Kuhn Delays Expansion Decision On Washington Toronto
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn again deferred any final action on MLB expansion to Toronto and Washington. He will meet with the American League planning committee led by Lee MacPhail to explore proposals and seek solutions. The AL had approved expansion to Toronto and sought a plan for Washington, while debate continues over a NL move to Toronto and Washington.
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High Point Panthers rally as Loucks stars in win
Hartman started as Dirk Gurley earned his third win for High Point. Brad Loucks slugged a first inning homer and drove in two, scoring four and stealing four. Danny Wilbur extended his hitting streak with a homer, Terryll Terry added another, and every Panthers batter scored. High Point totaled 17 hits and 9 runs in a 9 to 4 victory over Gardner-Webb.
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Coody Knocks Nervous Play at Masters Final Round
Charles Coody reflecting on leading the Masters final round discusses staying healthy and trusting his swing. He notes that leaders face strong mental pressure and nervousness, but positive thinking helps maintain focus while others battle doubt and fear of failure.
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Nicklaus compares course difficulty with Floyd watching
Nicklaus notes the course is tougher now than in 1965 while Floyd enjoys the excitement. He says most holes are more dangerous than before and that the challenging design aims to create excitement, with Ray Floyd benefiting from the drama.
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High Point swimmers second in Asheville meet
In Asheville at the Land of the Sky Swim Meet High Point Swan Club trails Asheville 226 to 134 after day two with Allen Post and Molly Kueny each leading the High Point Club. Kueny won the 22 Free Style and 60 Free Style while Post took 200 Breaststroke and 400 IM in the 16 and under and senior boys divisions, with a 200 Free Relay team winning the 13-14 girls division for Penny Meginson, Carol Shacklett, Michelle Feroe, and Marlene McDowell. The meet concludes today.
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Raiders Place High In Meet at Maynard Clayton Relays
Andrews track teams fared well at Durham with the Raider girls winning the 16-school field scoring 72 points. Jessie Harris won the 60-yard hurdles Marian Clinton swept the sprints and led a 440 and 880 relay sweep with Lalite Pratt Candy Brewington. Boys finished fifth as Durham Hillside won with 44 points. David Williams captured the long jump for Andrews and the 60 Relay squad finished fifth.
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Golf leaders and scores mix at US Open page ic meet
The report details the US Open leaderboard with Lou Graham, Tom Weiskopf, Johnny Miller, Nicklaus, Hale Irwin, Lee Trevino, Gary Player, Tom Watson, and Arnold Palmer in contention or elimination slots. It notes a tough round for Palmer, a rough day described as a golfing horror show, and lists college meet scoring with Davidson leading at 50 points and other teams following.
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Hockenheim Sprint: Stuck Leads BMW in Memorial Formula Two Qualifier
Hans Joachim Stuck of West Germany posted the fastest qualifying time Saturday for Sunday's Clark Memorial Formula Two race at Hockenheim. Stuck's March BMW topped the field as drivers contended for grid position in the German circuit event.
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Rangers Rally Past Twins 4-1 in Arlington
Lenny Randle drove in three runs with a rare homer and a single as the Rangers defeated the Minnesota Twins 4-1. Jima Umbarger pitched well, overcoming Texas’s three errors, and Rod Carew and Craig Kusick sparked a late Twins threat before a game-ending double play.
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High Point College Seeks Strong Recruiting Class
Ten years in the area bring memories as coachs praise Bob Kauffman John and Bob Hovey for basketball potential. Dean Bill Bay and Jam Goff credit efforts to recruit John, noting fundamentals hands and scoring. Steele emphasizes three players plus hard work and a winning attitude to lift a down program.
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Nicklaus salutes Floyd as Floyd leads Masters after third round
At Augusta Nicklaus compliments Ray Floyd after Floyd posts a two under par 70 to extend his eight stroke lead over Nicklaus. Floyd’s 70 tightens the gap while Nicklaus, eight back at 12 under, analyzes the longer holes and his chances in the final 18.
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