Local Rival Seizes Tie for Fourth in Tournament Stand
A laconic note reports that Lad rushed to the Slammer after finishing in a tie for fourth place in yesterday’s tournament standings. The capture followed the late finish and staff photographer credits indicate Dal Bayles documented the scene.
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Lad
Maxwell Second Sifford Is Third After Greensboro Open
Souchak surged to a two stroke lead after three rounds of the Greater Greensboro Open with a 69 final round to finish 207. Maxwell matched par 71 to 209, Sifford shot 70 for 210 and Snead and Leonard each posted 212 as tough winds and steady play shaped the 54 hole standings.
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Enterprise
Sedgefield
Mike Souchak
Husky
Duke
Grossinger
N. Y
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Texas
Maxwell
Charlie Sifford
Los Angeles
Calif
Sam Snead
Stan Leonard
Souchak Calm Despite Lead In Greensboro Open
Mike Souchak spoke in a normal tone after shooting 69 to reach 207 at the Greensboro Open, ahead by two with Maxwell bogeying late. He praised the Sedgefield course, said his putting was off and noted two strong front nine, three solid drives, and a belief he can win if he continues his form.
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Souchak
Mike
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Par Busting Boxers and Outs Listed by G G O
A garbled boxing card lists opponents and outs for fighters including MIKE SOUCHAK from Odessa Texas and SAM SNEAD of White Sulphur Springs. Entries show ring numbers and implied results with inconsistent formatting and stray letters.
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Sam Snead
Snead Keeps Strong Run In Greensboro Open
Sam Snead bogeyed one hole and three putted once as he stayed in contention at the 24th Greensboro Open. Billy Maxwell and Mike Souchak traded the lead while Charlie Sifford, two strokes back, complained of putting woes amid a steady 70. Jaycee sponsors fear crowds may hurt expenses as ideal weather could boost attendance and concession sales.
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Souchak
Maxwell
Sam
West Virginia
Billy Maxwell
Mike Souchak
Billy
Charlie
Charlotte Caddy
Greensboro
Greensboro Jaycees
High Point Panthers Triumph In Triangular Track Meet
High Point College Panthers won their season opener in a triangle meet with Elon and East Carolina, scoring 65 2 3 to Elon 48 1 3 and East Carolina 45. Double winners included Mike Sabino and Wagoner for HP, with Burke of Elon and Pickford of ECU also claiming two events each.
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Panthers
Elon
East Carolina
High Point
Washington and Lee
Catawba
Atlantic Christian
Mike Sabino
Wagjoner
Eddie Burke
Briggs Leads Curtis Cup Race in Greensboro Open
Mack Briggs of York South Carolina shot his second 73 to finish 54 holes at 218 and grab the Curtis Cup lead in the Greater Greensboro Open. Furman Hayes of Gastonia is two back after a 76 to 220. Al Smith of Danville Virginia sits third at 222 with Tom Case and Bill Hoover tied at 224. Avery Beck of Kinston and others follow as the field battles for a share of the GGA payout.
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Eikaedsiee
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Buddy Sullivan
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Odell Massey Postserences
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Frank Phillips
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Gordon Jones
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Canada
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Danville
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Greensboro
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Singing Hills
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Dayton
Ohio
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Punta Gorda
Fla
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Miami Beach
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Midland
Texas
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San Jose
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Gastonia
N.C
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Petersburg
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Roaring Gap
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Chicago
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Asheboro
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Bruce Crampton
Australia
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Durham
Singing Hills. Com
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Bronxville
N. Y
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Aiken
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Wilmington
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Glendale
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Jacksonville
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Willoughby
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al Johnston
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Ket Nagle
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York
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Carolinas
PGA
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John Reach
Goldsboro
Ron Thomas
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North-South Women's Golf Championship Opens in Sandhills
The 59th North and South Women's Championship begins with a 32-player field and match play after a single stroke of qualifi cation. Defending champion Barbara McIntire leads a strong field that includes Judy Eller Judy Bell Doris Phillips and other notable competitors. Six state champions also compete in this premier event at Pinehurst.
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Sandhills
Barbara McIntire
Lake Park
Fla
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Old Hickory
Tenn
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Wichita
Kan
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Doris Phillips
Belleville
Ill
Florida
Phyllis (Tish) Preuss
Pompano Beach
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Calif
Philip Cudone
West Caldwell
N. J
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Cudone
Maurice Glick
Baltimore
Edward McAuliffe
Wellesley
Mass
Williams and
Eller
Marge Burns
Greensboro
North Carolina High School Board reshapes football playoffs
The NC High School Athletic Association's spring meeting moved football to regional post season play with two playoff games, ending state championships for football. Class 4-A and eight man may still crown statewide winners. Other actions include sanctioning all-star games, limiting basketball layoffs, and introducing a regional track meet in Greenville.
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N.C
Board of Control
North ‘Carolina High School Athletic Association
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Durham
Nchsaa
L. J. Perry
Raleigh
Charlotte
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