Trevino Watson Share British Open Lead In Scattered Rain
Trevino and Watson moved into a share of the British Open lead at Muirfield after a 3-under 68 in treacherous conditions. They stood one stroke ahead of rivals James Faldo Ralph Fernandez Newton with heavy rain and wind complicating the first round.
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Ellenberger to lead Albuquerque women's pro basketball
Former UNM coach Norm Ellenberger accepts the post as coach and GM of a new Ladies Professional Basketball Association team in Albuquerque. Owner Mike Valentine signs former UNM star Jeannie Rostermundt and hires assistant Tom Griffey, with Ellenberger praising women's basketball. Ellenberger faces fraud charges related to the UNM athletic scandal.
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Yankees roll past Twins as Ruppert Jones homers in return
The New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 10 to 3 after Ruppert Jones returned from injury. Jones homered and added a single, lifting his club eight games ahead in the East while manager Dick Howser praised Jones's center field play.
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Mets ride strong pitching to 6-0 win over Braves
Mets rookie Pacella and Reardon combined for a six hitter to beat the Atlanta Braves 6-0 and reach a 43-43 record. Pacella, 3-0, praised the Mets coaching for teaching mechanics and consistency.
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Appleton blasts Reds in eight-run fourth
Appleton surged to a 9-1 Midwest League win over Cedar Rapids as eight runs came in the fourth inning. J.B. Brown hit a two-run triple, Dave Daniels and Keith Brown added run-scoring hits, while Steve Skaggs took the loss. Eski Viltz extended his hitting streak to six games for the Reds.
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Red Peppers column by Earl Coughlin marked 29 years at Gazette
The Red Peppers sports column has followed fans since 1924. Gus Schrader writes the column now in his 29th year with The Gazette, continuing to dish weekly on the sports pages six days a week.
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Rookie Hoch shoots 63 to lead Quad Cities Open at Oakwood
Scott Hoch, a 24 year old rookie from Raleigh NC, shot 7 under par 63 at Oakwood Country Club to lead the Quad Cities Open. He tied the course record set by John Schroeder in 1973 while eight birdies and one bogey paced his round.
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