Word: charlestoning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Kidder, a sophomore who performed well in spring practice in Charleston, S.C., has lost in every match this year. He hasn't regained the putting touch he had in Charleston, where he qualified fourth...
...seven qualifiers at Charleston were assured of a place on the nine-man team. The last two, Schnits and Sinclair, will face all comers in the next two weeks in three more trial rounds...
...match at Annapolis came on the heels of a week of practice and qualifying rounds in Charleston, S.C. Brian McGuinn, a junior, led the 72-hole trials as expected. The big surprise was Sophomore Bob Kidder's fourth-place finish. Kidder also fired the best 18 of the qualifying, a 75 on the tough, hard-baked course...
...Torhorst and Bob Kidder, who played one and two as freshmen last year, and Bob Schnitz, a junior, will join Holton, Sinclair and the returning letter winners for spring practice in Charleston, S.C., beginning April 1. Seven of these ten will win permanent positions after trials in Charleston. The other three will compete for the remaining two spots with anyone else who wants to try out for the team...
...response to the community programs is especially encouraging. Local Negro leaders in Charleston can point to the accomplishments of last summer as evidence of a need for new educational programs. They have forced the schoolboard to sponsor an expanded version of last summer's program for this coming summer. And the success of the Charleston program has prompted people in eight other South Carolina communities to plan similar projects. In place of five teachers and 45 students, the South Carolina program will have 90 teachers and 900-1000 of the most capable youngsters in the state from limited economic backgrounds...