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into eight categories with four i
both males and females. The fir!
boys and girls under 14 years of a
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next year, "I'm turning the tournament
over to the Senior Golf
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Lake," said Jones. "I'm hoping
that we can have it run by a nonprofit
organization so that we can
get more money to expand the
tournament. It is my hope that
we can align it with a worthy
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organization such as the Sickle
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peopole and the tournament will
not change. "I've worked too
long and too hard to see that happen,"
said Jones, "I founded it
and I couldn't see that happen."
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victory over the Royals. Leak
came back two nights later and
hit a shot at the buzzer to defeat
the Falcons 66-64.
Elsewhere, Forrest Munden, a
strapping 6-4 center, paced \
Bishop McGuiness to a 68-67 win <c \
over the Royals and also played a |L
strong inside game as his team
fell to the Falcons by a score of
76-75/The steadily improving
senior at McGuiness has been
coming on strong for his team in
the past month. '
Earlier in the week, Southside
nipped the 76ers 59-56. With its ?
win over the Breakers, Southside
moved to within two games of
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