Wake Forest Dominates North Carolina in 8-5 Finish
Wake Forest defeats North Carolina State 8 to 5 in a college baseball matchup. Duke tops 2-1, High Point edges Guilford 3-2 in 13 innings. Southern League Charlotte holds off Savannah 7-6, Chattanooga beats Knoxville 3-2. Western Carolinas Gastonia earns 4-3 win over Greenwood, Charleston defeats Shelby 4-3. Appalachian State sweeps East Carolina 9-0 in college tennis. North Carolina State overwhelms Baltimore 17-8 in lacrosse.
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Flowers wins Bud Kivett Memorial with 143 total
Gary Flowers uses a driving and iron game to post two under par 6n Sunday for a 143 total and a three shot victory in Blair Park's Bud Kivett Memorial. Doug Smith fades from a first round lead to finish second at 144 as other flight winners are decided.
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Marty Burton
Gary Zachary
J.W. Wilson
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Heart Fund
Ed Price
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Smith
Bill Presswood
Craig Hodges
John Johnson
Harold Hutchinson
Ronald Payne
Rob Poston
Stan Kinney
Ken Cagle
Wallace Este
Stanley Cup's '76 Patterns Emerge Again
The Flyers rallied from a three goal third period deficit to beat the Maple Leafs 6-5 in overtime tying their series 2-2. The Islanders completed a four game sweep of the Sabres with a 4-3 win. The Kings upset the Bruins 7-4 to stave off elimination. Canadiens beat the Sabres to continue strong playoff form.
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Sneed Edges Hinkle to Win Tallahassee Open in Playoff
Ed Sneed of Pompano Beach captured the Tallahassee Open with a 12-foot birdie on the first playoff hole over Lou Hinkle. Both finished regulation at 12 under 276 with Sneed earning 16000 and Hinkle 9120 dollars. Walzer and Ewing trailed, while several others tied for positions behind.
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Ed Sneed
Lou Hinkle
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Tequesta
Fla
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Calif
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Jin Dent
Lyn Low
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Stan Lee
Mark Lye
Bob Murphy
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Creig Stadler
Bob Payne Sie
Dennis Meyer
Orville Moody
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Dan Sikes
Harry Toscana
Stanton Altgelt
Bob Charlies
Tom Jenkins
Paul Purtzer
Yarborough Dominates Southeastern 500 Despite Flu
Cale Yarborough won the Southeastern 500 Grand National race at Bristol International Speedway leading all but two laps amid flu symptoms. Dick Brooks finished second as Yarborough set a Southeastern record with an average speed of 100.989 mph.
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Dodge
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Charlie Glotzbach
Neil Bennett
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Ala
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Ellerbe
Bobby Allison
Nicklaus edge Lietzke in sudden death at Tournament of Champions
Jack Nicklaus beat Bruce Lietzke in three holes of sudden death to win $45,000 at Carlsbad. Nicklaus praised the 25 year old Lietzke calling him a future dominator, while Lietzke admired Nicklaus and said he felt lucky to reach the playoff.
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Bruce Lietzke
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Arnold Palmer
High Point edges Guilford in 13th inning thriller
High Point vs Guilford lived up to the hype as Paul Walter belted a center field homer with one out in the 13th to lift HPC to a 3-2 victory over Guilford in the Carolinas Conference. Kevin Keene pitched a complete game for HPC, supported by timely hits and strong defense.
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Elon
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Homer
Jeff Kirtz
Joe Garbarino
Quakers
Brad Haines
Jerry Broome
Paul Halfmann
Mark Gunther
Tony Waite
Garbarino
Keene
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