Haas Captures Milwaukee Open in Narrow Victory
Jay Haas clinched the Greater Milwaukee Open with a 274 total 14 under par at Tuckaway CC. Chi Chi Rodriguez finished second at 277 after a steady final round, while Lyn Lott Danny Edwards and others chased the leaders. Haas's 3 putt on 18 capped a 273 over the weekend as heat affected spectators and the field.
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Milwaukee
Jay Haas
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Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Jay
Tuckaway Country Club
Jim Colbert
Rex Caldwell
Jeff Mitchell
Tim Simpson
Caldwell
Mike Smith
Smith
Lee Elder
Morris Hatalsky
Bobby Wadkins
Tom Storey
Denis Watson
Peter Oosterhuis
David Eger
Mike Morley
Ay Haas
Lou Graham
Mike Preston
Chi Chi Rodrigo
Ant
Lyn Lott
Gary Hallberg
Gary McCord
Danny Edwards
Mark Pfeil
Charles Krenkel
Rod Nuckolls
Scott Watkins
Bill Kratzert
Dave Barr
Lon Hink
Dana Quigley
Larry Rinker
Frank Conner
Brent Murray
Bob Shearer
Bob E. Smith
Brad Bryant
Jim Dent
Bobby Cole
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George Archer
Mark McCumber
John Adams
Barry Harwell
Dave Stockton
Bob Gilder
Beau Baugh
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Barney Thompsn
Jim Bertoncino
D.A. Weibring
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Bill Britton
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Rick Borg
Bill Caffee
Woody Blackburn
Carlton White
Sammy Rachels
Greg Powers
Cesar Sanudo
Thomas Gray
Mike Holland
Antonio Cerda
McEnroe Connors Lead U S Davis Cup Win Over Czechoslovakia
John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors won singles to give the United States a 4-1 Davis Cup victory over Czechoslovakia in New York. The win advances the U S to a semifinal against Australia after Lendl and Smid were defeated in singles and doubles. McEnroe, amid recent controversy, sought to focus on contributing to the series.
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Australia
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Wimbledon
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Lend
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Flushing Meadow
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Ovett Wins Dream Mile In Oslo As Records Fall
Steve Ovett of Britain won the Dream Mile at the Oslo Games in 3:49.25, just shy of his world mark. Jose Luis Gonzalez set a Spanish record in 3:49.67, edging Steve Scott by 0.01, while Scott ran the fastest mile by an American at 3:49.68.
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Norway
Steve Ovett
Jose Luis Gonzalez
Steve Scott
Ovett
Britain
Gonzalez
Scott
Arizona
Jim Ryan
Sebastian Coe
Great Britain
Ingrid Christensen
Bislett
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Waltrip Collects Sixth Win In Nashville Heat Race
Darrell Waltrip endured near three hours in blistering Nashville heat to win the Nashville Busch 420 Grand National race. He outpaced NASCAR leader Bobby Allison in a close duel, finishing 65 laps ahead of the pack as Allison pressed from the high groove. Parsons, Rudd, and Labonte followed in the top five amid 20,000 spectators.
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Rockets Rip Hunters 37 21 in AFA clash Roanoke Va
West Virginia Rockets defeat Virginia Hunters 37 21 to stay unbeaten in the American Football Association. Clyde Walker threw 59 and 21 yard TD passes, with key scoring plays from Buddy White Randy Butler and Mike Horton. A late Hunter rally included a 40 yard Batten punt return and a Pusey Smith TD connection.
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West Virginia Rockets
Virginia Hunters
American Football Association
West Virginia
Clyde Walker
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Batten
Rockets
AFA
Buddy White
Dan Rains
Virginia
Randy Butler
Hunter Gregory Wright
Billy Miller
Nate Parker
Robi
Strike Impasse Shuts All-Star Summer Classic
Bruce Lowit reports the MLB walkout ends in stalemate with no All-Star Game or season in sight. 392 games wiped out, Cleveland Rain date discussed, mediator Moffett seeks resumed talks. Key issues include service time credit and free agent compensation under proposed plans. owners and players remain far apart.
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Cleveland Stadium
Bowie Kuhn
Moffett
Ron Guidry
New York Yankees
Marvin Miller
Players’ Union
Ray Grebey
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