Dyer Captures Fourth Jaycee Golf Title In 1965
Eddie Dyer, a 1965 Central High School graduate, rallied from five strokes back to win his fourth Jaycee event in five years. He posted a 54 hole total of 223 to beat Richard Hartman, with Dave Catlin and Bobby Korstad tied for third at 230. The win secures Dyer the large permanent trophy bearing prior winners.
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Eddie Dyer
Central High School
Dyer
Richard Hartman
Hartman
Dave Catlin
Bobby Korstad
Dyer wins Blair Park golf title as Hartman shoots 82
Dyer carded a 73 to win the Blair Park event and earn a spot at the state tournament while Hartman finished with an 82. Dyer credited an eagle on the opening hole and said a late lapse cost him a bigger lead. He has previous wins in 1961 1963 and 1964 with a 35 on the front and 38 back nine. Other flight winners included Ingold Millis Calhoun.
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Dyer
Blair Park
Hartman
Wiensen
John Ingold
Dave Millis
Vout
Calhoun
Durham Bulls surge leads Carolina League with 12 hits
Durham wins 10-5 over Burlington as 12 hits including four home runs power the Bulls. Greensboro loses 4-3 to Winston-Salem, keeping Durham ahead by 3½ games while Rocky Mount, Kinston, Peninsula win in other action.
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Bulls
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Kinston
Raleigh
Peninsula
Portsmouth
Carmen Fanzone
Gage Naudian
Joe Cernich
Mike Christine
Bob Weaver
Winston- Salem
Rock Hill loses to Thomasville 11 0 in doubleheader note
Rock Hill fails to score as Thomasville wins 11 to 0 with Bryce no hitting through seven frames and Ashcraft and Beckner homering for Thomasville. The contest follows a night of results including Salisbury 7 Greenville 3 and Shelby 9 Lexington 6 as local teams compete in the Western Carolina League.
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Thomasville
Rock Hill
Salisbury
Greenville
Shelby
Lexington
Ashcorft
Ares
Ae Beckner
Bryce
Bob Tay Wes Ther
Sal Campisi
Ken Gilpatrick
Ed Moxey
Western Carolinas
Hsaint Teees
Gastonia
Statesville
Dick Selma
Spartanburg
Navy Seaman Wins Grappling Championship Upset
Navy Seaman Fred Powell from Norfolk Virginia wins a grappling championship in an upset victory. Powell, a 1964 NCAA veteran and former Penn State star, is currently stationed in Norfolk.
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Navy
Army
Fred Powell
Ageens
Penn State
Norfolk
Bidders Lose Out To Grenoble For 1968 Winter Games
The three bidders lost to Grenoble France for the 1968 Winter Games awarded by the 100th congress at Innsbruck Austria.
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Grenoble
France
Innsbruck
Austria
Legion Team Wins First Game 4-3 in Thirteen Innings
Thomasville edged Winston-Salem 4-3 after a 13 inning marathon. Russell Batten pitched two thirds of an inning, then Cook finished with 14 strikeouts while Thomasville's offense scratched across runs in the sixth and later. Carter, Har rington, Myers, and Isaacs had key hits as Thomasville hosts Greensboro Cone next Monday.
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Bobby Calhoun
Mike
Greg Pennington
Clyde Johnston
Geary Flowers
Jonony Williams
Greg Staderman
Mike Delart Lee
Dim Ivey
Watson
Wesley Vaughn
Billy George
Robin Rice
Rocky Rice
Rey Rocky Barham
Thomasville
Gooch
Stenney Cf
Myers
Hamby Isgees
Carter Cf
Logan
Tobin
Batten
Wilson
Cook
Newsome
McCellan
Winston-Salem
Chair City
Russell Batten
Russell
Steve Carter
Carter
John Harrington
Winston- Salem
Robbie Myers
Wayne Thrift
Eddie Tobin
Jerry Isaacs
Greensboro Cone
Cook Signs Grant With Lees McRae
Central coach George Litton confirms Barry will join next year and hints at uncertainty about future roles or plans while praising the recruit. The statement signals a hopeful signing period and potential lineup changes.
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Grant
Lees-McRae
Central
George Litton
Barry
Last Night's Fights Report From Glasgow and Las Vegas
Ron Jones of Chicago knocked out Jackie Brown in Glasgow. Dave Patterson of Las Vegas outpointed an opponent in Mexico City.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Ron Jones
Chicago
Jackie Brown
Bantam
Los Angeles
Davey Patterson
Las Vegas
Mexico City
Lee Roy Yarbrough Promises Chevy Fight in Dixie 400
Atlanta AP Lee Roy Yarbrough says his 1965 Chevrolet can run with any car as he aims to challenge Ford supremacy in the Dixie 400 at Atlanta International Raceway. Ned Jarrett Ned Paschal and Fred Lorenzen headline a strong field with Lorenzen on pole after fastest qualifying.
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Lee Royie
Yarbrough
Chevrolet
Atlanta International Raceway
Ned Jarrett
Jim Paschal
High Point
N. C
Yarborough
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S. C
Ford
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
G. C. Spencer
Inman
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
Dodge
Bill Decosta
Basking Ridge
N. J
Donald Tucker
Greensboro
N.C
Larry Hess
Salisbury
Junior Spencer
Hamlin
W. Va
Doug Cooper
Gastonia
Neil Castles
Plymouth
Aqueduct Purses Boost Turf Title Cast This Saturday
Horse racing items show the richest turf affair at Aqueduct with the $100,000-added Coaching Club Oaks for 3 year old fillies. Other features include the $50,000-added Swaps at Arlington Park and the Michigan Derby at Hazel Park with prize money and likely entrants.
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Aqueuct
Arlington Park
Hazel Park
Hollywood Park
New York
Ground Contral
Acorn
Howell E. Jackson
Marshaa
Up Cars
Terentia
Swift Ruler
Mr. Pak
Pass the Word
Saber Dance
Finals Set In NAIA Golf Tournament
Ten champion Craig Metz of East Texas State shot a 69 to total 211 after 54 holes and lead by three strokes. Eastern New Mexico State holds first in team standings with Southwestern Louisiana second and East Texas State third followed by Texas Wesleyan and Appalachian State.
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Rockford
Ill
Craig Metz
East Texas State
Metz
Eastern New Mexico State
Southwestern Louisiana
Texas Wesleyan
Appalachian
N.C
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