Local pros and amateurs set for Greater Greensboro Open entries
Field nearing 99 as tour pros from Blair Park Emerywood and Colonial Country Club join area amateurs in hopes of entering the Greater Greensboro Open. Pro am at Sedgefield on Wednesday precedes the tournament with Crickmore and Trimnal among early entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Greensboro
Crickmore
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
John Doe Wins 16th Blockhouse Steeplechase at Tryon
In Tryon North Carolina AP Burraidh and Epervier led favorites but John Doe ridden by Tommy Walsh captured the 16th Blockhouse Steeplechase in 4 18.4 as Frank Chapot on Hurst Park staged a dramatic bid to finish second after a fall by Lickety Split II and a late surge on the final hurdle. The day featured mud affected fields with 14 of 47 horses scratched and a crowd of about 2000 witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryon
N. C
Burraidh
Epervier
John Doe
Tommy Walsh
Frank Chapot
U. S
Chapot
Hurst Park
Lickety Split II
Dwight Hall
Hall
Fox Fair
Joe Mangione
Jack Grabosky
Norman Funk
Lilamme
Roy M
Peacock
Bobby McDonald
John Harvey
Harry M. Rhett Jr
the Doncaster
Hurdies
M. G. Walsh
Crownmont
F. E. Dixon Jr
Ronald Sheapher
Port Call
N. M. Rhett Jr
Burraida
Joseph Mangione
W. D. Hail
H. ©. Baldwin II
Firey Fox
Lawrence W. Kaapp Jr
R. M. Peacock
Roy Peacock
J. Hurley
Bob
Brush
Sugar Tree Farms
Guilford Dudley Jr
Celtics Open Playoffs With 122 108 Win Over Lakers
Boston jumps to a 1 0 series lead defeating Los Angeles 122 108 in the opener as Sam Jones scores 24 and Bob Cousy sparks the offense. Bill Russell and Jim Loscutoff key the defense while Frank Ramsey returns to lift the Celtics late in the third. Elgin Baylor leads the Lakers with 35 as Jerry West adds 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
Boston
Bob Cousy
Jones Boys
Los Angeles
Cousy
K. C. Jones
Sam Jones
Philadelphia
Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Bill Russell
Jim Loscutoff
Boston Garden
Frank Ramsey
Celtics
Ramsey
Loscutoff
Pesky K. C. Jones
Russell
Jim Krebs
Baylor
Jerry West
Dartmouth
Rudy Larusso
Frank Selvy
Orioles See Star Power as Washburn Shines Early
Clyde King and Ralph Houk praise Washburn for his raw ability and lefthanded power after two strong major league starts. The 23-year-old former Whitworth College star impressed with a live fastball, sharp slider and solid control as he competes for a rotation spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde King
Powell
Rochester
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Washburn
Whitworth College
Spokane
Wash
Virginia 500 Stock Car Race Draws Large Crowd In Langley Action
The Virginia 500 weekend features Elliott Lawndale and Scott Norget names as drivers with 60s and 61s models highlighted. A 1 30 p m Sunday start was planned with 18 000 spectators potential weather permitting. Glenn Wood won the 50 lap show and Johnny Roberts placed second as racing action included heats and a 4 000 spectator Saturday. Johnson returned after a Friday disqualification to defend his Virginia 500 title, first prize 3 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stick Elliott
Lawndale
N.C
Ford
Herb Thomas
Sanford
Wendell ‘Scott
Danville
Glenn Wood
Stuart
Johnny Roberts
Baltimore
George Dunn Jr
Raleigh
Earl Moss
Creedmoor
Peewee Jones
Winston-Salem
Roberts
Wood
Johnson
Holman-Moody
Arnie Makes Money Streak At Augusta Course
Arnie finished in the money in 72 straight tournaments marking one of the sport's best money runs. A near record crowd of 40 000 to 50 000 watched on a humid day at Augusta as 11 000 plus cars crowded the lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Augusta
Pender Routs Downes To Regain World Middleweight Crown
Paul Pender, 31, surprised Terry Downes with a 15 round unanimous decision to reclaim part of the world middleweight title before 7,715 at the Boston Garden. Scores were 144-143, 145-143, 146-141. Pender praised a tighter right lead and said he hopes to fight Gene Fuller to settle the title dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
Paul Pender
Terry Downes
England
Pender
Downes
London
Jimmy McCarron
Joe Blumsack
Harry French
Associated Press
Brookline
Mass
Terry
McCarron
New York
Massachusetts
Europe
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Early CGA Recalled By Tufts
Richard S. Tufts of Pinehurst visited Myrtle Beach and recalled a Carolina Golf Association event from over 25 years ago. He joked about Bob Crosland of Charlotte who slept at the first tee during a consolation match and recalled course tweaks planned for Pinehurst two weeks before the North and South tournament. Loch Loman’s Azalea Open miscue led to dropping a card after a 53 on a brutal final nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Trimnal
Golf Committee
Joe Jarrell
Ile
Blair Park
High Point Golf Association
Johnston
George Crickmore
Bud Kivett
Reds
Harold Reid
W. L. Flowers
Blues
Johnny
Coke Trimnal
HPGA
Charlotte
Richard S. Tufts
Pinehurst
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Golf Writers Association of America
Carolina Golf Association
Bob Crosland
Morganton
Tufts
Bob
Carolinas Golf Writers Association
Greensboro
Pilot Club
Loch Loman
Bradford
Southern Pines
Wilmington
Loch
Masters round three sees Finsterwald fall short to Palmer
Don Finsterwald of Tequesta Florida grimaces after a missed putt in the Masters at Augusta. He finished the third round with 66, good for second place, two strokes behind leader Arnold Palmer after 54 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emerywood
Jaeger
Gray Williamson
Bill Hodges
Mike Adamson
Smokey
Goodlyn
Beth Robinson
Orioles
Smith
Yankees
Lorenzen
Arnie
Bostonian
Murray Rose
By & Wo
N. Main ST
Dow
Varsity
Livingston-Loomed
Livingston
LLL
College Village