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1:59 pm Tuesday, June 19, 2001

Sports Briefs

By Staff
June 19, 2001
Defending champ Posey, locals tee-off at state am
Qualifying began Monday in Hattiesburg for the 68th Mississippi Women's Golf Association State Amateur.
Among the local entrants, Meridian's Lou Hart, a nine-time champion of the event, fired an even-round 72 to make the field, while defending champion Pam Posey got a round in, although she didn't have to qualify.
Posey was paired for today's opening round match-play format with fellow Meridian competitor Jean Murphy.
Dale Bounds, also of Meridian, will be in the championship flight today against Sheila Haynes. The Canton native bested Monday's qualifying field with a 1-under-par 71 on the Canebrake course.
Durden sinks second hole-in-one at Briarwood
Ray Durden recorded his second hole-in-one Sunday, both aces coming on Briarwood's 95-yard, par number 13 hole.
Durden aced the hole with a sand wedge.
Playing in the group with Durden were Tome Warden, Lynn Limerick, Jerry Simmons, R.G. Keeton and Jack Boler.

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