Nancy Lopez Ignites New Wave in Women's Golf at Keystone Open
Hershey Pa AP Nancy Lopez a 21yearold Mexican American redefines the LPGA press interest with a star presence and a tour de force rise. Her dominance threatens Byron Nelsons male record as she seeks sixth straight win and pursues the $7500 first prize at the 54 hole Lady Keystone Open.
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Axe May Yet Fall On Yankee Boss
New York Yankees president Al Rosen warned the team risks missing a late push as they trailed the Boston Red Sox by eight games. He called for a shakeup if motivation and effort do not improve, amid ongoing talk Billy Martin could be fired. The club, facing injuries and a tough schedule, eyes six pivotal days to reverse fortunes.
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Bench to rejoin Reds in Los Angeles after back strain
All star catcher Johnny Bench will leave Christ Hospital and join the Cincinnati Reds in Los Angeles after responding to treatment for a lower back strain suffered sliding into home May 27. Bench has appeared only as a pinch hitter since, and his return depends on regaining playing condition.
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Mike D Antoini spins life between Italy basketball and Myrtle Beach
Former Mullens and Marshall star Mike D Antoini starred for Cinzano Milano in Italy then returned to Myrtle Beach S C to run his family restaurant. He recalls a long season with travel to Rome Paris Monte Carlo and London plus a Monte Carlo trip paid by the owner. He declined an NBA offer and says he prefers European play. The Appalachian baseball league badges Chauncey DeVault in a long tenure while new managers join Bluefield Bristol and others. Jay Randolph, sports director in St Louis, stresses objective reporting and hopes Olympics work in 1980.
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Appalachian
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Turnbull shocks Wade to reach Eastbourne semis
Wendy Turnbull, 25, stunned defending Wimbledon champion Virginia Wade 6 3 14 6 3 in the quarterfinals of the Eastbourne Grand Prix. Evert, King, and Navratilova advanced, with Evert overpowering Anne Hobbs 6 1 6 0 and King beating Betty Stove 6 4 6 4 while Navratilova defeated Michele Tyler 7 4 6 3.
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Ongais Captures Schaefer 500 Pole At Pocono
Danny Ongais won the pole for Sundays Schaefer 500 at Pocono International Raceway with a speed of 190.315 mph, the fastest since 1973. Tom Sneva led a strong front row after late-day improvements, with Johnny Rutherford also in the front row and others like A J Foyt and Gordon Johncock advancing. Two crashes were reported in opening qualifying as the field filled. final preparations continued into Friday.
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Gordon Johncock
Larry Rice
Sheldon Kinser
Hewes Leads Canadian Open Windy First Round
Obscure Jeff Hewes surged to a 4-under 67 to hold a surprising three stroke lead at the Canadian Open in Oakville Ontario. Notables including Arnold Palmer Ben Crenshaw Terry Diehl and Jack Nicklaus commented as fierce winds shaped a strenuous day with leaders under par and many scores ballooning. Hewes had a turbulent round with early birdies and late par saves after two 3-putt bogeys while navigating the demanding Glen Abbey layout.
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Gary Player
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Lon Hinkle
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Corning to host LPGA tour event next May
Corning Country Club adds a new LPGA stop with a $100,000, 72-hole tournament set for May 24 to 27. About 100 golfers are expected. A one day pro am precedes four championship rounds, with proceeds benefiting seven area hospitals.
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