allison Cauthen
Tammy Treloar
Joy Jacobs
Lee Larkin
Leslie Thrasher
Karen Braswell
Leslie Gustin
Debbie Bonasera
Kerry Coburn
Michele Drimkard
Katy Milam
Nasty Wins Wimbledon Warmup Showdown With Nastase Rivalry
In Nottingham the Smith Nastase rivalry flared as Nastase defeated Smith 6 4 6 3 in the John Player tournament third round. The match featured taunts and umpire admonitions with Nastase imitating Smith and spitting at a rival, while Smith pressed for steady play. Other results included Jimmy Connors reaching the quarterfinals after beating Dick Stockton, and Stewart sidelined by back trouble.
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Nottingham
Calvin Dubois
Nastase Dubois
Nastase
Smith
Sea Pines
S.C
Jimmy Connors
Dick Stockton
Port Washington
N.Y
Sherwood Stewart
Goose Creek
Tex
Britain
Roger Taylor
Stewart
Wimbledon
Connors
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Vijay Amritraj
India
Ismael el Shafei
Egypt
Ove Bengtson
Sweden
Taylor
Yankees Purchase Of Blue Holtzman Sparks Debate
New York Yankees acquire Vida Blue and Ken Holtzman in a bold bid for the pennant and World Series. Critics warn the deal diminishes baseball’s romance by prioritizing money over development, noting past scouts built Hall of Fame legends.
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New York
New York Yankees
Vida Blue
Ken Holtzman
Metropolitan Museum of Art
George Steinbrenner
Gabe Paul
Stanings
Steinbrenner
Yankees
Mickey Mantel
Whitey Ford
Casey Stengel
Mickey Mantle
Joe DiMaggio
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Lou Gehrig
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Henry Aaron
Oakland A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Catfish Hunter
Bert Campaneris
Charles D. Finley
Joe Rudi
No-Hit Start by Holloman with Browns in 1953
In spring 1953 Alva Bobo Holloman of the St. Louis Browns pitched a no hit bid in his first major league start against the Philadelphia Athletics. Holloman finished the season 3-7 with the Browns.
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Alva Bobo Holloman
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Holloman
Reds draw NL's top home crowds in April
Cincinnati's Reds posted the NL's two highest April attendances, drawing 106,339 paid fans across a two game home series.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Bueno Denied A Return To Glory In Eastbourne
Maria Bueno at 36, seven-time Wimbledon champion era fades as she loses 5-7 6-1 7-5 to Betsy Nagelsen in Eastbourne fourth round. Nagelsen, back from a back injury, recalls past promise after ousting Natasha Chymreva. Evert dominates, crushing Stevens 6-0 6-1 to reach quarterfinals. Barker falls to Betty Steve in a Dutch upset.
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Eastbourne
England
Maria Bueno
Betsy Nagelsen
Maria
Miss Nagelsen
U.S
St. Petersburg
Fla
Natasha Chymreva
Soviet Union
Virginia Wade
Britain
Olga Morozova
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Miss Evert
Greer Stevens
South Africa
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Victors
Nasty
Geoffrey Miller
Stan Smith
Lie Nastase
Dave
New York Times
Anderson
Steinbrenner All-Stars
Neely Cable Truck Center
Harry's OW Fashion Ice Cream Parlor
WSN
Bueno
Betty Steve
Sue Barker
Jiffy Plaza Shopping
Leisure Suit Special Sale
Shoe City
Emory
6Th. Ave
S.E
Town House Furniture
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