Sunday Pairings and Starting Times List
A dense schedule of golf pairings with starting times from 7:00 to 3:04. The long list includes players such as Butch Petty Jim Smith Don Rich and many others arranged by tee times across No. 10 No. 1 and additional groups, reflecting a large tournament draw.
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49ers Face Browns In Exhibition At Candlestick Park
John Brodie, in his prime, will lead the 49ers in an exhibition clash against the Cleveland Browns Sunday. It is one of two Sunday games with the Patriots meeting the Vikings at the University of Minnesota. The 49ers test their new home Candlestick Park.
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Rockets Win In Softball In High Point Invitational
The Greensboro Rockets defeated Direct Oil of Burlington 11-0 to win the High Point Invitational Women’s slow pitch softball tournament after a marathon day of 10 games. Bev Shue was named MVP. All star selections include Peggy Owens, Jody Young, Debbie Madden, LuAnn Pfifer, Brenda Wooten, Bonnie Maples, Priscilla Swaim, Judy Lockhart, Becky Sneed, Kay Yow.
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Hunt Knicked For 32nd Time In Expos Record Breaker
Cincinnati AP Rugged Ron Hunt of the Montreal Expos was hit by Cincinnati pitcher Jim McGlathlin in the first inning to set the modern major league season record with his 32nd HBP. The prior modern record was 31 by Louis Evans in 1910, while Hugh Jennings held the all-time 49 in 1896.
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Tanglewood Set For Carolina PGA Championship Field
A field of 106 players from North and South Carolina and Virginia will start the Carolina PGA Section Championship at Tanglewood Park Clemmons Tuesday. The purse is 10000 dollars with 3000 to the winner. The 54 hole event runs Tuesday through Thursday with a final round on the Blue and Red layouts. The winner earns an automatic PGA tour exemption in the Carolinas for a year and spots in several tour stops. High Point contenders Ralph Johnson Drew Pierson and J B White tee off, with Jim Fox as alternate. Defending champ Brad Anderson and former champions Buck Adams Hamp Auld also compete, along with other past winners and notable pros.
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Phillies Win 5-3 as Johnson Drives Pirates Victory
Deron Johnson's run-scoring double sparked a three-run third inning and Rick Wise and Billy Wilson combined on seven hits to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 5-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Johnson's double brought in the second run and later capped the big inning, while the Phillies led 5-0 before Pittsburgh rallied with three in the seventh. Bowa had two errors in the Pirates' uprising.
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Moe Breaks World Record in 200 Meter Butterfly
Karen Moe, 18, of the Santa Clara Swim Club, shattered the world record in the women's 200 meter butterfly on Saturday in Los Angeles. The mark sets a new standard in elite women's sprint butterfly events and highlights Moe’s record pace and rising status in international swimming.
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Blue Notches 20th Win
Oakland's Vida Blue became the first 20-game winner in the majors this season, edging the Chicago White Sox 1-0 on a four-hitter. The 22-year-old lefty improved to 20-4 with six strikeouts and two walks, matching a feat last done in 1968, and earning his team's eighth shutout of the year. Dick Green doubled to start the fifth inning and scored on a Balk.
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Lindsay Tops Air Rifle Champs At Salvation Army Club
Twenty five boys competed in the Salvation Army Boys' Club air rifle targets with Dawkins winning the 10-year group at 19 points Baxter Robinson second at 12. In the 11-12 group Byron Archie led with 28 Harold Cook 24. In the 7-age class Charles Lindsay won with 30 points Eddy followed at 29.
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