Hoover Opens With 68 To Lead High Point Golf
Bill Hoover fired a 68 at Blair Park to take a two stroke lead in the High Point Golf Assn tournament. Ray Owens and Stan Kinney trailed by two and three strokes respectively as over 180 golfers began the 36 hole opening round.
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Bill Hoover
Blair Park
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Seventh Annual International Blue Marlin Tournament Begins
HATTERAS N C AP Joseph W Janssen of Islamorada Florida returns to defend his title as the Seventh Annual International Blue Marlin Tournament opens Tuesday. Edison Meekins of the Hatteras Marlin Club says 55 to 60 participants are expected with 12 or more clubs represented. The Gulf Stream fishing event will focus on blue marlin and has seen seven marlins landed off Hatteras this season.
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Gamecocks Sign Prep Cage Ace
University of South Carolina signs backcourt star Robert B Corky Carnevale from Bullis Prep School. He is the son of a retiring U.S. Naval coach and joins on a basketball grant-in-aid. Carnevale is 19, 5 feet 3 inches, 175 pounds.
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Robert B
Corky) Carnevale
Bullis Prep
U.S. Naval Rae
Ben Carnevalung
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Tar Heels and Trojans open NCAA tourney in Omaha
In Omaha the Tar Heels meet the Trojans in the opening NCAA game scheduled for 8 p.m. and 10 15 p.m. EDT Monday. North Carolina beat Florida State to reach the round while Texas pursues a two year title bid in a district tourney context as Northeastern and St Johns plan a later matchup.
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Open Championship Opens Thursday at Olympic Club
South Africa's Pen Player defends his United States Open title as the course at the Olympic Club tests precision over power. The 6,727 yard Lake course, par 35 35, is among the shortest for a national open, with the 1955 event at the venue ending in a playoff where Jack Fleck defeated Ben Hogan after a 287 tied score.
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Associated Press
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Marti Leads Buick Open With 69 In Second Round
Fred Marti fired a three under par 69 to take a two stroke lead at 139 in the Buick Open after second round play at Grand Blanc Michigan. He credited a hot putter and a near miss on the fifth hole for lifting his score with 28 putts and a 20 foot birdie finish.
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Associated Press
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Mich
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Riverdale
N.Y
Buick Open Qualifiers in Grand Blanc Mich
Qualifiers for the final two rounds of the Buick Open Golf tournament were held in Grand Blanc Michigan with players vying for spots in the weekend rounds.
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Fireball 300 Set For Today at Asheville Speedway
The 150 mile Grand National event at Asheville Weaverville Speedway starts at 2 30 p m after time trials at 1 p m A predicted crowd of 10 000 is expected More than 30 NASCAR touring drivers participate with Richard Petty driving a 1966 Plymouth long track car for the first time on a short track Darel Dieringer unofficially tops the old track pace in a 1966 Mercury Comet with 20 80 seconds at 86 539 mph.
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Bobby Cole Wins British Amateur at Carnoustie
Bobby Cole an 18 year old pro trainee of Gary Player defeated Ronnie Shade of Scotland 3 and 2 in an 18 hole final cut short by rain at Carnoustie Scotland. Cole led from the 14th with a birdie and wrapped up on the 16th after Shade erred in a decisive moment. Shade had earlier eliminated Gordon Cash 2 and 1 in the semifinals.
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Hiatt Appoints John Doby Trinity Football Coach Athletic Director
John Doby accepts Trinity High football head coach role while Gene Hiatt is elevated to athletic director. Doby, famed for the single wing, brings a 106–30–5 coaching record across Mills Home East Davidson and Southern Alamance, promising leadership for Trinity football and track.
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Trinity High School
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Fair Grove
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Mills
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Davidson
Thomasville
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