Palmer in PGA turmoil as hip pains loom large
Arnold Palmer battled a hip ailment that worsened during the opening round of the PGA Championship in Dayton. He bogeyed four of his first five holes and finished with a triple bogey on the 16th, while a crowded leaderboard featured Weiskopf, Knudson, Nicklaus and others near the lead. Weiskopf refused post round remarks, hinting at frustration as his bid faltered.
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Nelson Reflects On His Golf Career And Payoffs
Dayton AP Byron Nelson recalls his dominance in the 1940s with 11 straight tour wins and a 68.3 scoring average. He quit in 1949 due to pressure and health, now comments for ABC. Nelson notes modern purses exceed 6 million, but top players face a different era and easier courses.
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Hi-Toms top Rocky Mount 9 6 at Finch Field
Hi-Toms rapped 15 hits led by Smith and Haynes to beat Rocky Mount 9 6 at Finch Field. Passerb will start for locals as they host Peninsula tonight while other area results and standings are noted.
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Pearson On Pole For 600 Grand National Race
Pearson of Spartanburg will start from the pole after a qualifying 161.714 mph run for the Yankee 600 at Michigan International Speedway. Twenty cars qualified. Cale Yarborough second at 120.563 mph. Other qualifiers include Lee Roy Yarbrough 159.982, Bobby Isaac 158.982, Richard Petty 159.800. Kim Paschall led qualifiers for a 250 mile Grand Touring race Saturday.
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They Try Again In Eastern Amateur Golf Opener
In Portsmouth Va the Eastern Amateur golf tournament resumes after heavy rains halted play. Thirty six players and at least two notable names were among those forced to restart the opening round after scores from Thursday were wiped out. Robert Huber of Lititz Pa C D Gardner of Newport News Va and Robert Walzer of Houston Tex were among the leaders with rough scores and Phil Somars of Virginia Beach posted a 70 before play was stopped.
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Smith Tops Furnitureland ProAm With 67 at Blair Park
Smith fired a five under par 67 to win $200 in the first Furnitureland ProAm at Blair Park. Pro Gene Thompson tied for third and won $82.50 plus $175 in team best-ball prize. Amateurs led by High Point Golf Association also competed across a 51-hole weekend, with multiple local players cashing in.
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Black Bison Open House Planned For High Point Central
The High Point Central Black Bison invite friends, parents, and fans to an open house at Central Gymnasium starting 6 p.m. on Monday. The Blue-White Club hosts a barbecue dinner at 7 p.m. with tickets at 1.25, and head coach Ray Boyles and staff will present a candid report on 1969 team candidates. scrimmage films and last season highlights will be shown.
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Show horse Frosty Brothers killed in Iowa crash
Frosty Brothers, a top show horse owned by Miles Copperman of Chicago, died in a traffic accident near Atlantic Iowa on Wednesday. The horse was valued at $65,000.
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