Allin Reflects On Rookie Year On Tour In Greensboro
Bud Allin, 1971 Greater Greensboro Open champion, talks about a challenging rookie year on the tour. He explains finances, debts, a new Mercury, and life with his wife and baby while touring nationwide. Hubert Green and George Archer join in locker room banter about fashion and fame.
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Possum
George Archer
Bud Allin
Muscles
Green
Allin
Santa Barbara
Calif
Rod Funseth
Dave Eichelberger
GGO
Tour
Mercury
Greensboro
Shoney’s
Players’ School
Tucson
Dave Stockton
Dale Douglas
Tommy Jacobs
Richard Crawford
North Carolina
Brian Allin
Allen
Owens Aycock Lead Satellite Tourney At Etowah
Charles Owens and Tom Aycock led by two strokes in the third round of the Kemper-Asheville Open satellite event at Etowah Valley. Pro Steve Metz posted 68 in round two, while amateurs J C Hyatt and Doug London joined top contenders as scores stacked toward the 14 under marks.
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Etowah
Charles Owens
Tom Aycock
Marty Fleckman
Martin Roesink
J.C. Hyatt
Asheville
Doug London
Charlotte
Mike Reasor
Miami
Fla
Percy Massey
Etowah Valley Country Club
Craig Metz
Ralph Johnston
New Images Lead Kemper Open Chase on Day Three
The Kemper Open sees Bob Lunn and Dale Douglass atop the leaderboard as Lunn shoots a 66 and Douglass a 65 on Quail Hollow’s damp course. Lunn credits weight loss and consistent distance while Douglass laments a near course record but praises his red attire and new look.
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Douglass
Terry Dill
Byerly and Hartman Tied After Opening HPGA Round
Richard Hartman led early in the High Point Golf Association tournament at Blair Park before Steve Byerly shot a three under par 69 to tie Hartman after 18 holes in the 54 hole event. Doug Smith Tim Cook and Jay Hoover were one stroke behind with sub par rounds as five others trailed.
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Richard Hartman
Steve Byerly
Byerly
High Point Golf Association
Blair Park
Hartman
Lino
Doug Smith
Tim Cook
Jay Hoover
Stan Kinney
Jim Keever
Henry Weaver
Freddie Little
Jim Stephens
Larry Bullin
Ronnie O'Dell
Jerry Williams
Howard Cooper
Rick Burge
Harold Lea
Robert Baily
Ken Cagle
Francis Harris
W. L. Flowers
Harold Reid
Richard Sparks
Jack Byerlyn
Jack Wrenn
James Kenan
Eddie Forward
I Wyrick Teeeee
Ra Morrow
Howard Levin
Do Auman
Darrell Parker
Jim Neely
Tate Richard Robbins
Bill Anderson
J. W. Wilson
Ray Hearndon
Aubrey Bottoms
Butch Moorefield
Bale le On Ee
Wayne Willard
Ay Setee
Ray Hicks
Ray Owens
Joe Deal
Hobbs Shuts Out Asheboro as Post 87 Wins 5-0
High Point Post 87 topped Asheboro 5 to 0 behind Randy Hobbs two-hitter and his second win of the season. Ledwell drove in two runs, Hobbs added another in the sixth, and Hawks, McKnight and Lambeth each had two hits for the winner. Post 87 improved to 3-3 and prepares to face Greensboro Burber at High Point College.
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High Point Post 87
Asheboro
Randy Hobbs
High Point
Chuck Hartman
Greensboro Burber
High Point College
Post 87
Randy Ledwell
Hobbs
Mark Hawks
Dave McKnight
Scott Lambeth Cae
Lunn’s diet drives lead at Kemper Open golf
Bob Lunn shed 60 pounds after a Christmas weigh in to power a 66 second round and a 135 total, grabbing a one stroke halfway lead at the Kemper Open. Dale Douglass posted a 65 to move within one of the pace, while Mason Rudolph stood third with 137 and Tom Weiskopf slipped to 72.
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Charlotte
Bob Lunn
Dale Douglass
Quail Hollow
Lunn
Tom Weiskopf
Douglass
San Francisco
Mason Rudolph
Bill Braskenerreferee
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Art Wail Ateee Tones
L Herb Hooper
Jerry Barrier Cops
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Sone Eeeeeee
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Les Peterson
Bob Goalby
Trteee
Red Curl
Dean Refram
Bob Stone Tees
Ares
Bud Allin Thee
Dale Douglas
Tony Jacklin
Terry Wilcox Orr Ween Ewe
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Larry Ziegler
Joel Goldstrand Entree Eee Vee
Miller Barber
Dan Sikesesese
Gary Player
Ken Fulton
Rod Funseth
Hal Underwood Evessence
Larry Hinson
Bob Rosburg Eerereees
Bobby Mitchell
Larry Wood Cer Barst
Ees Cenepe
Jim Colbert
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Arnold Palmer Obseeere
Tom Alozas
Bert Greene
Jim Grant Seer
Eeee
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Jerry Heard
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Curtis Sifford
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Bert Weaver
Fred Marti
DeWitt Weaver
Howie Johnson
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Ron Cerrudo Erreerertener
Bradley Anderson
Tom Sisolak
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Grier Jones
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Bill Garrett
Rash Baker
Gene Ferrell
Rik Massengale
Howell Fraser
Larry White
Bob Charles
Jack Harden
Don Bies
Lee Trevino
George Johnson
Lou Graham
Bruce Crampton
al Mengert
Babe Hickey
Mike Hill
Larry Mowry
Ross Randal
Ecereres
Hubert Green
Mick Shaw Evens
Julius Boros
Dave Lee
Sam Snead
Richie Karl
George Archer
Dick Carmody
Bob Smith Oe
Paul Moran
Dave Richelberger
Sherman Finger Eons
Jerry McGee
Kermit Zarley Fence
Randy Wolff
Cesar Sanudo
RH. Sikes
Eee
Dick Goetz
Ken Folkes
Ken Still
Jerry Abbott
Dwight Nevil
Gibby Gilbert
Beorge Knudson
Jim Ferrie
Hen Barabin
Jimamieson
Pete Brown
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob Dickson
Billy Maxwell
Lee Elder
Bob Payne
Dave Boliman
Bob Pikin
Dennis Rouse
George Smith
Randy Glover
Robert Nichols
Bob Barbarossa
J.C. Snead
Steve Bogan
Steve Frieber
Wees
Claude Harmon Jr
John Schroeder
Lee McDowell
Wilf Homenuik
Arene Iets
Carroll
Steve Reid
Teen Ory Feretete
Jim
Norman Flynn
Labron
High Point Section B item from June 12, 1971
A brief June 12 1971 entry from High Point Section B notes a local item added to the paper. It records no further details within the readable text.
Allisons Up Front For 400
Cambridge Michigan story notes Bobby Allison wins pole for the Motor State 400 with 161.190 mph, narrowly beating brother Donnie Allison who clocks 161.095 for second on the front row. Mercury teammates Pete Hamilton and Bobby Isaac hold row two with 160.900 and 160.507 mph. The race starts at 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Cambridge
Mich
Allison
Bobby
Donnie
Charlotte
Dover
Del
Talladega
Pete Hamilton
Bobby Isaac
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