Heard Seeks 30,000 Prize After 54-Hole 203 Tie
The article notes 54 hole mark of 203 shared by Ray Floyd Bobby Mitchell and Jack Nicklaus. Heard, chasing the $30 000 top prize, could post the widest margin of the year if he wins. He played no bogeys through 40 holes then bogeyed the 5th and 16th. He missed a late eight foot birdie on his first bogey round.
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Golf Tournament Day Two Round Sees Greens Improve
Players noted the course would play about one shot shorter today and greens were in fine condition. Those who started from No. 1 on Saturday begin from No. 10 while those who started from No. 10 tee off from No. 4. After today’s second round, action resumes next weekend with the third round on Saturday and 18 holes on Sunday.
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South Wins Boys Home Game in Greenville
In the ninth annual Boys Home football game, South beat North 21 to 7. William Guilford of Washington High ran 38 yards for a TD and set up another with a 68 yard return, earning the Trey Barrett Memorial Award as outstanding back. Ernest Clark of Pinecrest named outstanding lineman.
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Three NC meet records at long course championships
High Point Swim Club set three meet records in the North Carolina Long Course championships final night. Molly Millis swam 2:21.7 in the 200 meter freestyle and 2:43.3 in the 200 meter individual medley for 13 14 girls. The 11 12 boys 200 medley relay team of Allan Post Jay Flynn Mark Lovett and Dick Cottam posted 2:21.8. Greensboro Swim Association led with 748 points, followed by High Point 3824, Western Carolina 379, Raleigh 349, and Charlotte Central YMCA 342 among seventeen teams in the three day meet.
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Baseball scores from around the circuit
Baseball results include Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 6 San Francisco 5 Montreal 4 Cincinnati 3 St Louis 3 Los Angeles 2 in 10 innings. Other games New York 20 Atlanta 6. Fryman and Short star for Philadelphia. Blass and Johnson for Pittsburgh. Multiple doubleheaders and pitcher records listed for each game.
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Rookie Hurls Senator Win
Pete Broberg the 21 year old Dartmouth rookie pitched his first major league shutout a five hit win over the Indians 7 0 He drove in two runs with his first major league hit in the fourth inning Jeff Burroughs started the uprising with a single and Del Unser drove in the final run of the inning The Senators also scored twice in the second inning off closer Mike Paul with a Burroughs double Casanova Maddox and Harrah contributing in the frame
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Laver Seeded Fourth at Canadian Open Tennis Championship
The $70,000 Canadian Open opens Monday with Rod Laver seeded fourth behind Juan Newcombe, Arthur Ashe, and Cliff Drysdale. Evonne Goolagong leads the women’s field for the $4,000 singles title as finals are set for August 15 and 16.
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Cardinals Edge Dodgers In 10th Inning
Matty Alou beat out a bunt single in the 10th, stole second, and scored on two Dodger errors for a 3-2 St. Louis win over Los Angeles. The Dodgers led 2-0 before Ted Simmons tied it with a double and Beauchamp triple in the seventh.
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