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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1988
Page
40
Swedish rookie Liselotte Neumann shot a bogey-free 69 to reach 5 under par 208 after three rounds at the 43rd U S Women's Open in Baltimore. Patty Sheehan acknowledged the tough challenge of closing the gap on the front-running player who tied the 54 hole scoring record.
Twenty two year old Neumann held or shared the lead for a third straight day at the Baltimore Country Club Five Farms course. She shot 68 to reach 210, after a 67 first round and 139 through 36 holes tying the two round marks. Green and Walker were under par at 212, Inkster endured a late slide to 214, while Berteotti and Daniel at 214 and 216 chased the leaders.
Ronnie Black tied for the lead in the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open after a 65 as Ken Venturi commentary echoed in the hospitality tents. Calcavecchia and Brooks joined at 13 under 200, with Upper and Allem two behind. others within reach as final round loomed. Black praised his form despite the missed birdie on 18.
Greg Louganis captures the men's 3-meter springboard at the U S Diving Outdoor Championships with 681.90 points across 11 dives, avenging a prior prelim loss to Mark Bradshaw and extending his national-title record to 46. Tristan Baker-Schultz adds her first outdoor national crown in the women's 3-meter, scoring 512.19 points. Bradshaw eyeing Olympic Trials after strong showing.
Cedar Rapids Kennedy senior Jody Ream repeats as an all MVC first team member for the fourth year, unanimous selection for a third straight year. Prairie’s Connie Fangmann and Lisa Smith join as unanimous choices, with Smith 1.19 ERA and Fangmann handling all Prairie pitching.
Cedar Falls, IA Jamie Byrne finished sixth at 154 pounds in the National Junior Olympic wrestling tournament at the UNI Dome. He lost 9-8 to Torrae Jackson of Michigan. Top Iowa finishers include Curt Engler at 220 in the finals and Cale Spensler third at 114.5 as well as Chad Zapatil third at 123 and Steve Hartle third at 143.
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