Hartman Quits As HPC Athletic Director
Hartman, longtime High Point College baseball coach and three year athletic director, will resign as AD at the end of the school year to focus on teaching and coaching. He will remain a professor and baseball coach while the school searches for a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shinn
Chuck Hartman
High Point
Hartman
Panthers
Charles Morris
Murphy Osborne
Wendell Patton
Charles Futrell
Patton
Osborne
Ron Slingerman
Slingerman
Roger
Crampton Turns To Golf After Narrow Tennis Dream
Crampton, 36, shot 67 in the Greater Greensboro Open opening round at Sedgefield, one behind the leader. The Sydney native now based in Dallas discusses his switch from tennis after facing Ken Rosewall, his winter play habits, consistency goals, and a career with multiple tour wins but no major title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crampton
Ken Rosewall
Bruce
Sedgefield Country Club
Sydney
Australia
Dallas
Tex
United States
Golf: For Gentlemen Only by Paul Katz
In Greensboro, golf endures as a gentleman’s game amid sport scandals. Jack Tuthill, director of the Professional Golfers Association, defends the sport’s honor system, noting few players cheat and equipment irregularities are quickly spotted. He cites ball diameters and club rules to explain why smaller gear and cheating are hard to pursue unnoticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Katz
Greensboro
Jack Tuthill
Golfers
Assa
Tuthill
Arnold Palmer
Barber Leads Greensboro Open With 66 In First Round
Texan pro Miller Barber, 42, shoots 33 33 66 to top the field with J. C. Snead and Julius Boros. Lee Trevino finishes three under 68, offering swing tips after Barber complains the fairways aren’t worth two damn. Snead opens with 34 32 66 with five birdies and no bogies.
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Greensboro
Miller Barber
Barber
Greater Greensboro
J. C. Snead
Julius Boros
Mister X
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Snead and Boros Impress In Wet Sedgefield Round
Sam Snead, 30, saved several holes at Sedgefield and praised his driving on a soggy course while lamenting putts. Julius Boros, 52, noted his long career and good form despite few events this year, joking about one bad day after 22 years of competition.
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Sam Snead
Snead
Sedgefield
Tucson
Doral
Julius Boros
Barber
Boros
Liberty Mutual
Morey Leads Open Amateur With 70 Amid Back Injury Fears
Dale Morey tops the Greater Greensboro Open amateurs at one under par 70, but a sore back threatens his possible finish. Joe Inman is second amateur at 71 and Eddie Pearce shoots 72.
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Greensboro
High Point
Dale Morey
Morey
Joe Inman
Wake Forest
Eddie Pearce
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Dean Boger
Wimbledon
Ee Court
Rod Laver
Bruce Crampton
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dale Douglass
Doug Sanders
Montico
Conners
Cape
Hatteras
T’ville Mobile Homes, Inc
Lexington Ave
Thomasville
N.C
Greensboro Rd
Pilot Life
Joe Adcock, JR
Mgr
Stephenson Finance
Southgate
Eckerds Drugs
Arlan Leonard
Archdale
Arlan
Lewis Supply Company
S. Main St
N. Main St
Free Balloons
Agrico
Bor
High Point Lawn and Garden Equipment Co
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