Dickson in Atlanta Classic Leads With Front Nine Record
Bob Dickson birdied six of seven to tie the course front nine record and finish 7 under 65 to surge into contention at the Atlanta Classic. Dave Stockton fired 69 to share the halfway lead with Lou Graham and Mac McLendon at 137.
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Atlanta
Bob Dickson
Dave Stockton
Dickson
Stockton
Lou Graham
Mac McLendon
Atlanta Country Club
McLendon
Graham
David Graham
Jim Dent
McGinnis Lucas duel sparks NBA finals tale
Philadelphia leads Portland two games to none as George McGinnis and Maurice Lucas struggle to meet the hype. McGinnis, hobbled by a groin injury, has totaled 20 points and 13 rebounds in two games while Lucas seeks to prove he is the elite power forward. In Game Three, McMahon expects a fierce response as the star forwards clash for the title bid.
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Portland
George McGinnis
Philadelphia
Maurice Lucas
National Basketball Association
Jack McMahon
McGinnis- Lucas
George
McMahon
Lucas
McGinnis
Sixers
Final laps decide field in Sunday race and Grand race
Drivers filled a 40 car field with tight racing as the final ten positions were settled Sunday. In the Executive 200 Baby Grand on Friday, Dean Combs edged JV Reins for the win, with George Tompkins taking third just ahead of Ricky Pearson. Combs passed Reins on the last lap to claim victory.
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Jimmy Means
Dick May
Bill Dennis
Dean Dalton
Tom Gale
Cecil Gordon
Tighe Scott
David Sisco
Dean Combs
JV. Reins
George Tompkins
Ricky Pearson
Combs
Reins
Thomasville Legion Opens Season Tonight
Thomasville American baseball team starts its season tonight at Finch Field against Lexington. Game time is 7:40 p.m., with Thursday’s opener against Concord postponed by rain.
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Thomasville Legion
Thomasville
Lexington
Finch Field
Concord
Scott Captures Bass Crown at Santee-Cooper Nationals
Cecil Scott 21 of Sumter wins the Bass Caster's Association Santee Cooper National after a final day haul of seven largemouths totaling 23 pounds 11 ounces. He finishes with 58 pounds 5 ounces to Avin's 56 pounds 15 ounces earning 1200 dollars a new boat and a fishing trip to Lake Guerra Mexico.
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Summerton
G&.c
Cecil Scott
Sumter
Santee-Cooper National
Scott
Joe Avin
Avin
Mexico
Lake
Guerra
Waltrip family fuels Indy 500 ties and racing partnership
Stevie Waltrip recalls joining Darrell Waltrip in a family driven racing life. The couple married young. Stevie’s father became Darrell’s first sponsor as racing shifted from factory to family involvement. Stevie plans to stay by Darrell through 30 Grand National races last year and this season, noting two wins eased financial pressures and the couple’s shared passion in the pit area.
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Stevie
Darrell
Judy Allison
Bobby
Dawkins and Lucas Fined in Playoff Fight
The players Darryl Dawkins of the Philadelphia 76ers and Maurice Lucas of the Portland Trail Blazers were fined $2,500 each by NBA Commissioner Lawrence F. O'Brien after a fight in the second game of their playoff series. The rest of the section notes golf and horse racing results from Atlanta Yokohama New Jersey and other venues with multiple leaders and race winners.
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Associated Press
New York
Darryl Dawkins
Philadelphia Yéers
Maurice Lucas
Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Golf Atlanta
Dave Stockton
Lew Graham
Mac McClendon
Baseball and Football Moves Across Leagues
MLB clubs recall and trade players including Steve Outtiekder to Toledo and pitcher Torres to Cincinnati as part of roster reshuffles. Giants place Mantelusco on the disabled list while Browns fire Forrest Gregg and Oilers add Gary Stevesete. NHL Minnesota North Stars sign Ted Harris to a new contract.
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National League Cincinnat
REDS
Torres
Santa Alcala
Rawly
Gianapolis
American Association
Ens Louis
A McBride
San Francisco Giants
John Mantelusco
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Forrest Gregg
Houston Oilers
Gary Stevesete
Eever Suerent
Cockey
National Hockey League
Minnesota North Stars
Ted Harris
Robertson Brothers Ink Grants In Aid to Elon College
Trinity twins Donald and David Robertson signed wrestling grants in aid to Elon College. Both were named All-South Piedmont Conference and all state by Mat News. Donald placed second at the WNCHSAA tournament and finished 27-1. David was third and ended 24-1.
