Masters Scoring Round One Highlights and Players
Augusta scores showcase Nason Snead White plus many famous names with totals from 72 to 79 across multiple leaders. Palmer, DeMaret, Mangrum, Sanders, and many others post strong rounds as scoring patterns emerge in early Masters play. Winston-Salem hosts Dixie Baseball Classic plans revival with North Carolina Big Four arranging future rounds and inviting four non-ACC teams.
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Augusta
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Veen Leonard
Vancouver
B.C
Harvie Werd
San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Furgol
S&. Andrews
Utt
Multisport Scores Highlight Early Season Action
Baseball results feature Erskine 17 over North Georgia Teachers and Illinois Wesleyan 7 over Delta State. Tennis shows Maryland sweeping Clemson 6 0 and Navy 9 0 against Harvard. Track lists North Carolina and Wake Forest with large margins, while golf and other events show wide scoring gaps across several schools.
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Erskine
North Georgia
Teachers
Illinois Wesleyan
Delta State
Miami
Florida Southern
Clemson
Furman
Randolph Macon
Norfolk
William and Mary
Navy
Muhlenberg
Davidson
VA Florida
Maryland
South Carolina
Harvard
Hampton Institute
North Carolina College
Virginia
Wake Forest
N.C. State
North Carolina
Georgia
the Citadel
Richmond
Mercer
Alabama
Tennessee
Duke
Wake Forest Drops First ACC Baseball Tilt 9 4 to NCSU
In Winston-Salem a crowd of 610 watched N. C. State beat Wake Forest 9 to 4 in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener. Stokoe started for Wake, was relieved by McGinley after six innings. McGinley earned the win with support from Balk Walsh. Stokoe took the loss as NCSU built a four run third inning and held on for the victory.
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Winston-Salem
Pus
N. C
Ies Gheatlie Sinn
Oeee Deans
Ernie Shore
Wake Forest
Wolfpack
Jack McGinley
Deacs
Sneads Lead In Masters Narrowed To One Stroke
Snead’s lead at Augusta National narrowed to one stroke after a windy third round. Ward and Furgol chased with 71 and 72 rounds respectively as Sam Snead struggled with the pace and his putter amid the blustery conditions.
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Sam Snead
Augusta
Sneads
Masters
Hugh Fullerton JR
Ward
Furgol
Sammy
Jimmy
Ter
Sam
Clinic Instructors Lead July Tar Heel Sessions
Greensboro April 6 NCAA Journey assigns basketball classes at the clinic set for July 29 to August 2. Wilkinson will head the grid staff at the Tar Heel clinic after agreeing to appear there earlier.
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Greensboro
Wilkinson
Tar Heel
Whitten Upsets Harper In 3-Meter AAU Diving Showdown
Glen Whitten of Lakeland Florida upset Ohio State teammate Donald Harper in the national AAU indoor swimming and diving championships 3-meter event in Daytona Beach. Whitten earned 494.4 points to Harper's 489.3 as Harper, the defending champion, faded to second. Jack Nelson of the University of Miami won the 220-yard butterfly in 2 25.5, defeating Yale’s Timothy Jecko. The North Carolina Athletic Club defended its 400-yard medley relay title edging New Haven Swim Club.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Glen Whitten
Lakeland
Ohio State University
Donald Harper
Harper
Palo Alto
Calif
Whitten
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Nelson
University of Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Timothy Jecko
Yale
Bethesda
Jecko
Nelson
North Carolina Athletic Club
Jiro Nagawa
Baltimore
University of North Carolina
Dick Fadgen
Woonsocket
R.I
North Carolina State
Dave McIntyre
Pawtucket
Fadgen
Frank Nauss
Tony Schiffman
Nauss
Schiffman
Masters Cutback Rule Sparks Harsh Debate At Augusta
Vic Ghezzi and other veterans weighed in as the Masters trimmed the field to the top 40 and ties, with Hogan and Middlecoff missing the final rounds. The shakeup could shrink the field below 80 next year, drawing strong reactions from fans and players alike.
