Marti Shocks Texas Open with 66 in San Antonio
Fred Marti, a Houston graduate, fired a 66 to share the Texas Open lead after 36 holes in rain-delayed action at Pecan Valley. Two rounds produced a crowded leaderboard as Doug Sanders Bert Yancey Jackie Cupit and Dean Refram stood within striking distance, with Bob Charles James Reid and Dave Hill chasing at 138.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fred .Marti
Houston
Doug Sanders
West Point
Bert Yancey
Jackie Cupit
Dean Refram
Gupit
Pecan Valley Country Club
Sanders
Yancey
Stoot
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Charles
Jack Own
Steve Reid
Dave Hill
McGowan
Reid
Hill
Jessie Snead
Sam Snead
Bobby Cole
Ted
Snead
Cole
Arnold Pamer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Julius Batos
Marti
Legion of University of Houston
Town
Pecan Valley Country
Bean Refram
Bart Yorcey
Fred Marti
Dack
Cupit Port ST
Dave Bill Ear
Terry
Witcrx
Botony Stevens
Snekd
Dale Douglass
al-Baksing
Telb— Lavria
Harrier
Richard Crawfied
Star- Hale Inwit
Lee Trevino
Dary Picars
Ronie Reif
Rod Curl
Frank
Dick Phra
Sob Theaker
Buerrett
Adort
Cerri
Jim Weichers
Dave Eichelberger
Bruce Crampton
Miller Barber
Jerry Hotteld
Tad Meyer
Homera Blancas Tan
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Seb Smith
Furman Wins Southern Conference Tennis Crown
Furman captured the team title in the Southern Conference tennis tournament in Charleston. The Citadel claimed the top singles and doubles titles with Tee Hooper defeating Woody Faulk and teaming with Randy Heffron to win the No 1 doubles. Final team scores had Furman 20, The Citadel 18, George Washington 15, Davidson 7, William and Mary 2, and East Carolina 1.
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Furman
Chapionship
Citadel
Davidson
Tee Hooper
Citadel ‘l
Woody Faulk
Hooper
Randy
Heffron
Howard Hunt
Gerald Applefield
Fura
Mnan
Maryland Beats NC State 7 5 In ACC Baseball Thriller
Maryland jumped to a seven run lead in the first five innings and beat North Carolina State 7 5 in Raleigh. Jim Norris led with three hits including two doubles as Maryland improved to 9 4 in league play and 35 5 overall while State fell to 7 8 in the ACC and 15 11 overall. Joe Anarino carried a no hitter through five before wildness ended his outing in the sixth. State relief held Maryland to one hit in the final five innings as Chris Cammack went hitless for the first time this season.
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Raleigh
Maryland
North Carolina State
Jim Norris
State
Tommy Smith
Terps
Joe Anarino
Soar
Reid Car
Dewey Browh
Chris Cammack
Teague
Monty Montgomery Plays Pro Ball Amid Family Tradition
Monty Montgomery explains choosing baseball over football and basketball, continuing a family line of pro players. He started as a Little Leaguer at eight, starred at Pfeiffer, and was drafted by Kansas City before joining the Hi-Toms. An elbow tendon pull sidelined him, but he hopes to return to the mound soon.
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Monty Montgomery
Monty
Taare
Montgomery
Vietnam
Buffalo Bills
Ken
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Hi-Toms
Panther
Pfeiffer
Joe Ferebee
Cama
Flach’ Field
Pfeiffer Vatopus
Rocky Mount
High Point
Thomasville
Kansas City
St. Joseph's
Manly
Mecesa
Fletches
Harry Malmberg
Hetoin Faris
McBroom Takes Top Hours at Caraway Late Model
Asheboro scene as Ernie McBroom of Hillsborough wins the 40-lap Late Model feature at Caraway. Thomas Cox of Asheboro follows in a Malibu, with Buster Carawell of Madison, George Fox of Greensboro, and Jack Hediick also in Chevelles among the top seven, all within a lap. Wayne McBride of Star takes the 2-lap modified in a Chevy, followed by Carl Maness of Seagrove and Junior Burgess of Ramseur. Reid Beal of Goldston wins the flap Hobby feature in a Ford, with Joe Gatlin and Melvin Coltrane of Asheboro finishing close behind in Chevys and Fords.
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Asheboro
Ernie McBroom
Wayne McBride
Star
Chevy
Carl Maness
Seagrove
Ford
Junior Burgess
Ramseur
Reid Beal
Goldston
Joe Gatlin
Melvin Coltrane
Wake Forest Wins ACC Golf Crown Behind Wadkins
Wake Forest claims its third straight ACC golf title with a team total of 753 led by freshman Lanny Wadkins 71. Maryland 764, Duke 767, South Carolina 783, Clemson 789, North Carolina 790, NC State 793, Virginia 802. Wadkins and Duke’s Thorny Hoelle tie for individual medalist at 147. Inman 148, defending champ Jack Lewis 150.
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Raleigh
N.C
Lanny Wadkins
Wake Forest
Maryland
Duke
South Carolina
Clemson
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Virginia
Wadkins
Thorny Hoelle
Marblehead
Mass
Hoelle
MccGregor Downs
Richmond
Joe Inman
Inman
Rock Bendals
Jack Lewis
Ashe and Santana to meet in Madrid final
Arthur Ashe of Richmond and Manuel Santana of Spain reached the men’s singles final in Madrid after Ashe routed Manuel Orantes 6-1 6-3 and Santana overwhelmed Carlos Pasarell 6-1 6-1. In doubles, Ashe and Pasarell defeated Orantes and Santana 7-5 3-6 7-5 5-7 6-0.
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Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Manuel
Santana
Spain
Ashe
Manuel Organtes
Sant ‘Tania
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Pasarell
Orantes
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