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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1965

Page

29

Jet-Age Gypsies Of The Country Club Set

AP staff writer profiles pro golfer Dave Marr Jr a touring pro living on the road between coast to coast He earns his living from purses endorsements and TV deals while balancing family life in New Rochelle and travel to events such as the National Open and Doral The article notes Marr’s earnings his depend on performance and endorsements and his view of golf as a business with constant pressure and personal stakes.

Sid Moody David Francis Marr Jr Marv Marr Susan Joe Campbell Ken Venturi Bob Goalby Wanderers Professional Golf Association Golf National Broadcasting Co PGA Ben Hogan Acapulco Pho Hawaii Europe Jimmy Demaret Don Cherry Wood Miami Lardner New Rochelle N.Y Belgium Maria Maree-ah Earth Tour Topsy Bing Crosby Bob Hope Alfred Kaskel Miami Beach Jacksonville Merchants’ Association Arren Warren Feagin Dave Ragan Jack Nicklaus Daddy Famille Martin Bormann Doral Dong Marti Ting Little David Dave Marr Venturi Texas Dave Gow Zeke Seattle

Spiders Edge Furman 3-2 In Ninth Inning Victory

Richmond orbits as Pete Britton scores on Bob Marchant’s 11th inning hit to beat Furman 3-2. It marks the Spiders sixth straight win in conference play while Furman suffers its first league loss. The second game of the doubleheader was called at darkness after three hours and 25 minutes.

Richmond Bob Marchant Pete Britton Furman Spiders Marchant Winston Bleackstone Ralph Harwood Blenckstone Harwood Rhoads Bush Maiden W—Bienckstone L—Harwood

Radatz Blanks Orioles as Red Sox Win In 12 Innings

Dick Radatz pitches six innings of one hit relief to earn the victory after Jackie Brandt homered for Baltimore in the 12th. Boston built a 3 0 lead with help from Yastrzemski Conigliaro and Mantilla while Orsino's seventh inning shot tied the game earlier. Carry Back tops Derby money list as a two year old with $286 299 in earnings.

Malzone Tony Conigliaro Thomas Dick Radatz Radatz Jackie Brandt Orioles John Orsino Boston Earl Wilson Red Sox Baltimore Milt Pappas Carl Yastrzemski Conigliaro Felix Mantilla Mantilla Jerry Adair Ken Adair Luis Aparicio Carry Back

Clemson Defeats Deacons in ACC Baseball Clash

Clemson powered past Wake Forest 9 to 5 at Atlanta with five early runs. Charles Watson relieved for Clemson after a rough start, earning six strikeouts over five and a third innings and belting a two run single. Tony Jackson hit a homer two doubles and a single, Lawton Cowart and Jackson also homered as Sutton and Sepic led Wake Forest with multi hit performances. Clemson improves to 11 7 1 and 4 4 ACC while Wake Forest drops to 7 10 and 2 4.

Clemson S.C Clemson Charles Watson Wake Forest Watson Tommy Chapman Deacons Chapman Steven Wrenn Bill Dilliman George Sutton Lawton Cowart Tony Jackson Sutton Jackie McCall Cowart Joe Sepic Deacon Clemison

Davidson Grid Slate Revealed

Davidson College Wildcats announce a 1968 football schedule including Bucknell at Charlotte in Thanksgiving week and Bucknell in Lewisburg in October. The slate lists Presbyterian Furman The Citadel Washington Lehigh Lafayette VMI Wofford and Lehigh games with dates and locations.

Davidson N. C Davidson College Wildcats Bucknell University Charlotte Memorial Stadium Buckne Lewisburg Presbyterian Furman Greenville S. C Citadel Charleston S.C Co and Mary VMI E Washington Washington D.C Lehigh Lafayette Easton Wofford Bucknell Charlotte

Saint John’s Triumph Caps NIT Heat at MSG

The National Invitation Tournament set a record with 111,714 fans over seven dates at Madison Square Garden, surpassing the 1950 six-date high of 106,500. St. John’s defeated Villanova 55 51 to win the title.

New York Madison Square Garden St. John’s Villanova

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