Classic 1aTH Flight results and participant list
The snippet lists flight 1a results with scores like Garrett 14 and JH Hudson Jr 111-106-103-96, along with top marks by Leonard Stevenson 115-105 and Bruce Hutchens 178-0001s-1id-ad5. It also names many non-starters and participants including Jimmy Michael Jack Sherrill Rick Burge John Carter Harold Rush Lon Wise Swain John Anders Hubert Hobson Jim Tolbert Ted Harris Randy Morrow Dick Carter Tommy Sullivan Jimmy Hall Freddie Little Jack Powell Lloyd Carter and Barry Russell Tom Prangley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames Garrett
Bi JH Hudson, Jr
Leonard Stevenson
Bruce Hutchens
Jimmy Michael
Jack Sherrill
Rick Burge
John Carter
Harold Rush
Lon WicSwain
John Anders
Hubert Hobson
Jimh Tolbert
Ted Harris
Randy Morrow
Dick Carter
Tommy Sullivan
Jimmy Hall
Freddie Little
Jack Powell
Lloyd Carter
Barry Russell
Tom Prangley
Vernon Garren
Jack Pierce
Bill Gansman
Gene la Prade
Ron Johnson
Ted Wagoner
Pete Powe
Jim Brewer
Jim Underwood
Bill & Walt
Gary Rogers
Dan Bumgarner
CA Husson
Jim Kearns
Norman Peace
David Lotiin
Arnold Easter
James’ Burris
Glenn Cote
Harold Meredith
Jimmy Hunt
Ted Burleson
Terry Vestal
Don Young
Charles Garrett
Richard Gordon
Steve Clement
Danny McNair
Harris and Cecil Sweep Golfer Flight Victories in Classic
Harris wins the 1st flight and Dan Cecil takes the 14th with an 11 shot margin over Danny Bailey. Vestal leads the 15th flight with 374, edging Davenport at 381. Brock wins a playoff for 16th over Shook at 384. Tolbert tops Mickey by 12 in the 17th, Garrett sweeps the 18th, and Ussery closes with 89 for 410 in the 19th. Olshinski earns Anchorman honors with 642 four days. Trophies to winners and runners up. pickup for absentees at Blair Park pro shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cecil
Danny Bailey
Ken Vestal
Jerry Davenport
Virgie Brock
Rich Shook
Rick Tolbert
John Mickey
James Garrett
JH. Hudson Jr
Mike Ussery
Richard Ammoans
Phil Olshinski
Blair Park Pra Shop
Inman Wins By One Stroke In Golf Tourney
Inman claimed victory by a single stroke over Weiskopf and Jones as storms disrupted the final round. Weiskopf shot a 70 amid drizzle and downpour. Jones finished 73 for a 278 tied with multiple players including Lou Graham J C Snead Charles Coady and Roger Malthie. Mark Hayes close but bogeyed last hole missing a World Series spot. Lee Trevino withdrawn due to back pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiskopf
Jones
Teader
Lou Graham
J.C. Snead
Charles Coady
Roger Malthie
Coady
Snead
Graham
Malthie
Mark Hayes
Hate
Lee Trevino
U.S
Pearson Captures 6th NASCAR Win at Riverside
David Pearson won the Riverside 400 at Riverside International Raceway with a 105.256 mph average, securing his sixth Grand National victory of the year after leading late. Bobby Allison finished second, one and a sixth seconds behind, earning $15,000.
