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20 YEARS LATER, TOLLEY WINS AGAIN ROANOKE VALLEY MATCH PLAY
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On the eve of the Roanoke Valley Match Play final, David Tolley
said he couldn't remember winning a golf tournament of any
significance in the past six years.
"Now, if you want to ask me that question again tomorrow," Tolley
said late Sunday afternoon, "I'll have something to tell you."
Tolley, who has done things in golf that most players can only
imagine, posted his biggest victory since regaining his amateur
status when he parred the third extra hole for a 1-up victory over
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ROANOKE VALLEY LOSES 4TH IN A ROW
Roanoke Times & World News
; RICHMOND -- Richmond goalie Mike D'Alessando stopped 35 of 36 shots as the RiverDogs defeated the Roanoke Valley Vipers 4-1 on Saturday night in an United Hockey League game. The loss was the fourth in a row for the Vipers (14-32-6) and their eighth in their last 10 games. Roanoke averted the
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