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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1975

Page

4

Miller predicts open will go to final holes at Carnoustie

Johnny Miller enters the fourth round tied as a top contender at the 104th British Open as the course record is expected to fall again and the winner likely decided on the final four holes. Miller shot 66 in the third round to tie Carnoustie’s 7,065 yard course record and move past Jack Nicklaus as a betting favorite, finishing third after day three.

Carnoustie Scotland Johnny Miller Miller

Open Championship final day opens with tight leader pack

Friday's third round at the Open shows four strokes separating the top 10 as Bobby Cole leads at 204 after a 12 under par. Miller notes the field is packed with Miller, Watson, Nicklaus, Irwin, Mahaffey and Tapie at 206-208. the 18th hole Barry Burn risks the title. Gary Player stumbled with 215 and leaders Oosterhuis and Huish faded as the U S challengers loom.

Bobby Cole South Africa Jack Newton Cole United States Miller Tom Watson Jack Nicklaus Hale Irwin John Mahaffey Alan Tapie Andries Oosthuizen Barry Burn Gary Player Carnoustie Scotland Johnny Miller Neil Coles Peter Oosterhuis Graham Marsh Bernard Gallacher David Huish Paul Leonard George Burns Tommy ‘Horton Arnold’ Palmer Hubert, Green Te Tom Weiskopf Danny Edwards Maurice Bembridge Brian Waites Robert Shearer Sienan Hobday Lat Stanley David Graham Bill Brask Lon Hinkle Eddie Pearce Guy Hunt Dale Hayes Hugh Baiocch David Vaughan Bob Charles Tiente Gritz Brian Barnes Sam Torrance Idtety Roberto Ae Vicenze Erie Lee Trevino Christy O'Connor Jr Brian Huggett Kel Nagle Michael Cahill Lou Graham Ja JA Norman Wood Martin Foster Raymong Floyd Bill Garret Carl Mason Vicente Fernandez Peter Wilcock Peter Townsend Dennis Clark Roddy Carr Terry ‘Lebrocq Liang-Huan Ly Peter Raneson John Jacobs Bob Gilder Jan Dorrestein Hari, Hansen Dewil! Weaver Craig Stadler Mark Pfeil Spike Kelley Arnold Dokka

Forbes Hockey Trial Amateur Testimony In Minneapolis

In a Minneapolis courtroom an amateur hockey player testified that a hockey stick is a cheap-shot instrument and described the incident in Bloomington where Dave Forbes allegedly jabbed Henry Boucha in the eye and fought with him. Witnesses said Forbes charged Boucha, swung the stick and then pummeled him with fists before teammates intervened. A first U.S. case pairing a professional sports event with criminal court.

Minneapolis Boston Bruins Dave Forbes Mark Zelenovich Forbes Henry Boucha Minnesota North Stars Bloomington Minn Boucha Minnesota Robert Utecht The North Stars Henry Utecht Boston Don Cherry Zelenovich Ken Hodge Roger Erickson Erickson Roger Lohr New Brighton United States Ronald Meshbesher

Golfers challenged at Moline in Quad Cities Open lead

In Moline Illinois Oakwood Country Club hosts the Quad Cities Open with Dave Eichelberger holding a 10 under par 132 after 36 holes. He leads Sam Snead and Homero Blanca by five strokes while Howard Twitty Jr and Roger Maltbie share 139 after strong starts.

Dave Eichelberger Sharp Sam Snead Homero Blanca Terrance Dill Gary McCord Mark Hayes Frank Beard Howard Twitty Jr Eichelberger Roger Maltbie

Manns Talking Makes Sense In LPGA First Round

Carol Mann urged herself to get it rolling and then delivered a record seven straight birdies in a nine hole 29 for a LPGA tournament. Pam Higgins led Amherst coverage with a 66 and a one shot lead while others trailed.

