Sutton Leads Phoenix Open as Sutton Builds Gap
Hal Sutton stretched his advantage to four strokes with a 3-under 68 in the Phoenix Open third round at Phoenix Country Club. He logged 196 total over 54 holes, the lowest since 1984, amid a bulky putter. Also noted were NBA All Star voting tallies and Steve Rogers retirement from baseball.
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Lexington Tops North Augusta In Overtime Thriller
Lexington Wildcats edge North Augusta 63 61 in overtime as Wade Hardy seals win with two late free throws. Jackets’ Allen Byrd nearly sent game to another overtime with a long midcourt heave that rimmed out. North Augusta’s John Curry, Charles Graham lead scoring. Jackets struggle from field in 68 31 loss later notes.
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Wagener-Salley extends streak with 61 44 win over Williston Elko
Wagener-Salley improved to 11 0 behind Danny Evans 16 points and 16 rebounds while Ulysses James added 14 and Marvin Johnson 12. Williston-Elko saw Corey Sims and Kenny Dunbar lead with 14 each. girls team fell 37 28.
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Thomas shoots career best to grab Mazda Classic lead
Barb Thomas blasted 6-under 66 to seize a one stroke edge at 8-under 208 after 54 holes at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club. Sally Little fired 67 to join 209 and sit in second before the final round.
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Magic Johnson Stars for Lakers in 1980s All Star Era
New York report highlights Earvin Johnson, known as Magic, as a perennial All-Star guard for the Los Angeles Lakers. The piece notes his prominence in the NBA during the peak of his career.
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