U S Seniors Open results total $275000 purse
Dale Douglass won the U S Senior Open at Scioto CC in Columbus, finishing with 6672 68 73 279 and earning 42500 dollars. Gary Player placed second with 71 73 66 70 280 and 22000 dollars, followed by Harold Henning 15592 dollars and 70 72 70 60 285, Peter Thomson 10185 dollars and 71 73 70 69 283.
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AP racing notes from Henderson to Laurel and Belmont highlight finishes. Shenadoah Lord, Dont Stop Themusic, Country Recital, Burnished Bright, Fleur de Sole, and Storm and Sunshine win stakes at venues including Park, Hollywood Park, Laurel Race Course, Churchill Downs, Calder, Belmont Park, and Monmouth Park.
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Baseball Transactions Show Busy Trade Week
American Baseball Boston Red Sox recalled Kevin Ro mine from Pawtucket in the International League. Chicago White Sox traded Tom Seaver to Boston for Steve Lyons. Cleveland Indians assigned Ed Williams to Waterbury in the Eastern League. Detroit Tigers assigned Bill Scherrer to Nashville in the International League. State named Dick Besnirath as director. Southern Colorado announced elimination of full time athletic director position.
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Douglass tops U S Seniors in Scioto duel for major
Dale Douglass, aged 50, wins the U S Senior Open at Scioto Country Club with a four day total of 5 under 279 after a final round 73. Gary Player finishes second after a 70, Harold Henning tied, John Woodard Jr. on 308. A late miscue at 15th hole turns lead into tense match play as Planter miscue clears up.
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Yankees Acquire Washington Za vella For Griffey Trade
The New York Yankees trade veteran outfielder Ken Griffey to Atlanta for Claudel Washington and minor league shortstop Paul Zavella in a bid to upgrade pitching. Griffey leaves after a 10th straight home series loss and a .303 average with nine homers that season. Washington and Zavella join an AL East race as Boston strengthens by acquiring Tom Seaver. Washington approved the deal and is set for a Monday lineup. Zavella was Braves 15th round pick in 1980.
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Murphy Ends 11-Year Wait With Canadian Open Victory
Murphy, 43, finally breaks an 11-year win drought at Glen Abbey in Oakville, finishing 8 under with a 280 total and a 1-under 71 final round after a thunderstorm delay. Greg Norman places second at 285, setting a single-season PGA money record with $547,779.
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Jackson Makes Pro Baseball Debut In Memphis
Heisman winner Bo Jackson begins pro baseball with the Memphis Chicks as Ed Allen and Carolyn marry at home plate in Chicks Stadium. Jackson, who chose baseball over a $7 million NFL payout, faces his first pro pitch amid promotional stunts and fanfare at 800 Home Run Drive.
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