Barber Cops Azalea Lead By 1 Stroke
Jerry Barber took a one stroke lead after three rounds of the Azalea Open in Wilmington North Carolina. He posted a 2 under par 70 for 207 total as Bruce Crampton shot 65 to sit tied for second with Billy Maxwell after 54 holes. Barber earned 800 in special money for leading at the three quarter mark.
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Jerry Barber
Little
California
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Billy Maxwell
Barber
Jim Ferrier
Ford
Larry Beck
Gene
Ittler
Jack Rule Jr
Jim Ferree
Charles Sifford
Jerry Steelsmith
Lionel Hebert
George Knudson
Dave Marr
Frank Wharton
Bob Harrison
Bill Dunk
Billy Farrell
Kim Wright
Art Wall
Harold Kneece
Claude King
Ron Letellier Miller Barber
Mike Fetchick
Mike Souchak
Tommy Bolt
Wes Ellis
Jimmy Clark
Don Essig
Jimmy Powell
Seer Eeeneee
Don Finsterwald
Rod Funseth
Rod Charies
Dean Retram
Eer
Ea Oldfield
George Bayer
Dan Sikes Sinee
Jim Campedell
Booby Live
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Ray Floyd
Bob Shave
Jack Fleck Aeeee
Herd Marcussen
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Dick Bury
Thorne Wood Obeeanee
Joan Ruedieeeeeee Eee
Joe Moresco
Randy Glover
Jonn Hughes
Bill Blanton Tree
Bill Graham
Duff Lawrence
George Lewis
Frank Beard
Phil Wiechman
Raleigh Powell
Claude Harmon Jr
Archie Clark
Nick McKeithan
Ricky Berman Re
Barber takes two shot lead in Cape Fear title bid
High Point era noted as Barber matches Knudson and Littler at Cape Fear Country Club. Barber opens with a 33 on front nine, but bogeyed No 11 after driving out of bounds. Beck and Ferrier chase for 209, Ferrier, Beck, Ford and Littler tied for fourth as 12 players sit within four back heading to final round.
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George Knudson
Gene Littler
Barber
Littler
Beck
Crampton
Maxwell
Cape Fear Country Club
California
Jim Ferrier
Doug Ford
Larry Beck
Ferrier
Ford
Jack Rule
Jim Ferree
Charlie Sifford
Knudson
John Hughes
Greensboro
Raleigh Powell
Wilmington
Clinton Comets Tie Series With 4-2 Win Over Generals
Clinton's Comets defeated Greensboro's Generals 4-2 in Clinton New York Saturday night. The win evened the best four out of seven series at two games each in the Eastern Hockey League playoff final round.
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N. Y
Clinton's
Comets
Greensboro
Generals
Camp Lejeune Marines defeat Purdue 10–4 on home run spree
Dick Garcia hit a grand slam in the third inning to power the Camp Lejeune Marines to a 10 4 victory over Purdue in a Saturday baseball game at Camp Lejeune N C.
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N. C
Dick Garcia
Camp Lejeune Marines
Purdue
Southeastern 500 Set for Bristol as Fords Lead Field
A 36 car field battles for $22,500 in the third annual Southeastern 500 at Bristol International Speedway. Fred Lorenzen on the pole, with Tiny Lund and Fireball Roberts in the top contenders lineup. Joe Weatherly posted the fastest qualifying speed but starts 13th. Bobby Johns misses due to gear delays.
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Tiny Lund
Glenn Wood
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Joe Weatherly
Pontiac
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Bobby Johns
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Fla
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Jack Smith
Weather
Fritts and Draughon's Win Gold at High Point Invitational
Winston-Salem teams claim two titles at the Gold Medal Invitational at the High Point YMCA. In Class A Boys Fritts Motor Co. beat High Point YMCA 106-89. four Fritts players topped 20 points led by Bowes with 22. In Girls Class A Draughons edged Stop N Shop 44-36 with contributions from Stop N Shop players.
