Best team effort ever Pecos golf tourney lead by White
Richard White shot 71 and Richard Rankin 74 to lead Pecos at the city course as Pecos posted a best team total of 300. Coach Beau Hendrick praised the dedication as the team prepares for the April 15 district match in Andrews and closes in on Fort Stockton.
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Richard White
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Pecos
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Ramsey
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Mike Daniels
David Peters
Danny Flores
Paul Kirkwood
Robert Abila
Laura White
Laura Jenkins
Monahans
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Fort Stockton
Seminole
White
Fort Stockton Panthers
Edwards Wins Greensboro Open. Dreams Begin and End
Danny Edwards captured his first tour victory at Greensboro, storming to a four stroke win at Forest Oaks with a 276 total. The win earns him $47,000, a Masters invitation, and exemption from qualifying through 1978, signaling both an end and a start to his major championship ambitions. Burns and Nelson tied for second at 280, Jones 281, Morgan 282, Irwin 284, Geiberger 284. Edwards, 25, rose as a rising talent with solid play and high goals about consistency in majors.
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Greensboro, N.C
Danny Edwards
Greensboro
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Forest Oaks Country Club
George Burns
Burns
Larry Nelson
Grier Jones
Gil Morgan
Hale Irwin
al Geiberger
Johnny Jones Falls Short as Texas Relays Timer Fails
Johnny Jones, UT freshman and Olympic relay gold medalist, clocked readings near 9.8 seconds in the 100 meters at the 50th Texas Relays, but a faulty electronic timer prevented a world record. The crowd of 15,000 saw Jones misjudge the finish and win amid strong wind conditions, while Arizona State was named outstanding team.
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America
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United States
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Montreal
Lampasa
Texas
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Johnny
Dwyane Evans
Arizona
Bill Collins
Darrell Royal
Royal
Arizona State
Evert Beats King In Mental Squeaker At Hilton Head
In Hilton Head Island, Christ Evert defeated Billie Jean King 6-0 6-1 in the $110,000 international event final. Evert described the match as a mental squeaker as she extended her clay-court win streak to 106. King recently returned from knee surgery and said she has yet to regain its late-game toughness.
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Chris Evert
Billie Jean King
Ms. King
Billie Jean
Miss Evert
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Guillermo Villas
Argentina
Eddie Dibbs
Vitas Gerulaitis
Brian Gottfried
Roscoe Tanner
Hilton Head Island
S.C
Wimbledon
Nice
France
Borg
Living Proof That Jesus Brings Peace Through Union
A gospel message offers faith in Jesus Christ as a path to daily peace amid common stresses. It invites readers to contact nearby helpers to learn about accepting Christ and finding reassurance beyond personal effort.
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