ACC Cage Tourney Stays Put in Greensboro Through 1980
ACC basketball tournament will stay in Greensboro through 1980 and return to Capital Centre in Landover Maryland in 1981. Clemson athletic director Bill McLellan chaired the decision at a Sunday meeting. Greensboro Coliseum hosts since 1971 except 1976 and 1978. site rotation not adopted.
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Greensboro Coliseum
Greensboro
Marvin
Skeeter
Francis
Atlanta
ACC
Canadian Open final scores and money winners at Glen Abbey
The $225000 Canadian Open at Glen Abbey lists final scores and prize money for many players. Notable figures include Tom Shaw earning 5625, Bob Shearer 4950, Andy Bean 4950, and Andy North 3997, with others like Sam Snead and Jack Nicklaus among the field. status shows withdrawals and miscellaneous scores across a 7090 yard par 72 course.
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Oakville
Ont
Glen Abbey Golf Club
Tom Shaw
Bob Shearer
Andy Bean
Andy North
Billy Casper
George Cadie
Jim Colbert
Knudson
J.C. Snead
Tom Purtzer
Bruce Devlin
Gary Koch
Terry Diehl
Morris Hatalsky
George Burns
Jimmy Wittenberg
Tony Jacklin
Lee Elder
Bobby Nichols
Kermit Zarley
Lou Graham
Mike Reid
Dale Douglass
Butch Baird
Mac McLendon
Gil Morgan
Dwight Nevil
Jack Newton
Gary Player
Mark Hayes
Jim Wiechers
George Archer
Mike Hill
Gary McCord
Jerry McGee
Bruce Lietzke
Ralph Johnston
Lyn Loft
Jonn Schiee
Jonn Lister
Rod Curl
Don Bies
Miller Barber
Jet Mitchell
Bob Eastwood
Bobby Stroble
Jerry Pate
Rod Funseth
HO Mason Rudolph
Randy Erskine
Gary Groh
Frank Conner
Ed Dougherty
Bob Menne
Tom Evans
Harry Toscano
Mark Lye
Bob Murphy
Jim Neiford
Arnold Palmer
Gethin Tops Can Am Race at Road America
Peter Gethin of Sussex England won the 152 mile Can Am race at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin in a Lola T333 to move into the Can Am points lead with 65. John David Briggs finished second as Gilles Villeneuve retired with gearbox trouble and Tom Klausler had a collision during the early laps.
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Gethin
Sussex
England
Road America
John David Briggs
Lola
Schnee Dbi
Tom Kilausler
Klausler
Palatine
Gilles Villenueve
Dallara
Montreal
Patrick Tambay
France
Briggs
Tambay
Elkhart Lake
Dennis Hulme
Hulme
Simple Plan Wins For Stacy
Hollis Stacy won the 1977 U.S. Women's Open at Hazeltine in Chaska Minnesota with a four over par 292. Nancy Lopez finished second, JoAnne Carner third, and Pat Bradley tied for fourth as Stacy claimed the $11 000 first prize after a conservative final round.
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Chaska, Minn
Hollis Stacy
Hazeltine National Golf Club
Miss Stacy
Savannah
Nancy Lopez
Roswell
N.M
Hazeltine
Miss Lopez
JoAnne Carner
Jan Stephenson
Amy Alcott
Pat Bradley
Ms. Stephenson
Chaska
Minn
Suzie McAllister
Donna Caponi Young
Jane Blalock
Sarly Little
Joann Prentice
Judy Rankin
Kathy Whitworth
Sandra Post
Sandra Spurich
Mary Lou Crocker
Peggy Conley
Aed Cullen
Debbie Austin
Carol Mann
Laura Baugh
Debbie Massey
Pam Higgins
Beth Daniel
Baseball Mariners Recall Galasso In Front Office Shuffle
The Seattle Mariners recalled pitcher Bob Galasso from New Orleans of the American Association and reassigned pitcher Stan Thomas as part of a league wide move. The NFL and other leagues show multiple roster changes with signings waivers and releases across Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles Pittsburgh St Louis Cardinal affiliations. Metcalf signed by St Louis Cardinal to a one year contract.
