Pirates Pair Set School Record in Linkmen Win
In a windy Philadelphia scene, the Pirates defeated the Linksmen to set a school record. Key players included Clemens and Pearce with solid batting and pitching support from Dierker and Oliver as the game swung on late runs and defensive plays. The Reds and Braves battles produced tense moments but Pittsburgh held firm for the win.
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Stockton Grabs Colonial Lead With 65 As Hogan Fades
Stockton shot 65 for a first round 33 92 65 total at the Colonial course to take a two stroke edge over veterans Hogan Nichols and Rudolph. Hogan opened with a strong 1 under through 16 before a double bogey at 17 derailed his pace in windy, cool conditions. Palmer totaled 73, while Brewer Jr. was one behind the day’s top contenders.
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All Star Kegling Opens With $70,000 in Prizes
The 27th All-Star bowling tournament starts Sunday in St. Louis with $70,000 in prizes. Top men vie for 15000 and the top woman 5000, featuring former champions Dick Weber Don Carter and Jay Abel among the entrants. John Bucyk led the Bruins with 48 points and rookie Bobby Orr had 41.
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Largest Field Enters U S Open Trials
The 1987 US Open trials begin next week with a record field of about 2,600 golfers at 53 sites for 36 holes. The event narrows to 140 players for the Open at Baltistol Golf Club in Springfield, New Jersey, June 15. The exempt list includes past champions and a Detroit run draws 126 players for 22 spots.
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Gipson To IU signs tender for September enrollment
Gipson, a 5-10 star from Michigan City's 1966 Indiana high school champions and top-ranked 1967 recruit, signs with Indiana University. LU announced Gipson plans to enroll in September after signing the tender.
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