Geiberger Wins Western Open In Comeback Finish
Al Geiberger of Silver Lakes California captured the Western Open at Oak Brook Illinois by overcoming a five stroke deficit to post a four over par 288. It marked his second victory of the year and the first time his son John witnessed him win a tournament.
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Geiberger Wins Western Open At Butler National
Al Geiberger won the Western Open at Butler National Golf Club finishing 288 four under par after a closing 73. Joe Porter, tied with Geiberger at 289 after a rough finish for Porter, birdied the 14th but double bogeyed the 18th to settle for second. Dickson led early but faded with an 80 on Sunday, ending tied for third with Hale Irwin and Charles Coody at 290.
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Standings and results from baseball games over the weekend
Baseball standings and results show Baltimore and Cleveland strong on Saturday, with New York and Oakland posting wins. Sunday totals include New York scoring 13 while San Francisco and San Diego split, and Monday schedules list multiple interleague matches and late innings outcomes across cities like Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles.
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Outsider threat looms at Wimbledon as Connors eyes title
AP reports Jimmy Connors dominates early second week without dropping a set as defending champion Arthur Ashe exits in heat. An unseeded Puerto Rican veteran, Charles Pasamell, shocks Panatta and rallies past Dent to reach the quarter finals, posing a legit upset bid on grass. Ashe was No. 1 seed, Connors No. 2.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Split by League and Team
Major League leaders show batting averages with Brett KC at .363 and LeFlore Det .349. Otis KC posts 52 runs and Mayberry KC 53 RBIs. Pitching leaders include Garland Bal 8-0 and Bird KC 8-1. NL highlights feature Rose Cin with 58 runs and Kingman NY 25 HRs. Zisk PG doubles lead and Montana Montanez 95 hits.
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