Thirty five Golf Pros Qualify For PGA Tourney
The field includes notable players from North Carolina and South Carolina, with Buck Pine urst Chuck Alexander Bradley Anderson and others set for the 36 hole cut at 8 a.m. The event features a $1,400 pro am on Sunday with 41 foursomes plus six additional pros.
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Iee S.C
Car- Sas
Ea Esa Uyte
Cong Men Maer
Ana Sa
North Carolina
Buck Pineurst
Chuck Alexander
Bradley Anderson
Charte CC
Avery Beck
Whisper Pines
Mack Briggs
Pine Rook
Winston - Salem
Tom Case
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Thorne Wood
Asheboro
Dick Tiddy
Matthews
Joe Cheves
Morganton
Dave Forbis
Buri Duganee
Winston
Midland Valley
Aiken
Jim McNair
Howland Hill
Warrensville
Jim Stoffel
Shaw Afb
Sumter
Wallace Palmer
Hilton Head Island
Robert All
Yeomans Hall
Charleston
Charlie Prentice
Columbia CC
Len Yaun
Snead to Play in Lan-Yair Exhibition Foursome
Sam Snead, one of golf's all time greats, will team with two top South amateur players and Lan-Yair's Ray Hayes in an exhibition Sunday at Lan-Yair Country Club in Spartanburg. Snead tees off at 2 p.m. in a fourball format.
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Sneed
Spartanburg
D.C
Sam Snead
South
Lan-Yair Country Club
Snead
Ray Hayes
Lan-Yair
Maryland Wins CIAA Track Meet in Petersburg
Maryland State emerged champion at the 45th CIAA track meet with 40 points led by Benedict Cayenne and Carver King. Morgan State was runner up with 37 as North Carolina College faltered with Ed Roberts failing to finish the 100 yards and getting disqualified in the baton pass. Three field records fell: Bethea 60 feet 2 1 2 inches in shot put, Steve Dixon 212 feet 4 inches in javelin, and Harold Robinson pole vault 13 feet 9 inches.
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King
Cayenne
Acland State
Morgan State
Carolina A&t
Solin
Bethea
Bob Beamon
North Carolina College
Trinidad Olympain
Ed Roberts
Roberts
Grace
Pollard
Steve Dixon
North Carolina A&t
Harold Robinson
Delaware State
Leon Coleman
Winston- Salem
Hillside 4 Hillsiders take team win in Palmetto track meet
Hillside 4 defeated Dillard High School Goldsboro with three firsts and multiple seconds and thirds. Durham winners included Ford in the low hurdles 21.3, Covington in discus 131 feet 3 inches, and the mile relay Ford Hinton Dark Thompson 3 46 4. Host William Penn failed to win a first.
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Dillard High School
Goldsboro
Durham
Ford
Covington
Hinton
Dark
Thompson
William Penn
Piedmont
Cunningham Married in Greensboro
Philadelphia Warriors rookie Billy Cunningham wed Sondra Leigh Childress in a 4 p.m. ceremony at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church Greensboro. Cunningham is from Brooklyn New York and his bride is from Greensboro, with his father as best man.
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Greensboro
Philadelphia
Billy Cunningham
Sondra Leigh Childress
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
University of North Carolina
John Joseph Cunningham
Brooklyn
N. Y
Roy William Childress
Furman Defeats Davidson in 6-0 Second Game Split Twin Bill
Sophomore Steve Martin pitched a rain-shortened five-inning no hitter to spark Furman to a 6-0 win in the second game as Davidson took the opener. Davidson led early with aggressive hitting by Jack Smith and Howard Bryan, but Furman rallied with two runs in the third and four in the fourth. Dave Barksdale drove in two for Furman. Davidson left with a 15-11 conference record and 10-24 overall.
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Davidson
N.C
Steve Martin
Furman
Martin
Paladins
Jack Smith
Howard Bryan
Smith
Bryan
Wildcats
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Maryland State
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Carver King
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N. Main St
Rambler City
Dave Barksdale
Soin the
Will Cousin
Florsheim
Athley Ree
Wright
High Point
Garner Motors
Main St
Cannon-Fetzer Co
S. Main
South Main ST
Pacific Mills
Sagner
Amen
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