Toomer and Snow win Carolina pro-am title in playoff
Hendersonville pro Jack Toomer and Bill Snow of High Point defeated Eugene Mills and Rodney Warner of Raleigh in a one hole playoff to claim the Carolina pro-amateur honors as the 72 hole event opened amid blustery winds. Mills eagled the 287 yard par four while Toomer had seven birdies in a strong showing.
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Frank Barfield
Jack Toomer
Hendersonville
Bill Snow
High Point
Eugene Mills
Rodney Warner
Raleigh
Carolinas
Country Club Battleground
Formance
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Warner
Snow
Tony Manero
Adrian McManus
Sedgefield
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Charlotte
George Slingerland
Greensboro
Russ Hollobaugh
Gene Cook
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Anderson
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Seee
Toomer’s
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Henry Picard
Charleston
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Palmetto State
Bond Hendley
Fred Jr
Fred Newman
Gib Arthur
Bison Tracksters Predicted For Double Dual Showdown
High Point’s Bison travel to host Greensboro and Forsyth County for a double dual track meet. Events feature sprint, distance, field, and hurdle races with entries across both teams. action begins at 8 o clock at the local high school field.
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Greensboro
Forsyth County
Thomas
Hinton
Darrell
Fowler
Van
Osment
Cook
Chastain
M. Sams
W. Jam
Hendricks
Potts
Tutterrow
Results Yesterday in Baseball Games
Norfolk defeated Richmond 11 to 5 while Wilmington beat Secaugb e es 3 to 1 in the only scheduled games yesterday.
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Norfolk
Richmond
Wilmington
Secauibees
Ongoing Baseball Scores From Afternoon Games
New York defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 while Cleveland beat St Louis 1 to 1 and Chicago edged Detroit 3 to 2. Boston visited Washington in a cold game with unclear final.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Baseball Scores From Key Matches In Week
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1 while Boston won 9 to 4 against Brooklyn. New York visits Philadelphia in cold conditions and St Louis travels to Pittsburgh with cold weather noted.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
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Eeee Beeenas
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Anee
Results Yesterday and Cold Games Across Cities
Newark beat Toronto 11 to 6 while Montreal faced Albany in cold conditions. Buffalo traveled to Baltimore and Rochester visited Syracuse in frigid weather with several games noted.
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Toronto
Montreal
Albany
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Syracuse
Charlotte Defeats High Point In Golf Match
Charlotte high school defeated High Point high by 11 to 7 on Tuesday. Individual results include Jack Garrett of High Point earning three points against Eaves, Hatcher of Charlotte taking three from A. A. Oliver, and Kelley beating Dunkelberger, while Diffendale of High Point scored two and a half against Jones. In the foursomes Charlotte prevailed two to one.
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Charlotte
Charlotte High School
High Point High
Jack Garrett
High Point
Eaves
Hatcher
A. A. Oliver
R. Dunkelberger
Kelley
John Diffendale
Jones
College Netters Defeat Country Club At Tennis
The High Point College net team beat Emerywood Country Club in five matches on the Country Club course. In singles, Rogers beat Triver 6-4 6-2 and Armfield topped Hussey 6-0 6-3 while Redman fell to Armstrong 6-1. Doubles won by Yount/Hussey 6-3 6-2 and Taylor/Armstrong 6-3 7-5.
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Country Club
J. D. Rogers
John Trvner
George Armfield
John Hussey
Ken Redman
Armstrong
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Hussey
Armfield
McPherson
Taylor
Redman
McPheeters
Williamson may set new record in S C meet
Gordon Lynn Clemson sprinter dominates early by clocking 9.6 in the century and 21.1 for 220 yards to threaten the Southern Conference marks. Teammate McConnell throws 138 feet 8 inches in discus as Milan Zoril of N C State targets big meets. Virginia Tech Hartman soars 12 feet in pole vault while Virginia’s Grover Everett impresses in timber events.
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Associated Press
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Boston Braves Mean Business In Flag Chase
The Boston Braves beat the New York Giants 9-4 to gain ground with Hal Lee driving in four runs via a homer and two doubles. Chicago Cubs stay unbeaten with a 6-1 win over the Reds, while the Yankees top the Athletics 3-2 as Detroit and Cleveland split. Cold weather postponed several games including Boston at Washington.
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McCarthy Tours Local Pro Am Contenders in Golf Round
Gene McCarthy sat with partner Stan Northrup as pro amateurs Jack Toomer and Bill Snow led the round with pars and birdies. McCarthy recalled a Bellair Florida event where a youngster’s steady play edged his own team to victory. Snow attends Davidson College and balances golf with studies while Toomer’s Florida teaching helped him rise to Jacksonville city and state amateur titles.
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Gene McCarthy
Columbia
D. C
Gene
Stan Northrup
Concord
Jack Toomer
Bill Snow
Toomer
Snow
Florida
Jack
Jacksonville
Fla
Bill
Davidson College
Carolinas Open history and bids to break two-title limit
The article reviews Carolinas Open history from 1929 to 1982 with champions Tully Blair Johnny Bachman Marshall Crichton and Henry Picard. It notes the rule that no pro has won more than twice and outlines past playoffs including the 1932 finish involving Picard and W Hagen.
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Raleigh Sessional
Henry Picard
Charleston
Carolinas
Municipal
Newman
Carolinas Association
Brother Picard
Sedgefield Course
Tully Blair
Greensboro
Tully
Winston-Salem
Blair
Johnny Bachman
Sedgefield
Marshall Crichton
Hope Valley Country Club
Durham
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