Wayne Levi Underrated Champion Shines At Butler National
Wayne Levi dominates the Center Western Open at Butler National in Oakbrook Ill, finishing four strokes ahead of Wayne Stewart. Levi leads by one at the start, extends to eight at the turn, and seals victory with a standout 18th hole chip from the rough. He pursues a ninth PGA Tour win and a major earnings milestone while staying private and stock-market minded in Utica New York.
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N.Y
Lodge Brothers
Pistons Take 2-1 Series Lead With 121 106 Win
Detroit, missing Dennis Rodman and his father, toppled Portland 121 to 106 in Portland to grab a 2-1 series lead. Joe Dumars scored 33, Isiah Thomas and Vinnie Johnson added 21 each as the Pistons snapped Portland’s home playoff streak and moved toward reclaiming home court in the NBA Finals.
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Thomas
Teak
Bil Lalmbeer
Dennis Rodman
Rodman
Chicago
NBA
Jerome Kersey
Ashwell Farms Clinches Coors Light Cup in Final
Ashwell Farms defeated No View Farms 10 4 to win the Coors Light Cup at Itney Field led by David Widener Jr who scored six goals and benefited from a 45 minute break after Bra Limehouse suffered a shoulder injury. Widener and Eric Hall backed by two goals from Hall helped secure the title as Ashwell dominated late. Aiken Athletic Club beat Kensington Plantation 76 in the consolation with Tom Biddle Sr four goals. Krawehek the Limehouse pony named best playing pony. Christine Cato remains unconscious in hospital.
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Ashwell Farms
No View Farms
Itney Field
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Limehhouse
Aiken
Brad Limehouse
Brian
Ashwell
Widener
Augusta
Eric Hall
South ‘Aiken High School
Doug Batchelor
Aiken Athletic Club
Chukber
Kensington Plantation
Tom Biddle Sr
Aiken Athletic
Richard Stoney
Kensington
Krawehek
Brian Limehouse
Cato
Christine Cato
Miss Cato
Sy Ginmy
Whitney Field
Ashwell Farm
Grayson Brown
Aiken Post 26 Beats Walterboro in Season Opener
In 1987 Pat Henson and Scotty Mills combine for a two hitter as Aiken Post 26 defeats Walterboro 9 to 0 in their season opener.
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Scotty Mills
Aiken Post
Walterboro
Ratcliffe wins Persimmon Hill tourney with 67
Kevin Ratcliffe defends his Persimmon Hill title at Saluda's Persimmon Hill Golf Club by firing a five under 67 to finish at 137, five strokes ahead of Larry Boswell. Boswell, from Saluda, shot 71-71 to take second. Machen Conga and Doug Hathaway tied for third. Ratcliffe led from start to finish, carding birdies on Nos. 1 2 4 7 8 and overcoming a late challenge from Boswell with a late burst of birdies.
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Kevin Ratcliffe
North Augusta
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Boswell
Jackson
USC Aiken
Iken
Carlisle
Nro
Buck Leigh
Don Smoland
Gomez Wins French Open Over Agassi For First Grand Slam
Andres Gomez of Ecuador defeated Andre Agassi 6 3 2 46 6 4 6 4 in Paris to claim the French Open title. Gomez, 30, who has long pursued a major win, overcame Agassi’s power with his own steady baseline game and defensive resilience.
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Andre Agassi
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
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Andres
Pancho Segura
Guillermo Vilas
Nicklaus Captures TPC Title With Record Setting Effort
Dearborn, Mich. Jack Nicklaus dominates the Senior TPC posting 27 under par and a 261 total to set multiple records. He vows to chase a fifth U.S. Open after setting a high bar on the senior circuit, with Trevino praising his form and Coody and Dent tying for third at 16 under.
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Dearborn
Mich
Jack Nicklaus
Medinah
Lee
Trevino
Jack
Charles Coody
Jim Dent
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