Pavin Leads Phoenix Open Into Final Round
Rookie Corey Pavin birdied the 18th for a one stroke edge after 54 holes at Phoenix Country Club. He finished the third round 68 to reach 201, three under par, ahead of Larry Mize at 202 and a group at 203 including Tom Purtzer, J. C. Snead and Curtis Strange. Hale Irwin, Lon Hinkle, Johnny Miller and Al Geiberger remained within striking distance at 204 as play moved to the final 18 holes for a $72,000 prize.
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Sandberg Aims to Add Power With Nautilus Training
Cubs second baseman Ryne Sandberg, at 6 1 and 180 pounds, is lifting with Nautilus to add 15 to 20 homers in 1984. He notes the routine is self-initiated and aimed at staying healthy for 162 games. He batted .261 with 48 RBI and 37 steals in 1983, leading NL second basemen in fielding and games played.
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Hall of Fame picks include Charley Taylor and Willie Brown
Charley Taylor and Willie Brown were elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame joining four others including coaches and executives. The 29 member board chose McCormack and Weinmeister as part of the class that will be enshrined July 28 in Canton Ohio ahead of the Hall of Fame Game between Seattle and Tampa Bay. Taylor, 42, led Washington receivers and began as a running back, finishing his career with 649 receptions 9140 yards and 79 touchdowns over 13 seasons all with Washington.
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Palmer's eight stroke lead slips at PGA Seniors
Arnold Palmer drops to a two shot lead after a 79 in the third round of the 45th PGA Seniors Championship at PGA National. Don January sits second at 3 under 213, Jack Fleck third at 214, Doug Sanders fourth at 216, with Billy Maxwell and Mike Fetchick tied for fifth at 217.
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Linn-Mar Girls Win Triangular Gym Meet At Jeff
Linn-Mar girls extend win streak to 24 with a 140.85 team score defeating Cedar Rapids Jefferson and Waverly Shell Rock. Wendy Thompson wins floor, tumbling and all-around. Erian Dooley takes uneven bars. Janelle Emerson vaults. Olmstead wins balance beam.
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Waverly Shell Rock
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Wendy Thompson
Erian Dooley
Janelle Emerson
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Thompson
Lynne Neid
Dooley
Emerson
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