Panthers Bow Out in Weak Postseason Loss
Guilford defeated High Point 10 to 0 in the District 26 final after starter Dan England injured his shoulder. Jackson pitched five hitter for Guilford as rain delays and late errors crippled the Panthers, ending their season at 34 18 and marking the first postseason absence for coach Chuck Hartman since 1988. England cited shoulder pain and rest over lengthening the outing, while Delvin Idol, Billy Sorrell, and Gary Reynolds contributed to the score with singles and a seventh inning homer.
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Salisbury
High Point
Dan England
Guilford
Larry Jackson
England
Quakers
Panthers
Chuck Hartman
Delvin Idol
Jackson
Gary Reynolds
Hartman
Roberts Wins In Raleigh LPGA Championship Thriller
Sue Roberts edged four pursuers with a five under 211 at North Ridge Country Club to win the LPGA tournament in Raleigh. Kathy Whitworth JoAnne Carner Hollis Stacy and Carol Jo Skala finished two behind at 212 as Roberts earned 6400 of 45000 purse.
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Raleigh
N.C
Sue Roberts
Reef
Kathy Whitworth
JoAnne Carner
Hollis Stacy
Carole Jo Skala
Miss Roberts
Joe “Pepper
Louis
Pepper
North Ridge Country Club
Hoover Wins HPGA Title In 1976 At Blair Park
Hoover defeats Jim Ivey by one stroke to claim his fifth HPGA championship at Blair Park. A late triple bogey on No 14 nearly cost him, but a steady finish including birdies on 12 and 13 sealed the victory over Ivey, Isley, and Reid in a three man race.
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Jim Porrt
Enterprise
Bill Hoover
Hoover
High Point Golf Association
Blair Park
Jim Ivey
Ivey
High Point College Rising
HPGA
Harold Reid
Eddie Isley
Isley
Eddie
Jim
Santa Claus
Reid
Jerry Williams
Perry Sheen
Doug Smith
Larry Kiger
Ken Cagle
Kiger
Bruce Dehart
Andy
Denne Wood
Teddy Wagoner
Larry Wicker
Joe Deal
Larry Bullin
Jimmy Hodgin
Lota
Phil Kinsey
Joe Waldroupe
Darrell Bowers
Zora Tutterrow
Trevino Wins Texas Duel at Colonial National Invitation
Sam Trevino clinched the Colonial National Invitation by one stroke over Mike Morley after a dramatic finish on the Trinity River course. He tied for 7 under 273 and earned 40,000, his first Texas victory and a 204,994 year total. Morley and Weiskopf tied for third at 277, each taking 11,500.
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Tex
Sam
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Super Mex
Mike Morley
Trinity River
Texas
Morley
Crampton's Lake
Bruce Crampton
Miller Barber
Don January
Tor Weiskop
Marty Fleckman
Homer Blancas
Heai Trevino
Tia
Mortey
Rutherford lands pole for Indianapolis 500 bid in 1975
Johnny Rutherford, the 1974 winner, clinched the pole for the May 30 Indianapolis 500, noting a renewed aim to win back-to-back titles after a rain delay last year. Rookie Vern Schuppan posted strong times, while Al Unser and Bobby Unser faced challenges. several drivers still hoped to improve in upcoming qualifying rounds.
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Johnny Rutherford
Bobby Unser
Rutherford
Texas
Taylor wins National boxing title in 119 pound class
Bernard Taylor of Charlotte captured the National Championship in Las Vegas at 119 pounds defeating Army’s Charles Mooney in the title fight. It was his fifth bout of the week as 32 fighters entered the weight class, with Taylor advancing to the Olympic Trials in Ohio next month.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Bernard Taylor
Charlotte
High Point City Lake
Charles Mooney
Army
Steelers Face College All Stars With Top Draftees
The Pittsburgh Steelers, defending Super Bowl champions, will oppose their top three draft picks including first-round Bennie Cunningham in the College All-Stars game on July 2 in Chicago. Cunningham, a 6 foot 4 inch, 225 pound tight end from Clemson, was named to the All-Star squad among 44 players coached by Ara Parseghian.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Bennie Cunningham
Cunningham
Clemson
Ars Parseghian
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