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JACK WAGNER LOSESOUT IN GREESV1LLEGOLF TOURNAMENTAfter having qualified for the championship flight of the Annual Carolina’s Open Golf Tournament, played over the links of the Greenville, S, C., Country Club Jack Wagner, Statesville’s stellar ama. te^j’ linksman, advanced by scoring a 3 and 2 win over Charles Eskridge of Shelby, N, C.t but in his second round play in the tourney, Wagner had the misfortune of be. ing paired with Francis Ford, 33-year medalist and favorite of Charleston, with Jack losing out to the Charleston player by a 7 to G count,FOUR LOCAL GOLFERS INSOUTHERN TOURNEYThe Statesville Country Club »s well represented in the 35th An. nual Southern Amateur Golf tournament being played over the splendid golf course of the Char, lotto Country Club, this week. Statesville’s representatives a r a Messers, Charles and Jim Horton, Jack Wagner and L, M. Graves.In the first round of 18-holes in the 3G.hole qualifying round, the local quartet of linksmen turned in the following scores: Charles Horton, 47-51—102; L. M. Graves, 40.43—83; Jack Wagner, 35-42— 77 and James Horton, 46.51—97,Wagner’s score of 77 at the halfway mark on the qualifying round, of 36-hole, was best among local -golfers entered in the tourney, followed by L. M, Graves with an 83, Wagner went out in par for the course, 35, but coming in Jack posted a 42} seven over par.
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Statesville Record

Statesville, North Carolina, US

Fri, Jun 18, 1937

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