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Riverside
Calif
David Pearson
Pearson
Bobby Allison
Riverside International Raceway
Wood Brothers
Nascar
Cale Yarborough
Allison
Yarborough
Junior Johnson
Arizona State and Eastern Michigan lead in College World Series
In Omaha Arizona State remains unbeaten after a 9-2 win over Washington State while Eastern Michigan edged Clemson 3-2 in 10 innings. Arizona, considered the top challenger, faces Clemson as Maine meets Washington State. Brock notes a potential all Arizona showdown as the event proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Arizona
Arizona State
Eastern Michigan
Jim Brock
Washington State
Brock
Sun Devils
Clemson
Maine
Bob Owchinko
Bob Welch
Ickx Sweeps Le Mans Classic Amid Tragedy and Heat
Belgian driver Jacky Ickx won the Le Mans Classic in blistering heat aboard a Porsche 936 as 24 of 55 starters finished. A Datsun, driven by Andre Haller, crashed and burned killing the driver, while a race official died of heat stroke. Co driver Gijs Van Jennep noted Ickx’s burning right foot, and rivals Alain de Cadenet and Chris Craft suffered similar burns slowing their pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belgium
Jacky Ickx
Ickx
Andre Haller
Jacky
Gijs van Jennep
Holland
Alain de Cadenet
Chris Craft
Tckx
Kemper Open to Stay at Quail Hollow in Charlotte
The Kemper Open will remain at Quail Hollow Country Club in Charlotte for the next two years. Tournament chairman Charlie Willard said no dates are set for 1977 but hopes to place the event two weeks before the U.S. Open. The move to Quail Hollow began in 1969 after an initial run in Sutton, Massachusetts.
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Charlotte
N.C
Quail Hollow Country Club
Charlie Willard
Willard
Kemper
Quail Hollow
Sutton
Mass
Caponi Hangs On For Win
Donna Caponi Young saved her season with a sudden death playoff victory over Judy Rankin in Toronto. Caponi parred the 16th hole while Rankin bogeyed to collect $12,000 and lift her 1976 earnings totals to $25,105. Rankin increased her season winnings to $79,275 as she chased the LPGA single-year record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Donna Caponi Young
Jerry Barber
Barber
Rankin
Midland
Tex
JoAnne Carner
Garinger Advances to 4A Final Against Richmond County
Garinger meets Richmond County in the deciding game of the state 4A high school baseball championship. Richmond County holds a 1-0 series lead after a 3-2 win, while Garinger forced a deciding game behind a 12-11 comeback. Brick Smith and Charlie Davis are the probable pitchers.
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Charlotte
N.C
Garinger
Richmond County
Brick Smith
Charlie Davis
Solomon Beaten By Panatta In French Open Final
Solomon, 5 foot 6, 190 pounds, loses to Adriano Panatta in four sets at Roland Garros. Panatta’s power and net play overwhelm the Silver Spring native, who laments lack of rest between semifinals and final. Solomon had hoped Paris clay would suit his baseline game, but Panatta’s mix of big serves, movement, and rhythmic variety prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Harold Solomon
Adriano Panatta
Solomon
Silver Spring
Arthur Ashe
Roland Garros
Panatta
Rome
Bjorn Borg
Eddie Dibbs
Miami
Women shine at AAU Track and Field Championships
In Los Angeles at UCLA Drake Stadium the AAU Championships combined with the men's meet produced four individual and two team records. Kathy Schmidt extended her American javelin mark and Kathy McMillan posted a long jump win, while Arthurene Gainer set a hurdles record and Jan Merrill became the first American woman to complete the 3000 meters in under nine minutes. Other winners included Chandra Cheeseborough, Joni Huntley, Jane Frederick, Madeline Manning Jackson, Lorna Forde, and Francie Larrieu as Olympic trials contenders. Schmidt emphasized the mark was a stepping stone and she aimed to surpass the current standard by several feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ucla
Drake Stadium
Montreal
AAU
Kathy Schmidt
Munich
Kathy McMillan
North Carolina
Martha Watson
Arthurene Gainer
Prairie View
Jan Merrill
New London
Eugene
Ore
U.S
Chandra
Cheeseborough
Rosalyn Bryant
Joni Huntley
Oregon State
Jane Frederick
America
Pelathlon Hope
Madeline Manning Jackson
Lorna Forde
Barbados
Francie Larrieu
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bin Palen
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Porsche
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Francois Migault
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Patrick Depailler
Niki Lauda
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Milwaukee
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Rex Mays
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Alamo Barber Shop
Dallas Ave
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Frank Beauley
S. Main Street
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