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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1962

Page

11

Big Field Set Bud Kivett Tries For GGO Spot

In Greensboro 29 amateur golfers tee off for a medal play qualifying round for seven spots in the Greater Greensboro Open. Notables include Bob Galloway George Toms Bud Kivett and Buzz Sawyer plus exempt players Palmer Finsterwald and others. Pro am Wednesday precedes Thursday start with a Plantation Club dinner that night.

Greensboro Bob Galloway Winston-Salem George Toms Durham Buzz Sawyer Bud Kivett High Point Bill Harvey GGO Pat Foy Brady Reidsville Dale Morey Morganton Ed Justa Rocky Mount Dave Ring St. Louis Bob Loy Augusta Arnold Palmer Wake Forest Ligonier Don Finsterwald Ohio Gary Player Johanniesburg South Africa Player Mike Souchak Duke University Sam Snead Julius Boros Art Wall George Bayer Kel Nagle Doug Sanders Dave Marr Wilmington Palmer Finsterwald Billy Casper Phil Rodgers Bob Goalby Goalby Plantation

Baylor West Top Lakers in Game Two to Tie Finals

Jerry West scored 40 and Elgin Baylor 36 as the Lakers beat the Celtics 129-122 to even the NBA finals at 1-1. Baylor, on Army leave, contributed despite limited practice, while Red Auerbach criticized Baylor's timing. Games move to Los Angeles on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Boston Jerry West Elgin Baylor Los Angeles National Basketball Association West Baylor Lakers Laker Fred Schaus Schaus Red Auerbach Auerbach Ft. Lewis Wash Tom Heinsohn Bill Russell Bob Cousy Frank Selvy

Rainy steeplechase in Tryone yields two wins and many scratches

The 16th Blockhouse Steeplechase drew about 2000 spectators as rain and mud caused tumbles and 14 of 47 horses to be scratched. John Doe, ridden by Tommy Walsh, won the $1500 Blockhouse in 4 18.4 over two miles. Burraidh took the $1000 Hunt Cup in 6 36.2. Epervier won the $600 Pacolet Plate and Forth Below the $600 Doncaster.

Tryone N. C John Doe Tommy Walsh Frank Chapot U. S Hurst Park Brush Burraidh Joe Mangione Fox Fair Chapot Epervier Norman Funk Forth Below

Jaipur Skips Derby to Target Belmont Stakes

Jaipur the Widener colt will bypass the Kentucky Derby to focus on the Preakness at Pimlico May 19 and the Belmont Stakes June 9. Jaipars trainer owner aim at Belmont, with Cyane a Belmont Futurity winner looming, while Crimson Satan and Sir Ribot challenge Derby prospects.

Associated Press George D. Widener Jaipur Pimlico Belmont Park Churchill Downs Christian Stable Cyane Sunrise County Sidlock Admiral’s Voyagle Prego Donut King Aqueduct Wood Memorial Willie Shoemaker Eddie Arcaro Townsend B. Martin Marion Frankel New York Crimson Satan Peter W. Salmon Crimson King Farm Fred Turner Florida Keeneland Sir Ribot Tanforan

Palmer Faces Three Way Masters Playoff For 1962 Honor

Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and Don Finsterwald were tied at 280 after the final round to force an 18 hole playoff. Palmer made a late rally with birdies on 16 and 17 to force the playoff. The event will start at 1 45 p.m. EST with CBS-TV coverage. top prize is 20000 dollars.

Don Finsterwald Gary Player Arnold Palmer Finsterwald Palmer Player Mercer Bailey Augusta Towy Arnie Latrobe Gene Littler Littler Cbs-Tv Jimmy Demaret Jerry Barber Billy Maxwell Mike Souchak Augusta National Golf Course Charlie Coe Ken Venturi Arnold Palmerseeweneee Gery Don Finsterwa Severe Billy Julius Boros One Jack Fleck Gardner Dickinson Sam Snead Billy Casper Jr Paul Harney Jack Nicklaus Jack Cupit Lionel Hebert Don January Johnny Pott al Balding Ted Kroll Dave Ragan Robert Charlies Lew Worsham Bruce Crampton Cary Middiecoff Bill Collins Byron Nelson Lloyd Mangrum Juan Rodriguez Robert de Vincenzo Doug Sanders Ben Hogan Henry Picard Jack Burke Jr Antonio Cerda Don Cherry Ee Chick Harbert George Bayer Jose Maria Gonzalez Jr

Pender Fullmer Title Clash Looms After Boston Win

Paul Pender forced a 15 round decision over Terry Downes at Boston Garden, drawing a possible May or June title showdown with Gene Fullmer. Promoter Norm Rothschild estimated $125000 each was needed to close a deal, with Talks already underway with Pender's attorney John Cronin and promoter George Parnassus.

Associated Press Boston Paul Pender Gene Fullmer Pender Terry Downes Boston Garden Fullmer Norm Rothschild Gene Marv Jenson West Jordan Utah Denny Moyer Downes Jenson Rothschild Syracuse N.Y John Cronin Los Angeles George Parnassus

Gene Markey Lead Calumet Farm Tops 1961 Earnings

Calumet Farm led in money won on race tracks in 1961 with $758,756. Mrs Gene Markey is associated with the farm as its owner. The figure reflects the farm's success in that year across major racing events.

Gene Markey Calumet Farm

Martinsville Race Postponed Again To Easter Sunday

Rain halted the Virginia 500 at Martinsville Speedway for the second year. The 500-lap race moved to Easter Sunday April 22 with about 40 late model cars and starting positions set from last weekend’s qualifying. Freddy Lorenzen will start post, Junior Johnson returns in a 62 Pontiac, chasing a top prize of 3250 plus lap money.

Martinsville Martinsville Speedway Freddy Lorenzen Elmhurst Ill Junior Johnson Ronda N. C

College basketball schedule fragment with regional matchups

Strength Georgetown Salem at West Virginia Wednesday VMI at Virginia Richmond at Furman Concord at Davidson Thursday Richmond at Davidson VMI at George Washington Fairmount at West Virginia Saturday William & Mary at VMI Davidson at Virginia Tech The Citadel at West Virginia Furman at Newberry.

Georgetown Salem West Virginia VMI Virginia Richmond Furman Concord Davidson George Washington Fairmount William & Mary Virginia Tech the Citadel Newberry

Masters Golf Leads and Winnings at Augusta

Leaders at the 26th Masters in Augusta, Georgia, on the par 72 course. Prize money and standings were being tallied as players completed the 72 holes.

Augusta Augusta National Course

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