Scotty Greer Leads Tropicana Golf Ties and Tournaments
Scotty Greer, longtime Tropicana head pro and former Spring Creek leader, returns to Las Vegas after stints in Elko and Boulder City. The piece notes his recent wins, course improvements at Tropicana, and upcoming Bernie Buckley Memorial Golf Tournament at Tropicana with 144 entries and a sizable prize pool. It also covers Emerald Isle course repairs, Nevada Seniors tour results, and local tee-off etiquette urged by course starters.
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Scotty Greer
Tropicana Country Club
Los Angeles
Scotty
Armed Forces
Dick Huff
Winterwood
Tropicana
Spring Creek
Elko
Vegas
Rocky Mountain Area
Boulder City
Bernie Buckley
Art Hansen
Nevada State Seniors Golf Club
London Bridge
Lake Havasu
Harry Miller
Clarence Gump
Robert Bohen
Robert Taylor
Wilfred Bayer
A. Charles Drew
B. John Wright
Jim Cavalierier
Tioga Park faces mixed reviews in quarterhorse debut
Tioga Park in Nichols New York drew mixed reviews as its maiden quarterhorse meet winds down. Officials cite education gaps crowding and weather as factors while stressing the sport’s growing presence and potential. President Fred Renz Jr. notes staff changes and ongoing investigations into illegal devices.
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Nichols
N.Y
UPI
Tioga Park
Fred Renz Jr
Renz
CIB International
Jacob Iberger
Iberger
Bobcats Rally Past Grizzlies in Missoula Comeback
Sophomore QB Paul Dennehy led the Montana State Bobcats to a 21-12 comeback victory over the Montana Grizzlies in Missoula. Montana had a 6-0 lead at halftime before Dennehy and MSU runners Delmar Jones and Tom Kostrba sealed the win with two third quarter TDs and a late score after a Grizzly fumble.
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Missoula
Mont
UPI
Paul Dennehy
Montana State Bobcats
Montana Grizzlies
Montana
Rich Jordan
Grizzlies
Grizzly
Bobcats
Dennehy
MSU
Bryan Flaig
Jeff Murr
Don Ueland
Tom Kostrba
Delmar Jones
Storey Leads Dixie Open At Dixie Red Hills
Las Vegas pro Tom Storey shot 65 to grab a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the Dixie Open at Dixie Red Hills Golf Course. Mike Smith of Salt Lake City was two under 66 in second, with four players at 69 and two more at 70.
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ST. George
Utah
UPI
Las Vegas
Tom Storey
Utah Golf Association
Storey
Mike Smith
Salt Lake City
Smith
Dixie Redhills
John Evans
Orem
Ernie Schneiter Jr
Ogden
Tom Pendleburg
Reno
Mike Haker
Reed McArthur
Jay Don Blake
Northern Michigan Wins 17th Straight
Northern Michigan, No. 1 in NCAA Division 2, defeated Eastern Illinois 30-10 to extend its win streak to 17 games over two seasons. The Wildcats rushed for 210 yards and passed for 150 while Steve Mariucci and Reggie Webster led the offense scoring two and three rushing TDs, and Maurice Mitchell added a late pass reception TD. Eastern Illinois dropped to 5-3 after the loss.
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Charleston
UPI
Northern Michigan
Eastern Illinois
Chris Cobb
Steve Mariucci
Reggie Webster
Michigan
Mariucci
Maurice Mitchell
Webster
Utah State Rolls Past Weber State in 36-10 Victory
Utah State racked up 342 rushing yards and forced five second half turnovers to defeat Weber State 36-10. Freshman Rick Parros ran for 160 yards, while Steve Smith caught a 14 yard scoring pass from Eric Hipple as USU surged in the second half.
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Logan
Utah
UPI
Utah State
Weber State
Aggies
Rick Parros
Aggie
USU
Tom Mayes
Rod Bockwoldt
Weber
Gary Wolz
Mike Korvas
Parros
Steve Smith
Eric Hipple
Keith Myers
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Bob Gordon
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Dunes Golf and Country Club
Emerald Isles
Norm Gerdeman
Evelyn
Sahara-Nevada
P.R. Department
Circus Circus Hotel and Casino
Golf
Charlie Teel
Aztec Industrial
Binghamton
Elmira
Pennsylvania
Bobcats’ Rally Tips
Big Sky
Miu UM
Dixie Tourney
Eastern
Judge Addeliar Dell
Guy — Robert Archie
Utah State Wallops Wildcats
Uten St
Mayes
Bockwoildt
Korvas
Woilz
Usa—Smith
Hipple
Aliad
WSC
USA
Tidwell
Fumbies
Wexford
Samara Potel
Aladdin Hotel
Mont Grand Hotel
Dunes Hotel
Salara Tawtook
Petticoat Lane
Gardust Race and Sports
Iremont
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