Fans flock to Kemper Open at Congressional Country Club
Thousands from Frederick and the Washington area flocked to Congressional for the first round. Tom Watson drew the largest crowd alongside Arnold Palmer. Local fans followed groups at multiple holes hoping to see the golf greats in action.
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Congressional Country Club
Tom Watson
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Galle Uy
Arnold Palmer
Hissey
Palmer
White House
Gibson Fails Big Hole Recovery At Kemper Open
Fred Gibson, amateur turned professional, shot 74 in first round of the Kemper Open at Congressional. After a near disaster on the 18th, he saved par and finished four over par, two strokes ahead of Gary Player, amid praise from Germantown Club friends. Gibson noted strong driving and crucial putts, with his best hole a birdie on the par 4 sixth.
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Hissey
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Bethesda
Arnold Falmer
Gary Player
Trelt F
Barry Jaeckel
Lindy Miller
Fred Marti
Ron Terry
Mike Morley
Beau Baugh
Bob Gilder
Tom Watson
Jerry McGee
Arnold Palmer
Hale Irwin
Four tie for Kemper lead at two-under 68
Veteran Dave Hill shifted to a cross handed putting style late in the round and birdied three times to join JC Snead John Mahaffey and Jay Haas atop the Kemper Open after an opening 68 at Congressional. The demanding 7054 yard layout yielded only seven sub par rounds among 158 players in Bethesda Maryland.
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JC Snead
John Mahaffey
Jay Haas
Congressional Country Club
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Haas
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N.C
Lee Trevino
MVAL Rejects Membership Bids From Three Schools
The Monocacy Valley League declined applications from Smithsburg Williamsport and Liberty High Schools. A unanimous vote was not reached as principals discussed expanding the league. North Carroll principal Ed Davis was named league president for 1990 81 season with rotating yearly presidents.
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Walkersville coach Talley recalls 1964 state title team
Lions coach Bill Talley discusses the 1964 Walkersville High School basketball squad noted as one of his most complete teams. He praises leadership from Gordon Smith, strong rebounding, and the sense of family that propelled them to the class B title and deep postseason run.
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Walkersville High School
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Mt Savage
Walkersville Stages Bold Run To District Title Crown
Walkersville opened strong, beating Mont Savage 28-15 and surged to district title with a 26-87 win over Williamsport. Smith led with 45 points in a 95-75 victory over Brunswick, Cook added 27 as Hawes closed strong in the late season. The team jawed a state run with a 640 win over Somerset and a tense win over Douglas 0-468, as Coach Talley praised rebounding and teamwork in a historic Class C era.
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Eénstor
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Ams Neri
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Cougars Open State Softball Play Saturday in Semifinal Clash
Catoctin, 14-2, faces Rising Sun at Eldon High School at 1 p.m. in the Class C semifinals with Anita Stoner likely to start and Mel Ott available in relief. Debbie Baust leads Catoctin with about a .580 average as coach Dave Schrodel hopes few mistakes and continued strong hitting.
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