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Trinity
Donald
David Robertson
Elon College
Trinity Grapplers
North Carolina
Mat News
David
Inside the 61st running of the Indianapolis 500
The article describes the race eve atmosphere at the Indianapolis 500 with 350 000 expected spectators. It notes last minute engine work and the high stakes for drivers like Joe Leonard while detailing crowd behavior and ticket prices and the aura of speed and danger surrounding the event.
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Stone
Joe Leonard
Victor
Ore
Regazzoni Will Use Interpreter In Indy 500 Pit
Regazzoni, the 37 year old Formula One driver from Lugano Switzerland, arrives at Indianapolis with a seven year Grand Prix record and will rely on a pit crew interpreter. He understands some English but needs quick precise communication for race decisions.
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Ianapolis
Regazzoni
Dianapolis
Indianapolis
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Bill Simpson
Clay
Dean Williams
Happy Days Bowling Night Awards Honor Strong Team
Happy Days bowling held its awards night at the Westchester Clubhouse. Hi-Wires topped the event with a first place showing by Richard Iks Marsha Sparks Ja Parks Mike Collins Kie Miller and Greg Second place went to Jimmy Keway Wilbur Boykin Joel Martin and Diane alkowitz. Jerry Wall and la Parks had high series and Diane alkowitz high average. Janie White won the sportmanship trophy and Jimmy loway the most improved, with Linda Regazzoni noted for weekend travel.
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Westchester
Hi-Wires
Richard Iks
Marsha Sparks
Ja Parks
Mike Collins
Kie Miller
Greg
Jimmy Keway
Wilbur Boykin
Boykin
Joel Martin
Nine Martin
Diane Alkowitz
Erry Hopkins
Linda Opkins
Jerry Wall
la Parks
Ill Ingram
Diane ‘Alkowitz
Janie White
Jimmy Loway
Linda
Clay Killing Americans at the French Open in Paris
At Roland Garros two rounds of the men’s singles are done and only four of 27 Americans remain. Stan Smith predicts more American winners on clay after improving U.S. prospects with Eddie Dibbs and Harold Solomon as hopefuls amid Nastase Panatta Ramirez competition. Solomon, Gottfried, and Gullikson face third-round matches.
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Paris
Roland Garros Stadium
Forest Hills
Roland Garros
Tony Trabert
Smith
Eddie Dibbs
Harold Solomon
Dibbs
Rolf Norberg
Sweden
Solomon
Juergen Fassbender
West Germany
Italy
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Gottfried
Gullikson
Artis wins state long jump with 24 8 record while Golden takes second
Wilson Fike star Greg Artis set a state record with a 24 feet 8 inches long jump and won the triple jump in 51 feet 5.5 inches. Andrew Golden of Cary High Point Central finished second in the long jump at 22 feet 11.5 inches as Richmond County dominated team standings. Other area results include Ledford’s Rick Callicott fourth in high jump and Cincinnati Reds acquiring pitchers from Montreal Expos in a separate note.
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Cary
High Point Central
Andrew Golden
Cary High School
Wilson
Richmond County
Ledford
Rick Callicott
Tarboro
Jacksonville
Gest Mecklenburg
Wey
Witton Fike
Reegerd
Terry Senford
Carteret
Granville
Asneville
Soncerven
Pace High Point Central
Monore
O. Byrd
Rahbrook
Henderson Vance
W. Brunswick
W. Brunswick, Totte, Oudiey, Pisgan, 5. Meckienoure
Durham
Hillside
Centra Cabarrus
Forsyth
Gertie
Olympic
Brougnton
W Meck
N. Lenoir
Harding
South View
No. Ree
M. Porsyin
Farmvillle
Cery
Seen
Weyne
W. Guilford
Nate Wigtell
Leavitt
Zia
Cairo
Jaccksonville
Hudson
Meck
Baley
W. Meck
West Chartone
Best Mecklenburg
Jeckson
Nete Wigtell
Jecksonville
Tiet
Galerde
Hoggerd
Richardson
Carter
Greg Artis
Wissor Fixe
Porter
Tarbere
Joneson
Terbere
Peareill
Forsytn
David Forsythe
Grenville
Ashbrook
Cumps
Rich. Co
Hertigen
Thames
Brunswick
Jerome Balten
Quick
Rien. Co
Craw ‘S
Grimarey
Handy
Broughton
Wees
Garcia Cravis
Rimaiey
Moodie
James Ker Harding
Rober Dency
Tervore
Belch
Geringer
Savege
Pisgen
S Rodinson
T. Karry Linen
Sen Gerson
Morton
Grimsiey
Eiotte i
Richmond County G
Serene
Durhem Hillsige
Durhem
Oudiey
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