Little Man Ready For Masters
Gary Player wins the Greater Greensboro Open with a final round 65 to take the title at Sedgefield Country Club finishing 13 under par. He beats Miller Barber by two strokes with a 271 total as Arnold Palmer and others close behind. Player heads to Augusta for the Masters after a five week stay in the United States.
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Miller Barber The Misunderstood Golf Pro Of GGO Fame
Miller Barber finished second at the 1970 Greater Greensboro Open earning 20500 and drew attention for a reserved, workmanlike approach. The Texas native and Masters contender is noted for a distinctive swing and steady head under pressure, with fans puzzled by his quiet demeanor.
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Greensboro Open final scores and winnings listed
In Greensboro North Carolina the Greater Greensboro Open concluded with top prizes across the field at Sedgefield Country Club. Gary Player earned $36000 while Miller Barber and R H Sikes also posted strong totals and final scores.
Red Sox Trim Spring Work in Brandenton Wrap
Boston Red Sox cut down spring training roster in Brandenton Florida as left handed pitcher remains in camp and competition tightens for a spot on the major league roster.
Mrs Iselin Dies at 103 After Yacht Racing Career
Mrs. Boge Goddard Iselin of Aiken South Carolina died Sunday aged 103. She sailed in America's yacht races aboard the Columbia in 1899 and 1901, part of a syndicate tied to her husband’s league club. The Columbia faced Sir Thomas Lipton in challenge races and secured waivers for those events.
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Archibald Shines as South Captures Aloha Classic Title
Nate Archibald 5-11 guard from UTEP starred for South, scoring a record 122 points across three games to lead a three win run and the tournament championship. He topped the West with 48 in the final and earned outstanding player honors alongside notable All-Star teammates and rivals.
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U S Divers Beat Europe in Miami Diving Meet
In Fort Lauderdale the United States women finish 1 2 as U S Divers win the first of their twice yearly series beating Europe 25 19 on Sunday. European divers take the men s event as the U S secures top spots in both women s competitions.
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Ashe Wins Governor's Cup at Caribe Hilton Tour
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia won the singles crown in the 18th Caribe Hilton International Tennis Tournament. He received the Governor's Cup and a $2200 check after his Sunday victory in San Juan.
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Player Turns Comedian After Winning Big Prize
South African golfer Gary Player won the Greater Greensboro Open with a 65 in the final round and $36,000 prize. He entertained galleries with on course humor, recalling comments from spectators and emphasizing fitness as key to his victory.
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Player Captures Tight GGO Title With Record Tie
Gary Player wins the 1970 GGO in a close finish tied course record as Miller Barber shoots his best round of the year for second place. Barber laments bad putts on the final holes while praising his overall form in the event.
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Sponsor Dies in New Orleans Sugar Bowl Carnival Ties
Sam Corenswet Sr., 67, a key organizer of the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association and sponsor of the Sugar Bowl carnival, died after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in New Orleans.
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