Haas Wins Greater Milwaukee Open by Three Strokes
Jay Haas shot a 1 over par 73 to finish 14 under for the 72 hole event at Tuckaway Country Club, winning the Greater Milwaukee Open by three strokes over Chi Chi Rodriguez who fired a 69 to finish 11 under. Rodriguez had four birdies in his last eight holes for his best finish this season.
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Milwaukee
Jay Haas
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Tuckaway Country Club
Lyn Lott
Danny Edwards
Bill Kratzert
Jim Colbert
Rex Caldwell
Tim Simpson
Jeff Mitchell
Bobby Cole
Glad leads by four to win Mayflower Classic
Debbie Austin built a nine stroke edge entering the final round at the Country Club of Indianapolis and held off Hollis Stacy and Myra Van Hoose. She recovered from three bogeys on the front nine and one on the 11th to finish at nine under par 279 for the 72 hole event worth 150000.
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Indianapolis
Debbie Austin
Hollis Stacy
Myra van Hoose
Austin
Country Club of
Nashville, Tenn
Darrell Waltrip
Bobby Allison
Waltrip
Nashville
Allison
Casper Hopes For '66 Repeat
Casper Palmer and Stone finished in a three way tie at the U S Senior Open at Oakland Hills with 289 nine over par after 72 holes. They proceed to an 18 hole playoff for the title worth 26000 to the winner and 9586 to the others. Art Wall finished fourth with 6736.
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Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Doug Reintgen
Birmingham
Mich
Palmer
Billy Casper
Bob Stone
San Francisco
Casper
Stone
Oakland Hills Country Club
Art Wall
Russians Dominate United States in Dual Track Meet
The Soviet team overwhelmed U S rivals 204 to 178 in Leningrad with seven of nine women's events and five of nine men's events won by the Soviets, turning a tight meet after day one into a clear Soviet lead.
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Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Oslo
Norway
Sebastian Coe
Britain
Bislett
Coe
Ingrid Christensen
Jan Merrill
United States
Tel Aviv
Israel
U.S
Mike Saphir
Los Angeles
Andrew Saltzman
Bloomington
Ind
Mark Spitz
Men’s Church Softball National League Standings and Results
Recap of National League standings for First Baptist Montmorenci Second Baptist Memorial and others with weekly results hitters and notable performances. Memorial Montmorenci tied 5 5 in 10 innings and First Baptist II beat First Baptist I 12 5 before upcoming games schedule highlights.
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Men’s Church
First Baptist
Montmorenci
Second Baptist
Memorial
Charlie Timmerman
Rober
Sid Grey
Mont
Curtis Williams
Monroe Stallings
First Baptist I
First Baptist II
Ray Dufour
Randy Counts
Mike Reynolds
First Presbyterian
St. Paul's
St. John’s
Trinity-Wesleyan
First Baptist III
Roger Ramsey
Kenny Widener
Bill Noah
Steve Oglesby
Ricky Byrnes
Tim Painter
Rusty Busbee
Grover Fincher
Glen Peterson
Mel Tate
St. John's
Wayne Filmon
Mike Mitchell
Trinity
First Baptist Iti
Seigler's Insurance
Southeastern Tool
Waldhem
Allied General
Bill Jones Insurance
Snazzy's
Bill Jones
Danny
Weekend horse racing results from Pimlico to Woodbine
Winners include Happy Hooligan at Pimlico in the Playpen Stakes, Pineapple Bay at Atlantic City, Miss Tarpon Woods at Calder, John Henry on turf at Belmont, Winds of Winter at Monmouth, Silahis at Delaware Park, Deputy Minister at Woodbine, and Banner Gala at Belmont. Also notes on Nashville Busch 420 results and Milwaukee Open standings.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Mckee City
N.J
Argent
Northfield
Atlantic City
Miami
Miss Tarpon Woods
Sober Jig
Calder Race Course
New York
John Henry
Belmont Park
Oceanport
Monmouth Park
Stanton
Del
Silahis
Delaware Park
Toronto
Rich Saul
Woodbine Racetrack
Bossier City
Louisiana Downs
Kathy T
NEW YO
Banner Gala
Angel Penna
Ogden Phipps
Erination
Zimbaba
Inglewood
Calif
Princess Karenda
Hollywood Park
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Haas
Win Moses
Krick
Pfister
Newport, R.I
Johan Kriek
Hank Pfister
Schulz
University of California
Hal Schulz
Laurie Binder
Oakland
Tony
Ramirez
Salinas
Binder
Fiback
Noah
Gstaad
Switzerland
Wojtek Fibak
Poland
Yannick
Lancia
Watkins Glen, N.Y
Watkins Glen
Jackie F
Valdhem
Snazzy
Freddie Hill
Robbie Kaney
Marvin Johnson
Fred Bush
du Pont
Unlimited
Graham Boat Co
Rebels
Grace
Astros
Seigler’s Ins
Trophies Unlimited
Lionel Smith Ltd
Silver Bluff Cafe
Ies Carpet Realty
Mack’s Service
Converse All-Stars
Tenn
Benny Parsons
Ricky Rudd
Terry Labonte
Kyle Petty
Dave Earnhardt
Harry Gant
Richard Petty
Jody Ridley
Mark Martin
Tim Richmond
Morgan Shepherd
Jimmy Means
Holley Fuel CO
Newport
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