January shoots 65 to take early lead in Senior's Pro Classic
Don January blistered Bellevue with a six-under 65 to set a three-stroke edge after day one of the Greater Syracuse Senior's Pro Golf Classic. Jim Ferree and Ed Causey tied for second at 68, while Gene Littler and Peter Thomson shot 69 and Rod Funseth/Gay Brewer 70. Amateurs and pro-am teams also played, with January earning $712 in unofficial money.
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January Grabs Early Lead In Senior Tour Classic
Weathered veteran His face lined with age and gray hair Jan uary stalks Bellevue's club house as he fires a course record 65 to lead the Greater Syracuse Senior's Classic. The two time winner of the Marlboro Classic and Se nior title streaks past rivals on a hot run through five weeks of golf. He credits his late surge to peaking play and a few cart rides while maintaining focus on Sunday.
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Charles ready to sign with Miami Dolphins
Former SU defensive lineman Mike Charles is poised to sign a one year contract with the Miami Dolphins. The deal reportedly includes an annuity plan and could make him among the best paid second round picks, though terms remain undisclosed. Charles awaits training camp as Don Shula weighs unsigned veterans and draftees.
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National SportsFest trainer Happy returns to Syracuse
Yoshizumi Iwasaki, nicknamed Happy, just finished a three week stint in Colorado Springs assisting volleyball teams at the National Sports Festival. Don Lowe, SU trainer, says Happy joined grad school here after a visitor stint two years ago and is now back to finish his degree while aiding SU athletes.
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