Holton Wins Waterloo Open Playoff At Home Course
Skip Holton the Byrnes Park assistant pro won a three way playoff to capture top prize at the Waterloo Open on his home course. He tied after 36 holes with Rocky Walcher and Steve Gotche at 134 while Gotche was eliminated on the first playoff hole and Walcher fell on the second. Holton earned 7000 dollars with Walcher and Gotche taking 2750 each. Amateur John Dinnebell of Waterloo claimed the amateur title with a 206 54 hole score.
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McCallister Wins Hardee’s Classic with 62 63 Run
Blaine McCallister captured his first PGA Tour win at the Hardee’s Classic, tying the tour record for lowest consecutive rounds 62 and 63, setting new Hardee’s marks, and finishing ahead of Forsman who trailed by three. Sam Randolph finished third with 66 and $40,800. Jerry Smith led Iowa with 70 in a 3 under total.
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British Open heads into final round with Ballesteros and Faldo tied
Ballesteros and Faldo sit at 208 as final round looms. Ballesteros shoots 70 amid errant shots, while Faldo argues the pressure favors the steady. Americans Nelson Bean Pooley sit six back at 212 after varied rounds. Stadler collapses with an 81 as Romero and others stay within reach.
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New charges loom in Oklahoma football probe
Dallas AP reports NCAA enforcement may file more infractions against the University of Oklahoma football program after an initial list of 16 charges. Investigators probe car financing and benefits to players, including Hart Lee Dykes and other Sooners recruits, amid internal inquiries at OU and Oklahoma State.
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Durham Leaves Reds Over Low Mood in Montreal
First baseman Leon Durham left the Cincinnati Reds to return home after meeting with general manager Murray Cook who cited a general low mood. Durham arrived in Montreal a day late after the All-Star break and said he would not stay with the team, likely entering the Reds employee assistance program.
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