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Associated Press
Seattle Mariners
Bob Galasso
New Orleans
Stan Thomas
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Bod Lingenfelter
Jazz Jackson
Norm Jacobs
Maynard Stensrud
Howard Hackley
Tom Shumatern
Leonard Duncan
Detroit Lions
Emmett Edwards
LOS Angeles Rams
Bob Bru¢zinski
Rod Bockwoldt
Barry Caudill
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bruce Carter
Lou West
Wall Hodges
ST. Louis Cardinals
Terry Metcalf
Trevino Wins Canadian Open After Back Surgery Comeback
Lee Trevino, returning from a winter back surgery, captured the Canadian Open in Oakville with a measured, humble victory. He described doubt about regaining form but credited perseverance and the will to play despite ongoing pain and recovery.
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Oakville
Ont
Lee’ Trevino
Trevino
Lee Trevino seals easy victory at Glen Abbey golf
Lee Trevino captured the Glen Abbey national championship with a final round 74 to finish 8 under par at 280, four strokes ahead of Peter Oosterhuis. He spoke of regaining form after a long drought, noting hard work and belief as keys to his 20th tour win.
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Glen Abbey Golf Club
Trevino
Peter Oosterhuis
England
Tom Kite
Jack Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
Mike McCullough
Bill Kratzert
Mike Morley
Charles Coody
Caldwell's Saga Returns to Circle of Loss and Bankruptcy
Once a basketball star with an NBA title run and a high salary, Caldwell now faces bankruptcy after a career peak with the Pistons and a late ABA stint with the Cougars. He recounts spent wealth, failed businesses, personal strain, and court trustees selling his remaining assets.
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Julius Erving
Caldwell
Carolina
Trop Leads High Point B Swimmers In Invitational Meet
High Point Swim Club earned six first places at the Age Group B Invitational at Bolton Park pool over the weekend. David Trop won the 100 freestyle and 100 backstroke in the boys 15-18 division. other top finishers included Scott Campbell Del Foster Susie Stackhouse Leigh Ann Everhart and several athletes from the High Point squad among 15 teams and about 600 swimmers.
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Winston-Salem
High Point Swim Club
David Trop
Bolton Park Pool
Trop
Scott Campbell
del Foster
Susie Stackhouse
Leigh Ann Everhart
Gottfried Faces Vilas In Washington Final
Brian Gottfried meets Guillermo Vilas in the final of the Washington Star International Tennis Championships with a $20,000 prize for the winner. Vilas, an ace on clay, and Gottfried, a fast-surface specialist, have split four 1980 meetings, and both advanced past clay specialists Harold Solomon and Eddie Dibbs in the semifinals.
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Washington
Brian Gottfried
Guillermo Vilas
Gottfried
Vilas
Argentina
Paris
Harold Solomon
Silver Spring
Eddie Dibbs
Miami Beach
Fila
Independence Wins Another in Newport Trials
Independence, skippered by Ted Hood, won a 28 second race against Courageous in Newport as the America's Cup observation trials continued. Courageous and Enterprise split results with Courageous posting a 13-7 June-July record and Independence at 6-12, raising questions about the defender selection. Hood led Turner through the spectator fleet at the start, saying the maneuver aimed to gain advantage.
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Newport
R.I
Independence
Courageous
Enterprise
Ted Hood
Atlanta Braves
Ted Turner
New York Yacht Club
Hood
Turner
U S A Aims for More Gold at World Games for the Deaf
Leo Bond III led a strong U S team at the World Games for the Deaf in Bucharest Romania as they chase more gold. The U S already has 35 golds after winning basketball and two track titles, while Steve McCalley and relay squads target more medals.
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Bucharest
Romania
Leo Bond III
U.S
Bond
College of Southern Idaho
Steve McCalley
Burbank
Calif
Republic Stadium
San Fernando Valley
McCalley
Mt. San Antonio
Walnut Creek
Byrd's Downs Foy's Garage In Districts
Byrd's defeated Foy's Garage 14 to 11 in a late night men's District 30 softball game. Tonight Mobil plays Hatteras at 6 30 p m Com municon meets Larry Walker at 7 30 Country BBQ faces Kraft Converters at 8 30 Alma Desk meets the 6 30 winner The two middle games are in the winners bracket of the Men's Open division Open and Industrial districts rest Tuesday then semifinals Wednesday and finals Friday.
