Panic and the 60th PGA berth haunt Oosterhuis and peers
In a season spotlight, Peter Oosterhuis battles for the critical 60th Tour playoff card while facing a long layoff after Westchester. He plans a three week break before the B C Open and PGA Championship, hoping rest sharpens his game and mental edge. The note details his slow start, past form, and European success as he eyes comeback in 1976.
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Lee
Jack Nicklaus
Wake Forest
Lanny Wadkins
Peter Qosterhuis
Oosterhuis
High Point
Westchester
Harold Moose
Qosterhuis
Europe
U.S
Wynn Leads Canadian Open as Pate Trails by Two
Bob Wynn fired a four under 66 to lead the 67th Canadian Open by two strokes over Jerry Pate. Lyn Lott and Ben Crenshaw sit in a tie for third at 205 and 206 respectively at Essex Golf and Country Club as Arnold Palmer sits three off the lead after 36 holes. Wynn, idolized by Palmer but inspired by Nicklaus, eyes his first PGA main tour win while aiming for $40,000 and a season total above $61,000.
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Windsor
Ont
Bob Wynn
Professional Golfers Association
Wynn
Jerry Pate
Lyn Lott
Ben Crenshaw
Jack Nicklaus
Essex Golf and Country Club
Palmer
Jerry Heard
Dick Crawford
Ed Sneed
Randy Erskine
Bob Eastwood
Rex Caldwell
Pate
Mike Mitchell
Dan Halidarson
Pawn Schice
Phil Rodgers
Lanawadians
Essex Gulf
Johnny Marer
Jack Wing
Massengale
Welly Armstrong
North
Dick Larz
Derry Pate
Bobby Wadkins
Roger Maline
Gene Littler
David Graham
Babe Hiskey
Ed Stee
Bull Kratzert
Bob Zender
Allen Milter
Kerratt Zarley
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Erickson
Tof
Gary
Mike Hill
Bruce Devitaies
Mike Wynn
Bban
Tony Jacklin
John Toepel
Curts Sifford
George Burns
Bud Allin
Ciena Heber
Don Bies
Gibby Gilbert
Pete Brown
Bob Gilder
Tommy McGinnis
John Mahatley
Tom Esley
Bob E Smith
Bob Menne
Charles Coody
Gay Brewer
Jimmy Wright
J Snead
Ray Floyd
Julys Boros
Gary Prayer
Don Lister
Bruce Letzkeid
Jim Colbert
Dale Hayes
Arnold Palmer
Ken Fulton
al Geiberger
Roger Kiatt
Calvin Peete
Larry Gegler
High Point Swim Club Qualifies Three More for Nationals
Columbia North Carolina action reports High Point Swim Club adding three swimmers to the National Junior Olympics roster to be held in August. Susan Foster made the 1500 free, Dick Cottam the 100 free, and Alan Post the 200 breast. High Point totalled ten swimmers in the meet, six reaching nationals, leading the state outside Greensboro.
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Columbia
3.C
High Point Swim Club
Susan Foster
Dick Cottam
Alan Post
High Point
Greensboro
Asheville
Baumann Wins Boys 12 and Under Clay Crown
Fourth seed Jim Baumann of Phoenix defeated sixth seed Bo Johnson of Lakeland Florida to win the Boys 12 and under clay court tennis championship in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Jim Baumann
Phoenix
Bo Johnson
Lakeland
Fla
City Tennis Program Nurtures Young Netters
Eight to sixteen year olds make up the Oak Hollow Masters Program selected from tryouts. They trained since November at local recreation centers two nights weekly and played in several tournaments. Ed Ray city tennis director praises their potential as they prepare for area meets and the High Point City Tournament in August.
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Ile Nastase
Bjorn Borg
Arthur Ashe
Rod Laver
Oak Hollow
Ed Ray
City
High Point City
Ray
High Point
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