Golf Notebook on Blue Fog Tournament Nerves
A golf writer riffs on tournament nerves, the Blue Fog, and nerves at North Myrtle Beach events. He recalls Al Milley’s Arcadian Shores win and recounts personal missteps and coping tips at HPGA and Enterprise Classic tees.
HPGA Trophy Winners For 1977 At Blair Park
The final round at Blair Park determined the HPGA Trophy winners for 1977. Front row from left includes Henry Weaver and medalist F M Ingram with John Mickey Ronald Campbell Richard Dobbins Bill Hoover Hubert Hobson Dave Wadford Jim Spivey Raeford Cox Pinky Bowers Larry Wicker Bud Swing Dick Carter Don Johnson Carey Kearns.
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Blair Park
Henry Weaver
F.M. (Tootie) Ingram
John Mickey
Ronald Campbell
Richard Dobbins
Bill Hoover
Hubert Hobson
Dave Wadford
Jim Spivey
Raeford Cox
Pinky Bowers
Larry Wicker
Bud Swing
Dick Carter
Don Johnson
Carey Kearns
Tootie Ingram
Fred Little
Tim Cook
Stan Kinney
Gary Flowers
Doug Smith
Gary Dobbins
Marvin Boggs
Jerry Hill
Gary Zachery
James Kenan
Steve Byerly
Howard Cooper
Jerry Williams
Jack Powell
Pate
Craig Ernie Eeees
J. W. Wilson
Bill Presswood
Bruce Dehart
Bill Quick
Bees
Marty Burton
Dave Old
Wil F Wers
Jae Mack Green
Ron Campbell
Peter
Hubert Oliver
Jim Bayne
Joe
Jerry Odelleoneane
Lloyd Joyce
David Mickey
Jim Weaver
Tiny Melton
Ron Dennis
Chick Cagte
Obton Osereey
Bobb Pe
Floy Austin
Font Hubert Hobson
Ron Feesnane
Steve Lewis
R. J. Rey
Johnny Peter Pe
Mickey
Pettit
Ray Ee
Weaver's Golden Touch Wins HPGA Tourney
Henry Weaver of High Point, 44, captured the High Point Golf Association championship at Blair Park with a 71 to win by one stroke over F. M. Ingram. Weaver became the first to avoid a three putt round in the 72 holes and earned the crown after a dramatic par save on 17 and a 5-foot birdie on 18. Little finished third with a 289 total.
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Jack Nicklaus
Carolinas Golf Reporters Association
North Myrtle Beach
S.C
Carolinas Pga
Arcadian Shores
Arcadian Skyway
al Milley
Danville
Milley
Wilkes County
HPGA
Dick Carter
King Midas
High Point
Henry Weaver
Weaver
High Point Golf Association
Blair Park
F.M
Tootie) Ingram
Bud Kivett
C.L. Beck
Tim Cook
Stan Kinney
Ingram
Freddie Little
Little
Tor
Jim
Nicklaus Wins Memorial in 69-Hole, Three-Playoff Finish
Jack Nicklaus completed a weather-delayed 69 holes and won the Memorial Tournament as Hubert Green pursued from five under through the rain interrupted day. Green birdied three back nine holes but Nicklaus held the lead and defended his Ohio title with a potential record prize in play. Masters winner Tom Watson rose to third, while Lou Graham stood fourth with two to go.
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New York City
Dublin
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Deane Beman
Muirfield Village
Hubert Green
Green
Bobby Wadkins
Tom Watson
Lou Graham
Guthrie's Indy Engine Holds Up
Janet Guthrie, 39, became the first woman in the Indianapolis 500 field with a 188.403 mph 10 mile qualifying average. Her best lap of 188.957 ranks as a women’s closed course speed record, while teammate Dick Simon suffered burns in a backup car incident during the final days of trials. Simon expects to race next Sunday.
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Indianapolis
Janet Guthrie
Miss Guthrie
Dick Simon
Simon
Volkstedt
Jerry Karl
Shue Grins After 76ers Tie Up Series With Win
Philadelphia beat Portland 107-101 in game one of the NBA championship series. Caldwell Jones handled ball duties with 6-11 presence as Julius Erving scored 33 and Doug Collins added 30. Shue praised the plan that neutralized Portland’s pressure defense and exposed Bill Walton’s back line.
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Shue
Philadelphia 76Ers
Portland Trail Blazers
Portland
Bill Walton
Sixers
Caldwell Jones
Julius Erving
Doug Collins
Blazers
Philadelphia
Jones
C.J
Collins
Sixers Take Opener as Jones Leads Thriller Over Blazers
Philadelphia edges Portland in Game 1 as Walton racks 28 points and 20 rebounds while Jones orchestrates the attack. Ramsay admits adjustments may be needed and Collins celebrates a hard earned victory in a tight 1 0 series start.
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Portland
Jack Ramsay
Walton
Blazers
Jones
Herm Gilliam
Jack McKinney
Sixers
Collins
Whitworth Sets All-Time Money Mark With LPGA Victory
Kathy Whitworth, 37, from Texas, posts a 67 to win the LPGA Classic in Jamesburg New Jersey, finishing 11 under par 202 to become the tour’s all-time money winner.
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Texan
American Wins Italian Open Men and Women Titles
Vitas Gerulaitis of New York defeated Tonino Zugarelli 6-2 7-6 3-6 7-6 to clinch the men's title in Rome, earning $21,000. Janet Newberry of La Jolla, California beat Renata Pomonova 6-3 7-6 for the women’s crown and $6,000. The U S sweep ends a 17 year gap with Americans claiming both titles.
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Rome
United States
Vitas Gerulaitis
Howard Beach
N.Y
Tonino Zugarelli
Italy
Janet Newberry
la Jolla
Calif
Renata Pomonova
Czechoslovakia
Gerulaitis
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Barry McKay
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