Vanishing American Golf Caddies at Pinehurst
The article notes a decline in Pinehurst Country Club caddies from 250 fifteen years ago to 70, with many older caddies, few young replacements, and increasing use of rental carts. It highlights Stewart Skip Alexander at a North and South dinner, mentions Lex Alexander, and comments on Pinehurst No. 4 course redesign by Robert Trent Jones and mixed opinions on the layout.
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Charlotte
Pinehurst Country Club
Sandhills
Ken Schroeder
Moore County
Col. Sanders
Pinehurst
Stewart
Alexander
Duke
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lex
Wake Forest
Robert Trent Jones
Shula and Robbie Clash Casts Shadow Over Dolphins
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula says a public shouting match with owner Joe Robbie last month has spoiled his enjoyment of the job. Shula revealed they have not spoken since the April 26 confrontation at the team banquet amid reports Robbie yelled at Shula and his wife for arriving late. Robbie, reportedly drinking, disputed the account. Shula, under contract through 1979, says he wants to enjoy coaching and is not seeking a popularity contest. Robbie was unavailable for comment.
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Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
Joe Robbie
Shula
Robbie
Morris Siegel
Washington Star- News
Dolphins
Celtics claim title as new era seals historic run
The Celtics celebrate another championship as Havlicek, at 34, reflects on seven titles and a fresh group. Silas savors the win after a decade, noting the thrill of success with a completely new roster. Auerbach built the team by hiring Heinsohn, drafting Jo Jo White, selecting Dave Cowens, and bringing Paul Silas from Phoenix.
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Auerbach
Boston
Heinsohn
Jo Jo White
Dave Cowens
Paul Silas
Phoenix
Silas
Havlicek
Celtics
Local golf scores lift teams toward state tourney
Groff led with birdies on Nos. 1 2 15 and 18 as Evans High and Andrews posted solid rounds. Ragsdale, High Point Central, and others followed with scores in the 70s while several individuals earned state tournament spots, including Kevin King and Steve Cline. Twenty-six teams and 33 schools competed in the event.
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Chapel Hill
Groff
Evans
Andrews
David Mickey
Eddie Isley
Timmy Johnson
Robert Rooks
Ragsdale
Jamie Aydelette
Bruce Moffitt
Danny Southern
Doug Hodges
High Point Central
Robert Davis
Barry Nelson
Doug Morey
Pat Ritch
Bison
Mark Cox
Allen Jay
Danny Foster
Marty Burton
Garry Brown
Bruce Huffman
Winston-Salem Parkland
Kevin King
Northwest Guilford
Steve Cline
Mike Brower
Southwest Randolph
Danny Haire
Forbush
Mark Vaughn
Madison- Mayodan
David Graham
Mt. Airy
Reidsville Nips Red Raiders In Ninth 4-3
Skip Bradley delivered a two run single in the ninth to break a 2-2 tie and lift Reidsville to a 4-3 win over High Point Andrews at home. Bradley held off a late Raider rally, as the Rams improve to 8-7. Donnie Davis led Andrews with 3 for 5, while McCaslin and Roy Andrews added two hits each.
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Reidsville
High Point Andrews
Red Raiders
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Rams
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Raiders
High Point Central
Donnie Davis
Andrews
Randy McCaslin
Roy Andrews
Probert Keys Bison Victory over Smith
High Point Central defeated Greensboro Smith 4-1 at the Bison home field as Cappy Probert delivered a two run double in the six run frame. Robert Edwards pitched effectively, improving to 3-6 with 10 strikeouts while Mike Williams led Central with two hits. Central improves to 4-12 overall and 4-10 in conference and hosts Andrews next.
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Cappy Probert
High Point Central
Greensboro Smith
Bison
Robert Edwards
Mike Williams
Central
Andrews
India Wins Eastern Zone In Cup Play
Calcutta India defeated Australia to win the Eastern Zone 3-2 in the Davis Cup playoffs with 20 year old Vijay Amritraj beating Bob Giltinan in five sets. Earlier John Alexander defeated Jasjit Singh to level the tie at 2-2 as Australia fought back.
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India
Australia
Vijaamritraj
Bob Giltinan
Indianace
Vijay
Giltinan
John Alexander
Jasjit Singh
Races Postponed to June in USAC Midget Series
INDIANAPOLIS AP Three USAC midget auto races set for Wichita Enid and Kansas City were postponed to June 20 21 and 22 respectively. A USAC spokesman did not give a reason for the delay. SAN DIEGO AP John Teerlinck has signed with the Chargers after being named Little All American defensive tackle at Western Illinois. He is 6 foot 4 and 250 pounds and was drafted in the fifth round via a trade with Washington for Walt Sweeney.
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U.S. Auto Club
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John Teerlinck
San Diego Chargers
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Chargers
Washington Redskins
Walt Sweeney
Bad Pitch Yields Mixed Emotions in Indians Win
The Indians beat Boston 4 1 in a game sparked by a first inning three run homer from Hillis after a Tiant hanging slider. Ellis and Tiant commented on the bad pitch while Milwaukee moved into first in the division with a 9 4 win over Baltimore as May Mitchell and Briggs homered for the Brewers and Sprague earned his first Brewers victory with six innings pitched.
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Hillis
Tiant
Indians
Red Sox
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Baltimore
California
Texas
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
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Ellis
Dave May
Bobby Mitchell
Johnny Briggs
Ed Sprague
Royals
Vida Blue
Hal McRae
Ray Fasse
Ted Kubiak
White Sox
Flyers Rally Past Bruins In Final Series Showdown
The Flyers, after a 3-34 stretch, won three of four vs the Bruins to seize momentum. Philly tops Boston 4-1 as rookie Orest Kindrachuk scores and coach Fred Shero notes steady improvement through tough season series. Bruins face a possible 3-1 deficit heading to game four in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Flyers
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Flyers
Bruins
Boston
Orest Kindrachuk
Kindrachuk
Fred Shero
Shero
Hundley Wins Pro-Am Nationals at Rockingham Dragway
Jim Hundley of Greensboro wins the top fuel class at the $150000 Pro Am Nationals. He defeats favored Tommy Ivo and Jack Hart in a 218.97 mph Starline dragster built by Alan Starr of Greensboro. Dyno Don Nicholson takes pro stock. Ron Colson sets best meeting speed. event sanctioned by IHRA. crowd surpasses 30 000 across three days.
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Greensboro
N.C
Rockingham’ International Dragway
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Jack Hart
Alan Starr
Dyno
Don Nicholson
Atlanta
Ron Colson
Chicago
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