Hale Irwin Leads Open After First Round Shock
Hale Irwin shot a 2-under 69 to lead the 78th U S Open with Bob Clampett Andy North and J C Snead tied at 70. Bobby Wadkins made a hole in one on the 15th, the first ace in Open play in three years, and Bob Impaglia was penalized two strokes for slow play on the 10th, a first in Open history.
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Hollywood Park Lawndale Purse results and miscellaneous scores
Inglewood Hollywood Park hosted the Lawndale Purse with Diagramatic defeating El Veleneth by a length. Belmont Park saw Myrtle's Jet Purse won by two lengths over Maria's Baby. Regional results include basketball, football schedules, and several MLB and NFL player moves across Cleveland, New York, Oakland, Houston, Cincinnati, Detroit, Kansas City, San Francisco, and Charlotte.
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NBA tightens penalties for illegal zone defense changes
The NBA approved stricter language against zones, detailing penalties from technical fouls to Commissioner action for repeated violations. The rule requires defenders after center court to guard a opponent rather than zones, with a third referee added to improve enforcement.
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Browns sign top five draft picks in latest NFL batch
The Cleveland Browns secured contracts with their first five picks from the latest college player lottery. Clay Matthews and Ozzie Newsome signed one year or multiple one year deals. Also under contract were Johnny Evans Mark Miller and Larry Collins. The team had previously failed to sign Tom Skladany from 1977.
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White Sox aim to ride hot pitching toward winning streak
Chicago manager Bob Lemon credits improving pitching and defense as the White Sox win 5 in a row and 17 of 19, with Steve Stone eight strong innings in a 3-1 win over the Rangers. Orioles fall to 13 game win streak ended. Ron Blomberg and Bill Nahorodny drive runs for Chicago. MLB standings amid other AL results include California over Baltimore 5-1 and Boston over Oakland 7-3.
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Giants, Grimsley Spark NL Wins on West Coast
Montefusco fans 11 in San Francisco 6 1 win over Philadelphia to extend NL West lead. Grimsley beats San Diego 3 1 for his 11th victory while praising the Dodgers as his team’s best chance to win. Rhoden and Hough toss a 3 0 shutout of the Mets as Dodgers stay atop the circuit.
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