Columbus, Ohio Carol Mann LPGA

Money Goes Out Of AIR Money Goes Out Of AIR

Atlanta Inter national Raceway distributed more than 165200 for tax and wage claims in its initial bankruptcy phase. The largest payment, 103192, went to Henry County tax department. Trustee Stacey W. Cotton said Walter Nix James Baker of Atlanta and L G DeWitt of Ellerbe will manage the speedway when the plan completes. Races Dixie 500 NASCAR classic Nov 9 and Southern Sportsmen 300 Sept 28 are on the schedule.

Atlanta, Ga Atlanta International Raceway Henry County Raceway Stacey W. Cotton Walter Nix James Baker Atlanta L. G. DeWitt Ellerbe N.C Cotton

Kupchak Starts Recovery After Back Surgery

Mitch Kupchak, 6-9 Tar Heel center, underwent disc surgery at North Carolina Memorial Hospital to relieve a yearlong back pain. Three surgeons operated Friday. coach Dean Smith expressed confidence he will play next season.

Chapel Hill Mitch Kupchak North Carolina North Carolina Memorial Hospital Kupchak Mitch Tar Heel Dean Smith

Amaya Reaches Southern Semis as 1 Seed Survives

Victor Amaya of Holland Michigan advanced to the Southern Championship Invitational semifinals as the lone original 16 seed still alive after upsets began with top seed Steve Krulevitz and continued Friday. Amaya defeated Bruce Manson 6-4 7-6, while other seeds fell including Brian Teacher and Tim Gullikson. In women's play Jeanne Evert dominated Candy Reynolds to move toward a fourth straight Southern title with Mary Hamm and Diane Desfor also reaching the semis.

Raleigh, N.C Victor Amaya Holland Mich Tim Gullikson Dayton Ohio Henry Pfister San Jose Calif Gullikson Jim Delaney Jeanne Evert Ft. Lauderdale Fla Candy Reynolds Knoxville Teron Evert

Alpines Lead In Six Hours Endurance At Watkins Glen

At Watkins Glen New York two turbocharged Renault Alpines debut in North America grabbing front row positions for the Six Hours endurance race. Pole sitter Jody Scheckter and Patrick Depailler share a Renault, with Jean Pierre Jarier and Gerard Larrouse starting nearby. An all Alfa Romeo second row features Derek Bell and Henri Pescarolo in one car and Arturo Merzario and Mario Andretti in the other.

Watkins -Glen, N.Y North America Watkins Glen Road Circuit Jody Scheckter South Africa Patrick Depailler France Jean Pierre -Jarier Gerard Larrouse Derek Bell England Henri Pescarolo Arturo Merzario Italy Mario Andretti Nazareth

Ferrari's Cars Charge For Formula 1 Crown

MARANELLO Italy AP At 77 Enzo Ferrari is barred from driving his own racing cars yet he designs more powerful engines and heads toward a seventh Formula One world title He still directs most company activities supervising engine and luxury car projects and arranging racing schedules His son Alfredo died ten years ago and he favors drivers he hires like Fangio Ascari Villoresi Hill Surtees Now he backs Niki Lauda and notes the need to keep cars competitive against English rivals His division churns out four Daytona luxury cars daily while the racing fame boosts Ferrari’s prestige amid a global auto slump

Maranello Italy Enzo Ferrari Ferrari Fiat Spa Alfredo Juan Manuel Fangio Argentina Alberto Ascari Gigi Villoresi Phil Hill United States John Surtees England Niki Lauda Lauda Carlos Reutemann Tauda

Greensboro High Point Swim Meet Stages Second Day Showdown

At Lindley Park Pool the Eastern Invitational Swim Meet continued with Greensboro and High Point leading their divisions as DeKalb Park of Georgia dominates the girls. High Point posts a meet record in the 200 freestyle relay for 10 under girls and claims several consolation wins. Weather rain shifted schedules while swimmers from 35 teams vie for titles and final round standings.

Greensboro High Point Swim Club Lindley Park Pool Greensboro Swim Association High Point DeKalb Park Georgia DeKalb Molly Kueny Ann McGee Tina Schwenk LeAnn Everhart Mark Dula Eddie Armfeild John Bencini Collin Kueny Martha Overman Overman Dick Cottam Michelle Feroe Feroe Marlene McDowell Susan Schwenk Jayne Aaron

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