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Vic Ghezzi
Hogan
Atlons Rence
Terse
Will. Grimsley
Augusta
Ben Hogan
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
Mantle
Horton Smith
Roberts
Gono Siewam
Snead Battles Three Putts in Round Front Nine
Sam Snead reached the turn in 37 after birdies on holes one seven and eight. He struggled with multiple three putts on greens ten through seventeen, saving a birdie at 13 and finishing with a four on the 15th after a long approach.
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Snead
Burned Up Harvie Ward Heads to Masters Title Showdown
Harvie Ward, an amateur from North Carolina, rises in Augusta with a 73 71 71 215 tally as he warns critics and eyes the Masters title. He credits encouragement from a friend and cites the strong amateur presence of Patton and Venturi shaping his run. Ward, a San Francisco car salesman, says he will focus on the course, not facing Snead directly.
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Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Augusta
Palmer
Wake Forest
Harvie Ward
Ward
San Francisco
Augusta National
Wake Forest Adds Auburn To Grid Card
Wake Forest and Auburn agree to one year football contracts. The Tigers will play Maryland on October 25 and Wake Forest on November 22.
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Wake Forest
Auburn
Tigers
Maryland
Clippers Beat Ramblers 4-1 To Take 3-1 Playoff Lead
Charlotte veteran Stan Warecki scored in the first and third periods to power the Clippers past the Philadelphia Ramblers 4-1 in Eastern Hockey League finals. Charlotte leads the best of seven, 3-1, with game four set for tomorrow afternoon in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Stan Warecki
Clippers
Philadelphia Ramblers
Philadelphia
Warecki
Russ McClenaghan
Ramblers
Russ Hahn
Bibber O’hearn
Jim McNulty
Ivan Walmsley
Freddie Weaver
Doug Adam
Gil McNeil
Adam
Stevens Cops Rassle Event At Lexington YMCA
Ray Stevens defeated George Becker at the Lexington YMCA gym in a bout where Becker declined a reversed decision after Stevens allegedly had his feet on the ropes during a body press. Becker won the first fall with an abdominal stretch, Stevens took the second with an atomic drop. Theresa Theis and Steinborn fought to a draw in the opener.
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YMCA
Lexington
Ray Stevens
George Becker
Becker
Stevens
Theresa
Steinbornoff
Two Tied For 1st In Babe Golf Tourney
In Beaumont Texas Marlene Bauer Hagge and Ruth Jessen share the lead in the Babe Zaharias Open after Hagge’s front nine bogeys 41 kept her tied with Jessen who shot a 37 on the back. Betty Dodd moves one stroke back with 77 today and 151 total.
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Beaumont
Tex
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Miss Jessen
Betty Dodd
Louisville
Miss
Hi-Toms Rally Past Jays 4-3 In Grapefruit League Play
Hi-Toms came from behind with two runs in the seventh inning to beat Schenectady 4-3 in an exhibition. Richard Duerr earned the win as Tom Borvin delivered the go ahead hit driving in two runners. Fred Harrington, Billy Ford and Don Hunter contributed early scoring and Fred Van Dusen added key defensive plays.
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Jays
Duerr
Bennettsville
S. C
Hi- Toms
Schenectady
N. Y
Thomasville
Tom Borvin
Richard Duerr
Hi-Tom
Bob Fredericks
Toms
Hi-Toms
Fred Harrington
Billy Ford
Don Hunter
Schnectad
Fred van Dusen
Ton
Schnectady
van Dusen
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Ee Palmer
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Tenn
Ken Venturi
Bud Ward
Gary Player
South Africa
Bud Taylor
Uplands
Skee Kiegel
Ithan
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Sam Ureetta
Rochester
N.Y
Crampton
Australia
Pale Beem
Angie
Big Four
Winston- Salem
The
Associated Press
State
Hunter Wyant
Phillips
Bradhsaw
Hurst
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Pb—Murdock
W—Walch
L — Stokoe
U—Talley
Faircloth
N.C
Hunter
EAGLE
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