Holland Reaches North and South Amateur Semifinals
At Pinehurst North and South Amateur, Mike Holland of Bishopville South Carolina and the University of South Carolina advances to the semifinals after beating Jay Sigel one up. Holland faces Gary Hallberg of Wake Forest and Barrington Illinois. Mike Donald of Hollywood Florida meets Ken Krieger of Aurora Colorado in the other semifinal pairing. Donald plans to return to Georgia Southern next season.
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High Point teen leads in golf tourney with strong play
Hallberg a 18 year old sophomore contender, five under par through five matches, wins 3 and 2 over Marty West. Holland climbs to claim a 1 under 71 after trailing early, as Donald defeats Kriger in late holes. Hodges and Snyder advance in singles. Shumate-Norman take doubles in a tense finish.
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Wadkins rockets to 68 in Memorial debut
Bobby Wadkins, 25, eagled the 7th and posted a back nine 29 to surge to a four under par 68 and a share of the first round lead with Mark Lye in the Memorial Golf Tournament. Crenshaw slumped to 87, while Player Lietzke Rodriguez McGee tied at 70.
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Successful Sox Deal Elevates Stone’s Winning Start
Steve Stone, now with the Chicago White Sox, led an 8-3 win over the Kansas City Royals aided by three White Sox homers from Jorge Orta, Oscar Gamble and Chet Lemon. Stone reflects on improved offense after moving from the Cubs, while Milwaukee, New York, Seattle and California posted other AL results.
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Meredith Lawson Cup Honors At AJ Banquet
Meredith and Lawson earned top honors at the Allen Jay Athletic Banquet with the Tommy R. Younts Award for sportsmanship. Meredith also received the SLAD Award and was named Best Blocker on the football team while Lawson, a sophomore, was voted MVP of girls basketball.
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Sherry Lawson
Allen Jay
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Tommy R. Younts
Denese Corn
Craig Greer
Merri Conrad
Blaine Foy
Sherry Tucker
David Smith
Joel Tuggle
Marlo Zachary
Rick Sawyer
Kenny Cooper
Chris Henson
Carol Ann Dillon
Patti Carroll
Mark Trexler
Keith Yarborough
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Mark Bivens
Tim Surrat
Ernie Bumgarner
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Gallimore Tops Awards At Denton
Jeff Gallimore led Denton athletic honors being named man of the night at the Denton Athletic Banquet winning Best Attitude in basketball Lions Club Sportsmanship trophy and David Sheen Award. Tim Surrat and Cindy Nuckols also earned attitude and MVP honors in basketball and girls basketball.
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Karen Tysinger
Ginger Ridge
Tammy Kennedy
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Susan Richey
Eagles Defeat Spartans 9-6 in CCC Narrow Win
East Davidson rallyes to beat Central Davidson 9-6 as Scott Lambe belts a two run double and all Eagle hits are singles besides it. Winning pitcher James Blackwell allows six runs while Joel Mize takes the loss with Mark Beanblossom relieving in the sixth. Central Davidson finishes 10-12 overall 5-9 league. East Davidson ends 8-6 in CCC.
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Gossage Dominates In Pirates Win Over Dodgers
Rich Gossage struck out eight in three innings as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 6-5 in 10 innings. Rennie Stennett delivered the game winner with a bases loaded single in the 10th.
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HPGA Title On Line Leads Three at Blair Park Round
C. L. Beck F. M. Ingram and Bill Gray share the lead at three under par 139 entering Saturday’s third round of the High Point Golf Association 72 hole championship at Blair Park. Pairings and starting times dust the front side for the final two rounds.
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Tootie) Ingram
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Central Netters Fall in State Tennis Tourney
Central High doubles duo Royster Tucker and Brad Robinson reached the quarterfinals after two straight wins but lost 4-6 3-6 to end their season. Semifinals feature Myers Park of Charlotte with four singles players and the top seeds. Jim Latham of Burlington leads the singles lineup.
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Nissalke Named NBA Coach of the Year in Houston
Houston Rockets coach Tom Nissalke, 42, earns NBA coach of the year after guiding a 40-42 team to a 49-33 division title and conference finals. He beats Jerry West 26-21 on first place votes and is a rare two league coach of the year winner. Nissalke credits his players and notes his personal honor reflects the team’s efforts.
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