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High Point Ymca
Fritts Motor Co
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Draughon's
Stop ‘N’ Shop
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YMCA
Danny Bowes
Ed Mandy
Glen Anderson
Dickie Odom
Ymca Fritts Motor Co
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Bowen
Dunbar
Clochester Stewart
Jill Neal
Gentry Dunlap
Anderson
Sechrist
Odom
Sewellary Zanockie
I Fritts Motor Co
T McDonald
Sv Futch
Phillips Jordan
Parks Stroud
Belmont Abbey Wins 4-3 Over HPC Panthers
Belmont Abbey pushed four unearned runs in the first inning to defeat High Point College 4-3. HPC's Kirk Stewart took the loss after pitching 16 innings in two games. Belmont Abbey later faced Elon in a replay of a rainout.
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Kirk Stewart
Crusader
Harold Moose
Dave Kemp
Elon
Belmont Annoy
Celene
Abrhedi Alvarez
R. Grant
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Collins
Nolan
Smith
Kemp
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Wetmore
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Kenan
Adann
Stewart
High Point
Greenwood
Nolan Virenn
Trojans Capture NCAA Swimming Title On Upset Night
Southern California won the 40th NCAA swimming championship with 812 points, led by Per Ola Lindberg’s 100 yard freestyle upset in 47.1 seconds and Jon Konrads’ 1650 yard freestyle victory. Yale finished second, Michigan third, Ohio State fifth. Lindberg, Swedish junior, upset Minnesota’s Steve Jackman and Yale stars to secure the meet record. Jackman faded to third as Clark and teammates posted strong results.
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Trojans
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Ohio State
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Sweden
Steve Jackman
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Mike
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Konrads
Southern Cal
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Ole Lindberg
Mike Austin
William Wood
Michigan State
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Bob Bennett
Jeff Matson
Jed Graef
Princeton
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Richard Nelson
Gardner Green
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California
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William Driver
Dick MecDonough
Villanova
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Stanford
Gerry Livingston
Fiorina
Nate Clark
Peter Cox
Gordon Beaver
Texas
Ed Boothman
Bo Walston
Ohio U
Roy Nichols
Rutgers
Billy Glueck
Goran Lundquist
Columbus
Ohio
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Robert Bennett
Jed Graet
Roger Goettsche
Ed Bartsch
Jeffrey Mattson
Joan Gage
Cafornia
Dick Nelson
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Pete Fogarasy
Walt Richardson
Ed Spencer
Dick McDonough
Martin Hull
Mike Kenliff
Gerald Livingston
Florida
Nathaniel Clark
Charles Mussman
Ed Townsend
Army
Billy Giveck
Pete Cox
Gordon Beavers
Butts Gave Help To Bear Bryant, Georgia Official Claims
Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook announced after a thorough state probe that Wallace Butts provided vital football information to Alabama Coach Paul Bear Bryant before the September 22 game. The inquiry followed claims by the Saturday Evening Post alleging collusion to rig the 35-0 Alabama victory.
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Eugene Cook
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Paul ‘Bear Bryant
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Bryant
Saturday Evening Post
Duke and Nicholls State Win Midweek Baseball Skirmishes
Duke defeats Amherst 9 7 while Nicholls State tops Rollins 9 4 to reach 5 1 in a four team series. Ray Aible drives in three runs and Tom Taylor and Bill Bracy add two each for Duke. The report also notes state probes into gambling linked to the Georgia game and polygraph tests.
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Nicholls State
Amherst
Rollins
Ray Aible
Tom Taylor
Bill Bracy
Golf's Big Three Lead 27th Masters Open in Augusta
Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus head an 82-player field for the Masters start Thursday at Augusta National. Palmer seeks a fourth title and the grand slam, while Player and Nicklaus push for a first Masters win.
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U.S
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Latrobe
Augusta National Course
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Player
Don Finsterwald
Nicklaus
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