Watson Leads by 1 Stroke in High Point Golf Standings
Roger Watson holds a one stroke lead over Ray Owens after 36 holes in the High Point Golf Assn tournament at Blair Park. Watson, who shot 73-69 for 142, and Owens 70-73 for 143, are in the top positions as 175 golfers compete across 10 flights. Final 18 holes are scheduled Sunday with tee times starting at 7 a.m. and concluding around 1:08 p.m.
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Gene Jones
Dave Ingold
Harold Reid
Randy Hutchens
Red Dobbins
Richard Briley
Burlington Wins at Moose Convention Drill and Ritual
Burlington North Carolina captured the ritual competition while Greenville North Carolina won the drill team contest at the 78th Loyal Order of Moose international convention final session held in Chicago.
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Richert Earns Long Awaited Win For Senators
Pete Richert finally breaks through with a victory as the Senators top the Orioles 2 0 behind Frank Howard driving in both runs. Brooks Robinson sets up an unearned run, and Richert labors through a tense ninth inning after a late control slip.
Amengert Opens U S Open Lead With Mental Edge
Al Mengert a Tacoma club pro, led the first round of the U S Open at Olympic CC after carding 67 with no bogeys. He stated mental strength is vital for dark horses, while top players like Littler Massengale Casper and Nicklaus trailed or matched par as golfers faced 6719 yards of a par 70 layout.
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Associated Press
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al Mengert
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la Ee
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Olympic Country Club
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Doug Sanders
John Miller
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Cloninger Turns Slugger as Braves Rout Mets 17 1
Tony Cloninger, once a $100,000 bonus pitcher, belted his second and third major league homers and drove in five runs as the Atlanta Braves overwhelmed the New York Mets 17-1. He had been batting .000 before this breakout.
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Associated Press
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Atlanta
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Southern Cal Halts March By Ohio State in NCAA Clash
Bill Lee saved the game in relief as Southern Cal stopped Ohio State. USC added three ninth inning runs aided by two errors. Oklahoma State, Big 8 champions, won a drawing at home plate and earned a bye to the finals. Ohio State and Southern Cal meet again Friday in the semifinals. Oklahoma club eliminated St. John’s of New York 6-1 on Toney’s three run triple and Warrington’s relief.
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New York
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