Harris Leads Greensboro Open Round With Low Scores
Harris carded pars and birdies with no bogeys to lead amidst a day of strong showings. Sifford Jones and Harris shot 67s while Snead eyed an eighth Greensboro Open title as Boros and others trailed.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1965
Page
33
Harris carded pars and birdies with no bogeys to lead amidst a day of strong showings. Sifford Jones and Harris shot 67s while Snead eyed an eighth Greensboro Open title as Boros and others trailed.
A 60 foot gallery rope used by Davis was discovered to be 18 inches short, leaving a shortfall in reach for the intended task. No other persons or organizations are mentioned in the readable text.
A list of golf players and clubs with start times and places including Dale Douglass Lakewood Duff Lawrence Cedar Rapids Lionel Hebert Tubac Valley Ken Still Tacoma Bert Weaver Broadwater Beach Rod Funseth Spokane Kel Nagle Sydney and more with entries across the United States and abroad.
In Chapel Hill North Carolina AP Max Chapman the heir to Ken Willard led the Blue to a 44 6 victory over White He scored a touchdown kicked two field goals and an extra point Tim Karrs moved from White to Blue and thrown two fourth quarter TD passes Bobby Knott caught a five yard TD from Karrs Jeff Beaver redshirted last year added two TD passes and a third nullified by downfield penalty He completed 12 of 19 for 148 yards
Salisbury High Point's Black Bison travel to Page of Greensboro after a 80 victory over Salisbury. Robbie Myers pitched two hits, Ronnie Gooch and Myers led with three hits each, Gooch three singles and Myers two singles and a double. Johnny Harrington added a double, Rob Garret stole three bases and scored four runs.
Harris says playing Snead in a tournament felt new after an exhibition, nerves helped his game with good putts on the first three holes. He masters statistics student notes crowds frame fairways and plans to focus on Sunday’s final round, hinting at possible 65. Snead adds a light remark.
Arnold Palmer shot a 70 and said his mind was split between winning this event and next week's Masters. Phil Rodgers posted 69 to sit four behind, noting he missed only eight greens all week. Gary Player led the day with a 67 total 212, while Charlie Sifford climbed to 212 with four straight birdies late.
In a round one exchange Massey drew blood from Lozado’s nose but Lozado’s activity increased late in the round. In round two Lozado targeted Massey’s nose and by the bell Massey’s cut had not re opened. A Massey penalty caused a stall and the referee signaled judges. Harrison Payne beat Jackie Foye by decision in the 139 pound class with Payne controlling early rounds while Foye offered little offense.
In a crowded arena Floyd Stevens of Louisville faced William Lloyd of Philadelphia for the 156-pound title after Austin’s win. Lloyd secured the decision as Stevens landed early blows but Lloyd pressed with solid counters. Muse stopped Bruce Martin by TKO in the 2nd due to a nosebleed, while Art Redden defeated Danny Hogg by TKO in the 2nd. Norton followed with a quick TKO over Crump to close the program.
A participant, Fitz Patrick, lauds High Point for its friendliness and hospitality during a tournament, saying he will never forget the people and experiences in the town.
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