Heafner Opens Strong At Greensboro Open In 69 First Round
Clayton Heafner, 25, headlined by a 69 in the Greensboro Open first round. The blond Texan, once a caddy, credits mentor Orville White and Dugan Aycock for his rise. Heafner cautions overrating fame while aiming for golf’s top tier.
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Clayton Heafner
Dugan Ayk
Lexington
Duke
Clayton Heafner And Ben Hogan Tie For Lead In First Round
Clayton Heafner and Ben Hogan shared the early lead after the first round of the Greater Greensboro Open at Starmount Country Club. The longtime field featured scores from players such as Jim Perrott, Walter Romans, and Sam Snead with a mix of top finishes and notable names across the leaderboard.
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Clayton Heafner
Ben Hogan
Greensboro Open Young Golfer Aims Next Round After Rough Day
Bad Day Robby Dunkelberger says he will rebound after an uneven 80 in the Greater Greensboro Open. The young High Pointer remains upbeat and plans to push harder in today’s round.
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Brobby Dunkelberger
Greensboro
High Pointer
Tar Heels edge Maryland 8 7 in 11th inning thriller
North Carolina defeats Maryland 8-7 in an 11 inning Southern Conference opener. Henry Reynolds singled in Al Mathes to score the winning run after Maryland rallied to lead 7-5 in the ninth. Key hits came from Radman Stirnwess Mallory Reynolds and Duvall while Benton earned the win.
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Chapel Hill
Henry
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al Mathes
North Carolina
Maryland
Terps
Tar Heels
Matty Topkins
Jimmy Howard
Mathes
George Stirnweiss
Topkins
Jim Mallory
Howard
Reynolds
McHale
Burns
Springer
Radman
Stirnwess
Mallory
Duvall
Keller
Rudy
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Boyda
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P Mondorff
Garrett
Poa Howard
Stimwells
Steer
Jennings
Basaiets
Cee
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Wake Forest tops West Chester in baseball thrawl
Wake Forest defeated West Chester Teachers 10 to 3 as Jesse Tarnish hurled five innings of no hit ball before Dave Fuller finished. Polanski and Eutsier led the Deacons with homers and a triple apiece. In Gainesville Presbyterian beat Florida 9 nothing. In Raleigh Michigan State defeated N C State 8 to 1.
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Wake Forest
Jesse Tarnish
West Chester Teachers
Tarnish
Deacons
Dave Fuller
John Polanski
Bill Eutsier
Deacon
Polanski
Eutsier
West Chester
Freudenheim
Malsberger
Wisneski
Brown
Fuller
Sweet
Panthers Fall to Hanes in Opener at Winston-Salem
High Point College Panthers lost 6 to 2 as Hanes Knitters capitalized on fielding miscues and timely hitting. James Scotton worked three scoreless innings for HP, while Hugo Hampton and Hubert Hanes supplied the big blows. Easter Monday, HP meets Hanes Hosiery again.
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High Point College Panthers
Hanes
High Point
Sizemore
Panthers
James Scotton
Panther
Hugo Hampton
Hubert Hanes
Hampton
Duke
Hanes Company
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Renee
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Crouch
Wagner
Bell
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Rickard
Aimos
Elon Opens Year With 7 1 Victory
Elon College opened its state baseball schedule with a 7 to 1 victory over East Carolina Teachers. Andy Fuller pitched six hits and six strikeouts in a game halted after the eighth due to cold weather.
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Greenville
Andy Fuller
Elon College
East Carolina Teachers
Golden Oak Wins Imperial Cup Steeplechase at Aiken
Golden Oak a six year old bay gelding owned by Mrs. Esther du Pont Weir of Wilmington Del wins the Imperial Cup Steeplechase at Aiken with a time of 3 45 over a two mile brush course. Battleground and Bachelor Philip chase the winner as four horses started and Little Hurd finishes third.
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S. C
Golden Oak
Esther du Pont Weir
Wilmington
Del
Weir
Bachelor Philip
F. Ambrose Clark
New York
Battleground
Raritan
N. J
Little Hurd
Samuel Wolf
Aiken
George H
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Masked Knight
J. Magee
Magee
Flying Weir
Hogan Leads Greensboro Open With 68 As Dunkelberger Nets 80
Ben Hogan, a Texan, matched Clayton Heafner’s 68 to lead in Greensboro Open action at Starmount Country Club. Dunkelberger struggled with an 80 while Jack Helms Chandler Harper Craig Wood and Sammy Snead posted 70s. Gene Sarazen finished 71 and Dugan Aycock 75 as wind hampered scoring on a mixed day of play.
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Charlotte
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South Boston
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Norfolk
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