Tway, at par, leads weather hit U S Open round
The opening round at Shinnecock Hills in Southampton New York sees Bob Tway post a 70 to lead in brutal wind rain and cold. Jack Nicklaus struggles with a 77 as Sandy Lyle and others post high scores in extreme conditions.
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Camacho set for WBC lightweight title defense at MSG
Hector Camacho will defend his World Boxing Council lightweight title tonight at Madison Square Garden against Edwin Rosario in a main event telecast by Home Box Office. Camacho, 24, calls MSG the capital of Macho Camacho country and aims to impress his New York fan base in his pro main arena debut.
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Evening Sports Broadcast Schedule for U S Open and Boxing
ESPN covers the U S Open second round at noon and 4 PM. A World Cup soccer match is listed for 2 PM. At 7:35 PM WTBS airs Reds at Braves. 10 PM ESPN features Landeros vs Quiroz. HBO shows Camacho vs Rosario.
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Verplank Debuts On Tough Shinnecock Windy Day At Open
Rookie Scott Verplank opened his professional career in the 86th U S Open with a 75 amid 30 mph winds and rain at Shinnecock Hills. He flirted with a near ace on No 17 and battled a 5 over par round as he adjusted to pro golf after turning pro this tournament.
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Nicklaus Struggles On 10th At U S Open
Masters champion Jack Nicklaus, 46, endured a rough 10th hole at the 86th U S Open in Southampton New York. A wild drive and missed ball search left him with a double bogey after a five on the green and a six foot putt.
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Cubs fire Jim Frey as manager after rough road trip
Chicago president Dallas Green announced the dismissal at Wrigley Field after a seven loss road trip in 10 games. Frey expressed disappointment while Green cited the need to change for the club and fans and noted John Vukovich would manage Friday against St. Louis.
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Indianapolis winner Trueman dies of cancer at 51
Jim Trueman, owner of Rahal Racing who banked the Indy 500 title, died at his suburban Columbus home after a cancer battle. Bobby Rahal vowed to win the season in his memory, staying in Portland to race this weekend and aiming to claim the Indy car championship for Trueman.
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