Barber Tops Yorba Linda Open By Two Strokes
Jerry Barber, 43, of Los Angeles held the lead at the Yorba Linda Open with a 70 in round two, reaching 137 after 36 holes. The veteran teaching pro previously played on the tour and is seeking the $20,000 purse at Yorba Linda Country Club.
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Associated Press
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Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
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Yorba Linda Country Club
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Harry Weetman
Gene Littler
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Tony Lema
Don Finsterwald
Lotnnar
Don Fairfield
Lionel Hebert
Bo Wininger
Jack Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
England
Tequesta
Fla
Don
Citadel Stuns Wildcats in 73-53 Victory
The Citadel, sparked by freshman Gary Daniels with 27 points, defeated Davidson 73-53 in Davidson, ending the Wildcats 11-game losing streak. Daniels led The Citadel’s offense as the Bulldogs built a 42-26 halftime lead, while Bill Shinn topped Davidson with 20 points.
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Gary Daniels
Daniels
Indians
Newberry
Newberry Indians
Presbyterian
Charlie Gallagher
Carl Short
Sal Lalicata
Gallagher
Short
Lalicata
Jack Williams
Wofford
High Pointer Lewis Leads Net Ratings Event Results
Asheville hosts junior tennis rankings across age groups with top placements in boys and girls singles and doubles. Notable names include Jim Causey Ken Oettinger Ray Stallings Sally O’Rourke Joanne Cooper Gay Williams Sally O’Rourke and Julia Ann Holt among others.
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Davenport - Rutherford
Julia Ann Holt
Ted Keesler
Raymond Jones
Jack Markham
Joanne Cooper
Malcolm Clark
Generals Entertain The Clips In Greensboro Showdown
Greensboro clash pits the Generals against the Charlotte Clippers at the Greensboro Coliseum at 3 pm. The rivals spar over goalie eligibility involving Ray Mikulan, a potential cash cost for the Generals. Coach Rory McLennan demands improvement after a lackluster showing versus Johnstown as the team seeks a climb back from third to challenge the league’s second place.
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Charlotte Clippers
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Clippers
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Generals
Rory McLenahan
Johnstown
Cecil Hauser Are In State BPAA Tourney
Bobby Cecil and Roy Hauser, top duck pin bowlers from High Point, will represent High Point in the North Carolina BPAA playoffs at the Carolina Bowl in Greensboro starting at 1 p.m. Cecil and Hauser earned spots in the state playoffs after a local elimination at Carolina Bowling Center. The ten game event features 29 participants, with the top two advancing to the National BPAA tournament.
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Roy Hauser
North Carolina
High Point
Greensboro
Cecil
Hauser
Carolina Bowling Center
Kewlers
Cecil and
Bob Cecil
Chas
White
Lopez Honored in New York by Baseball Writers
Al Lopez, who led the Chicago White Sox to their first pennant in 40 years, is awarded the Bill Slocum Award by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Nellie Fox will receive the Sid Mercer Award as player of the year, and Ty Cobb earns a special award for longstanding achievements.
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NEW York
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Bill Slocum
The
Baseball Writers Assn. of America
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Sid Mercer
Ty Cobb
Clemson Beats Gamecocks 74-69 in ACC Showdown
Clemson topples South Carolina 74-69 to earn its first ACC win, led by Patterson 24 and the Krajack brothers, as Ed Krajack drills a late crucial shot. South Carolina falls to 2-5. Clemson stands 7-8. Dixon, honored by the Washington Touchdown Club, praised as outstanding armed forces player.
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Mahaffey
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Shample
Sti
Quantico
Wil ‘Overgaard
Boa Sale
ORT Hom
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
N C State swimmers win 59 36 over Virginia
In Charlottesville NC State dominates Virginia 59 36 as eight of eleven races finish NC State wins Best and D Anna lead with multiple victories and relays Cutter Wilcox and Adams also contribute top finishes as Wolfpack claim the ACC meet on the road
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Morris
Hayman Wa
Elam
Dalby
Dianna
Cochran
Hanrahan
Frudman
Coble
Sykes
Mast
Smith
di Anna
Benham
Moss
Scott
Bradley
Roman Colonel Captures Royal Poinciana Handicap
Roman Colonel, carrying 130 pounds, won the Royal Poinciana Handicap at Hialeah Park in 1:09 1-5 for six furlongs, his seventh straight victory. Alhambra pressed him to a head, Dunece ran third, Kentucky Pride fourth. prize money totaled $18,852.50. Lois C. Cook rode the winner as a large crowd watched opening day NBC telecast.
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Miami
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Roman Colonel
Hialeah Park
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Claiborne Farm
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Calumet Farm
Kentucky Pride
Ed Wartman
Caseyville
My Colonel
Roman
Florida
Tropical Park
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Hialeah
NBC
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
A rapid run of college basketball results shows multiple cities and teams tallying wins and losses. Notable scores include Maryland over Duke, 56 to 48, Michigan State 96 over Illinois 88, Notre Dame 75 over St. Francis Pa. 36, and Virginia 72 over Virginia State 84. Several games went overtime with Kentucky 78 over Tennessee 68 and VMI 77 defeating Richmond 76.
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Is Pappy In or Is He Out at West Virginia
Morgantown West Virginia AP talks about lingering uncertainty over Art Pappy Lewis status as WVU football coach. With a 3-7 last season many expect a decision after meetings by the Athletic Council and Board of Governors through the weekend awaiting an official announcement.
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West Virginia University
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Athletic Council
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