Elks National Golf Championship Crowns Dr. Jerry Smith
Dr. Jerry Smith of Southern Pines won the Elks national golf championship after a four way sudden death playoff. Smith, who led the first round, finished at 224 with a birdie on the second hole of the playoff. Tip Eddy Ken Bowen Archie Simmons Gene Martin Bill Gray and others chased in the final rounds.
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Blalock suspended over alleged LPGA rule violation
Janie Blalock faces suspension after warnings as Bud Erickson of the LPGA defends the committee’s handling to protect her from a public scandal. Toski notes Blalock’s talent to win and suggests a $5,000 fine might have sufficed. Blalock led money winners with 32886 dollars this year.
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Hammering Hank Leads Braves to Big Win Over Phillies
Hank Aaron powered the Atlanta Braves with his 649th career homer and 14th grand slam as they routed the Philadelphia Phillies 15 to 3. Aaron, Casanova, Lum, Twitchell, and Koegel starred while Woodie Fryman struggled early.
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High Point Dominates Durham Invitational with Records
High Point Swim Team set eight more records at the Durham Invitational, finishing first with 499 points. Robert Crowder led with wins in the 200 IM 400 IM and 100 free. Molly Millis swept two IMs and won the 100 breast. Sanniota Flynn Bencini and Meredith also claimed titles as age-group trophies went to top scorers.
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Matra-Simca Leads Le Mans As Alfas Close In
At Le Mans the Matra-Simcas took a 23 second lead over Alfa Romeos near the quarter mark. Briton Graham Hill and Francois Cevert piloted one Matra, with Henri Pescarolo and Howden Ganley in the other. Early Lola leaders faded as Alfa Romeos and a Porsche 908 trailed, while Beltoise’s Matra suffered a piston fire and Jabouille stopped with engine trouble.
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