Murphy Leads PGA National After Storm Delays
Bob Murphy, returning from a storm delay, shot a 69 to finish the second round at 135, one stroke ahead of Larry Nelson, Bob Eastwood, and Dan Pohl. Jack Nicklaus was in contention at 139 as play halted again with 23 players on the course, Watson at 148.
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Sarver Fares Well In Doubles Action
MIDDLEBURY Conny Bluefield player Mariana Sarver among 128 top girls in the Girls 18 United States Tennis Association event. She went 2-1 in doubles with Bonnie Barber of Maryland, winning two early rounds before a loss to California pair Linda Howell and Sue McGregor.
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Lendl Reaches Semis On Clay In Open
INDIANAPOLIS AP Top seeded Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia defeated Jose Luis Damiani 6 2 to reach the men's semifinals at the U S Open Clay Court tournament against Guillermo Vilas who advanced by beating Ricardo Cano 6 3 6 1 In women's singles Andrea Jaeger and Virginia Ruzici moved through early resistance to win with ease and reach today's final round.
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Majors, Umpires Clash Over Playoff Umpire Plans
Major and minor league officials clash with umpires over four man crews and pay for mini playoffs tied to a split season. Umpires counsel Richie Phillips says terms are far apart, seeking six umpires and 6500 plus gate profit shares, while leagues push for four man crews and smaller compensation. Negotiations also address strike-related pay deductions.
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McNutt's ninth inning homer lifts Kingsport to 3-2 win
Kingsport Mets defeat Bluefield Orioles 3-2 as Larry McNutt hits a solo homer in the bottom of the ninth and adds a double. Fernando Alba earned the win in relief, Tandy Charley took the loss. Bluefield's runs came on a seventh inning triple by John Tutt.
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WVU Stars Advance In Junior Olympics Tourney With Forfeit
West Virginia advances 20 point forfeit over South Carolina in Winston-Salem and will meet Louisiana or Tennessee at 9:30 AM. Also notes baseball history from 1903 with Joe McGinnity’s wins and a roundup of MLB and other sports results and roster moves from Chicago, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, and New York teams.
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Stacy LPGA Leader Stacy Opens West Virginia Classic Lead
Hollis Stacy shot a 4-under 69 to take a one stroke lead in the $125,000 West Virginia LPGA Classic in Wheeling. Kathy Postlewait moved into sole second at 3-under 69 after an 18th hole birdie. 12 others at 70 included Susie McAllister and Debbie Massey.
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Phillies edge Orioles in seven inning exhibition
Keith Moreland slugged a homer and Philadelphia pitchers allowed five hits in a 2-1 Phillies win over Baltimore. Mike Schmidt drove in a first inning run, with Moreland adding a fourth inning homer and a seventh inning double.
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