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Ul* CD CDs 65 LeadsCitrusORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -Mike Hill, still on a comeback from an injury that threatened his career, conquered gusty winds and some nagging putting problems with a 65 and tied Mark Hayds for the first round lead Thursday in the $200,000 Citrus Open GolfTournament.Hill, who missed 12 weeks of action after a motorcycle accident last season, didn’t make a bogey in his seven-under-par effort and missed only two greens in the brisk winds that whistlecj and sighed through the pine-studded, 6,929 yard, Rio Pinar Country Club course.“I don’t like wind, but it doesn’t bother you if you hit your irons real crisp,” said the darkly-handsome,5 7. voni’.nl H vnnnoprOpenbrother of Dave Hill.Defending champion Lee Trevino could do no better than a 75. South African Gary Player had the samescore.OH LAN no. Fla. (AP)scares Thursday In the Open Golf Tournament yard, par 36-36—72 IIto Club course (a-denotes i Mike Mil!Mark Hayes Gay Brewer Pat Fitzsimons John Sch router George Burns Hermit Zarloy Rick Acton Toni Watson Grier Jones Gary McCord Doug Tewell Tony Cerda Gil Morgan Jerry McGee Kd Saboliomcro Blancas Spike Kelley John Mahaffey Barry Jaeckei Bobby Mitchell Bob Murphy Bobby Cole Mae McLendon George Cudle Don Januaryf I**— First-round $200,060 Citrus on the 6.929-Pinar Country imateur):33-32-65 31-34—03 33-33-6033-34-6734-33-6734-33-67 33-34-6734.34-6R36-32-6635-33—66 35-33—6833-35-68 33-36—69 35-34—69 38-31-0935-34-6934-35-6936-33—89 36-33—6935-34—6936-33-69 35-34—69 35-34-69 35-35-7037-33—70 37.33-7Ook itweicn team got tneir act together and shut the tournament-door on the Tigers.7 t-4 15 6 0-412 4 7-9 14 2 6-6 10 3 0-2 6 I 1-3 4 3 2-2 8 26 18-30 70WELCH (70)Robert Isabelle Thomas Belle Garnette Edwards Nat Neal Palmer Davis Emile Young Tyrone Edwards TOTALSPRINCETON (33)Ernie Gtllard 3 0-2 6David Wltltams 1-3 5Tim Sweeney 2 1-3 5Barry Williams h 3-9 19Frankie Smith 4 0-0 8Brad Ball 6 0-0 12TOTALS 24 5-17 53Welch 17 12 17 24 — 70Princeton 14 12 il 18 — 33BulletinMONTGOMERY — Gary Evans scored 24 points here Thursday night to lead the Montgomery Greyhounds to a 77*41 basketball victory over the Mt. Hope Mustangs.The victory put the Hounds in the finals of the Class AA, Region IV, section I basketball tournament against Gauley Bridge on Saturdaywent to 20, 42-22, with 4:55 in the third frame.Shady closed the gap to 13 on the inside scoring of Rex Lehew. but Trap Hill had the lead back to 53-36 after three periods.Smith fed reserve Kenny Toler on a break to make it 24. 67-43, with 4:04 on the clock.STGCO54)Al Hamlet93-421Scott White72-316.Marshall Lytton20-04Mark Adams41-19Charles Adams20-24TOTALS246-1234SOPHIA(59)Jerry McKinney29-04Randy McMilwlan52-212Toney Allen42-210Pat Bryant71-313Richard Blackburn51-2UTerry Trotter21-35Donald CUne10-02Cecil Graham00-10TOTALS267-1359Stoco171817 -54Sophia 17817 :20 —59'Total Fouls: Sophia 17, Stoco 16. FouledOut: Lytton.SHADY SPRING(39Rick Wills3-617Ronnie Meadows20-04Rex Lehew77-16 21Mark Link01-31Jerry Stump20-04John Sweeney42-410Donnis Hanshaw10-02Dwayne Lilly00-10TOTALStt13-30 39TRAP HILL (72)Gene Lomax31-311
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Beckley Post Herald
Beckley, West Virginia, US
Fri, Mar 05, 1976
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