Golf Notebook: Long Hitters Vie At Atlanta and Duke Charity Event
Golf Notebook reports Tour Players Division driving contest at Atlanta Country Club with 5000 first prize and 2500 runner up, plus 9 attempts over 3 rounds. It also covers Duke Medical Center’s Celebrity Golf Tournament Sept 7-8 at Duke University Golf Course to benefit Pediatrics, listing many celebrities and amateur partners. Willow Creek Stag Day at Willow Creek Golf Club yielded 61 to win, with Stephens scoring 65 and multiple second and third place ties.
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Golf
Atlanta Country Club
Duke Medical Center
Duke University
Duke
Willow Creek Golf Club
Mark Stephens
Buddy Duncan
Stephens
John Hutchens
Harold Bull
S. Wayland Linthicum
Bob Tunstall
Billy Morris Jr
Bill Price
Remembering Reggie Strickland Beyond Sports
Thomasville remembers Reggie Strickland a 1969 graduate and athlete who died after five weeks in hospital. A standout football track and wrestling letterman, he earned a football scholarship to A and T State University. He hoped to coach at Thomasville and later pursue graduate work. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Church Street School with burial in City Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Reggie Strickland
George Cushwa
Cushwa
Bulldog
Strickland
A&t State University
Aggies
Reggie
Cushna
A&t
Church Street
Edward Richardson
Carroll Street
U S Amateur Matches Set at Ridgewood Country Club
The 74th U S Amateur Golf Championship starts Monday at Ridgewood Country Club with about 200 players in match play led by defending champion Craig Stadler of La Jolla California and 1972 titleist Marvin M Giles of Richmond Virginia. The par on the 6754 yard course is 71. Stadler won last year by defeating his opponent.
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Ridgewood
U.S
Ridgewood Country Club
Craig Stadler
la Jolla
Calif
Marvin M. Giles IE
Richmond
Stadler
David Strawn
Charlotte
N.C
Inverness Club
Toledo
Ohio
Lawrence Lis
Avella
Giles
Keith Mohan
Flint
Mich
Otter
Jay Haas
Belleville
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
N.ythose
William C. Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Henri DeLozier
Crofton
Blalock Back In Court In LPGA Antitrust Case
Jane Blalock returns to U.S. District Court for a jury trial over damages from her May 1972 LPGA suspension. A 5 million dollar antitrust suit argued the LPGA could not suspend her. Judge Moye previously ruled LPGA violated antitrust laws. The case centers on an alleged cheating incident in May 1972 during the Blue Grass Invitational in Louisville.
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Atlanta
Jane Blalock
Ladies Professional Golf Association
U.S. District Court
Miss Blalock
LPGA
Charles A. Moye Jr
Moye
Portsmouth
N.H
Louisville
Murcer Double Wins For NY in 3-1 Victory over Angels
Bobby Murcer delivered a go ahead two run double with two out in the sixth after an Elliott Maddox intentional walk as the New York Yankees beat the California Angels 3-1. Pat Dobson improved to 12-14, aided by Cecil Upshaw in the ninth. Sandy Alomar sparked the rally with a one out double, one of New York’s three hits off Frank Tanana.
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NEW York
Bobby Murcer
Elliott Maddox
New York Yankees
California Angels
Pat Dobson
Cecil Upshaw
Sandy Alomar
California
Frank Tanana
Murcerr
Lahoud
Brombergh
DohertyIb
Munsone
Chalk
Valentine
Alomar
Murcer
Sochle
Maddox
Doherty
Tanana
Sanders
Dobson
Upshaw
Reds Rally to Beat Expos on Ninth Inning of 6-4 Victory
Tony Perez and Cesar Geronimo delivered run scoring singles in the ninth to lift the Cincinnati Reds past the Montreal Expos 6-4. Pete Rose opened the inning with a double, Morgan walked, Bench popped out, then Perez drove in the go ahead run and Geronimo added another with a single. Cincinnati built early 2-0 lead as Rose doubled and Morgan swiped his 52nd base. Expos tied it in the fifth with Steve Rogers' single, Hunt's double, and Foli's RBI single.
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Montreal
Tony Perez
Cesar Geronimo
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Johnny Bench
Perez
Morgan
Darrel Chaney
Geronimo
Cincinnati
Rose
Bench
Expos
Steve Rogers
Ron Hunt
Tim Foli
Hunt
City Tourney Sets New Look at Oak Hollow Complex
The 1974 High Point City Tennis tournament introduces new courts and a revamped format co sponsored by the High Point Tennis Association and Parks and Recreation. Sept 7 8 and 14 15 with Sept 1 entry deadline. divisions for juniors and adults include multiple age groups and events. open to local residents and HPTA members. contact chairmen for details.
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High Point City
High Point Tennis Association
Parks and Recreation Department
Oak Hollow
High Point
HPTA
Bob Hoover
Howard Bradner
Nelson Hartley
Pat Bodle
Valley Wins 14-8 in Randolph County final bid
Silver Valley defeated New Market 14-8 to clinch the series in two games and advance to the finals against Asheboro. Alan Shepherd earned his eighth win, while Ronnie Johnson and Tommy Grubb led with multiple hits and RBIs. Kent Harvey hit a two run homer for Silver Valley. Don Rich pitched for New Market as Stuart Roberts belted a grand slam in the eighth. Physicals for junior and senior high girls slated for Monday August 26 at 4 30 in the Central girls gym for those intending to participate in athletics.
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Alan Shepherd
Silver Valley
Ronnie Johnson
Tommy Grubb
RBI
The
Valleymen
Worth Younts
Kent Harvey
Central Girls
Central
Ferndale
Griffin
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TPD
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jim Dent
John Jacobs
Dent
Jacobs
DeWitt Weaver
USGA
Perry Como
Chet Atkins
James Brown
Peter Falk
Dick Shawn
Peggy Kirk Bell
Billy Cunningham
Lefty Driesell
John Havlicek
Jim McKay
Jack Marin
Jeff Mullins
Bill Foster
Terry Holland
Joe Louis
George McAfee
Eddie Arcaro
Susie Benning
Ray Bolger
Glen Campbell
Roy Clark
Floyd Cramer
Sammy Davis Jr
Dave DeBusschere
Mike Douglas
Lee Elder
Jackie Gleason
Bobby Goldsboro
Dan Jenkins
Charlie Jenkins
Judy Kimball
Sheila McRae
Lee Majors
Pat Summerhill
Carl Tacy
Lanny Wadkins
Woody Woodbury
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
Eugene Cernan
Diener and Associates, Inc
Research Triangle Park
Pediatrics Department
Sideroff
Bankers
West Green DR
Prat Sants
Carolina
Frey
Reds
Bob Bailey
Hal Breeden
Short
Barry Foote
Dan Driessen
Huntab
Balleylt
Diz
Jontre
Bessen
Frias
Gullett
Rogers
Cc Taylor
Valley
New Market
Randleman
Asheboro
Don Rich
Stuart Roberts
Shepherd
John Rich
Robbins
Roberts
Robers
Wall
Harley
Arnold Craven
Sheratow Hotel
H.C
W. Elm ST
Greensboro
W.C
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