Pinehurst No 2 Tops NC Golf Poll Amid Shifts
Pinehurst No 2 remains the leading NC course with a strong vote lead over CCNC and other top layouts. Willow Creek rises to 10th, Sedgefield slips to 11th, while Gaston and Carolina Trace enter the top 20 alongside continued activity at Mid Pines in 1977 events and senior tours.
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Pinehurst No. 2
North Carolina
Carolina
Maagazine
Roepie
High Point
Willow Creek
Sedgefield
GGO
Pinehurst No
CCNC
Tanglewood
Grandfather Golf and Country Club
Quail Hollow
Charlotte
Mid Pines
Southern Pines
N.C
U.S
Crosby Clambake In Swing Today At Pebble Beach
Crosby Clambake opens at Pebble Beach with stars Jack Nicklaus Johnny Miller Tom Weiskopf Tom Watson and Gene Littler plus celebrities Clint Eastwood Glen Campbell and Efrem Zimbalist Jr. The sun shines and temps feel near perfect while players react to unusually mild conditions for the Bing Crosby event despite prior tour weather.
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Phbble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Tom Weiskopf
Tom Watson
Gene Littler
Clint Eastwood
Glen Campbell
George &Scott
Efram Zimbalist Jr
Crosby
Tamm
Bing Crosby
Bing
High Point tops Guilford in overtime thriller
High Point University outlasted Guilford 94 to 92 in overtime to snap Guilford’s 29 home win streak and extend HPC’s winning streak to four. West led HPC with 22 points and Sam Kennedy poured in 28 for Guilford before fouling out in overtime.
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Paul Shinn
Sparta
Edhtor Obec
aDalan Sae
Volved
Carolinge
Ually
High Point
Guilford
HPC
Hayes
Leon Dickens
Sam Kennedy
West
Quakers
Shaw
Hungry Devils Edge Wake In OT Battle
Duke and Wake Forest played a fast paced game with neither side dominant until Duke surged to a 97-98 overtime victory. Willie Hodge led Duke with five of 15 overtime points while Wake, coming off early success and a top five ranking, faced a fourth ACC loss as coach Carl Tacy urged more work. Wake had the late edge, but a last shot by Wayne Forth fell short as Schellenburg’s 15-footer missed with two seconds left.
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Pearl Shaw
Paul Drechsler
High Point
Kennedy
Mike Glover
HPC
Hayes
Ray Coble
Guilford
Coble
Shaw
Jack Jensen
West
Panthers
Ouitterd
Carol Wilson
Durham
Duke
Bill Foster
Blue Devils
ACC
Devils
Wake Forest
Willie Hodge
Blue Devil
Carl Tacy
Deacs
Wake
Tacy
Deacons
Jerry Schellenburg
Jim Spanarkel
Red Griffin
Clemson Upsets Maryland In Tight ACC Clash
Clemson coach Bill Foster offered no old sages as his Tigers stunned second-ranked Maryland 82 27. Lefty Driesell blasted the turnover plagued Terps and pledged lineup changes while Clemson surged late to seal the win before 13 112 fans. Maryland dropped to 13 2 in ACC play as Wake Forest stumbled, Duke and North Carolina led the chase.
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College Park
Clemton
Bill Foster
Tigers
Lefty Driesell
Maryland
Terps
Foster
Driesell
Clemson
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina
N.C. State
State
Virginia
Pitt
Deacons
NCAA
ACC
John Lucas
T Ken
Mo Howard
Brad Davis
Lucas
Stan Rome
Derrick Johnson
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Fellas
Crosby Clambake
Weather Bureau
Sutton
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Billy Highsmith
Dennis West
John Ralls
Panther
Devils Edge
Perarsan
Armittong
Spanacii
Adcadarnos
Ike Cao
Caver
Marylene
Islet Chats
Dial
Williamson Jrand
ABE Comtives
Arnold Jones Oil and Heating CO
Leisui
Onegrouf
Wright
Texaco
Volkswagen
Harald Thompson
VAS Ars
Falcon Regency
Golden Falcon
Wilbur Martin
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