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Byrd's
Foy's Garage
Mobil
Hatteras
Larry Walker
Country Bbq
Kraft Converters
Alma Desk
City Net Titles Up For Grabs
Upsets highlight the High Point City Tennis Championships at Oak Hollow Center with wins by Bill Utley over Steve Clark in men open singles and Cheryl Bolick over Beth Harrison in women open singles. Other close matches featured Herb Bolick and Wayne Otto in a long duel as the day’s longest match.
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High Point City
Oak Hollow Center
Bill Utley
Oak Hollow
Steve Clark
Clark
Utley
Cheryl Bolick
Beth Harrison
Bolick
Herb
Wayne Otto
Herb Bolick
Wayne Ottoé
Bill Alley
Ken Easter
Ronnie Clinard
Dave Ashcraft
Bill Adams
Ashcraft-Bolick
Washburn
Moreland
Putnam-Zenns
Hartley-Reece
Clark-Otto Ssth-Adamsé
Betsy Utley
Bonnie Hermané
Meg Randle
Elizabeth Hutchens
Nancy Beaver
Mary Ashcrafté
Hartley-Hartley
Kinney
Zenns Oe Moffitt
W White
Pares
Im Grove
Pendryé
Penrice
Schwenk-Mabes
Royster Tucker
David Hayworth
Stephen Picklesimer
David Herman
Meg Callas
Kim Mack
Kent Docbrow
Freddy Wood
Recreation Softball American Division Opener
Ist Game reported for the American Division league featuring Maneres versus Falconettes. Readable fragments indicate Falconettes likely prevailed though details are incomplete.
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Maneres Vo SP
Falconettes
SR Tisss Iver
Dillon doubles title at Eastern Carolina Tennis Association
Scott Dillon, NC State, won the men's open singles title by defeating Tim O'Reilly 6 2 7 6. He then teamed with John Sadii to capture the doubles crown 2 6 6 3 6 3 over Dixon and Bumgardner. Elizabeth Tolson, 17, of New Bern, won the women's open singles 6 3 6 1, and with Dee Blankenhorn defeated Amaya duo 6 1 6 2 in mixed doubles.
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Stephen Picklesimer
David Herman
Meg Callas
Kim Mack
Beth Harrison
Elizabeth Hutchens
Chapel Hill
N.C
Scott Dillon
Dillon
North Carolina State University
Tim O'Reilly
N.C. State
John Sadii
Tommy Dixon
Carl Bumgardner
Elizabeth Tolson
New Bern
Miss Tolson
Ann Frautschi
Dee Blankenhorn
Jim
Carolyn Amaya
Dupre Tops Sapphire Valley Singles and Wins Doubles
Pat Dupre of San Diego with top seed won the Sapphire Valley tournament title defeating Jai DiLouie 6 4 7 5 in the final. He then teamed with Mike Fishback of Great Neck to capture the doubles crown and $2,400 prize money.
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Sapphire
Pat Dupre
San Diego
Calif
Mike Fishback
Great Neck
N.Y
Dupre
Stanford University
Jai DiLouie
Dallas
Texas
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Craig Whitehead
Ben Herndon
Mike Lowery
Joey Bland
Tom Smothers
Malmo
Sweden
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Ana. Ashcraft
Qdom-Kinney
Artiep-Siertage
Utley-Utley
Williams-Williams
Angrer Coe
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Clemmer-Wagners- Bradner
Bradner
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Hal -Wood
Chinard-Cliners
Picklesimer
Bob Bodie
Bob Hoover
Severer Tucker
Charles Jonesé
Joan Stewart
Leonard Casnioné
Bodie-Tucker
Bradner-Rogersé
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Clinars
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David Hayworthé
Tina Schwenk
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Fii
Janice
Joyce WM
Pii-Beck
Royals
Canton
Ann
NAPA
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Archdale
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Een Eew Nner
Ween Eeeeenenes
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Joyce
Helen
Priscilla
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Doris
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