Erickson Leads U S Open Second Round At Merion
Bob Erickson, 45, shot a three under par 67 at Merion Golf Club to grab an early second round lead in the 71st U S Open. He owns a 36 hole total of 138 after a 71 in round one, with four birdies and one bogey. Jerry McGee also posted 67 to sit one behind at 139.
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Final holes labeled as brutal by golfers at open
Darkhorse called the closing stretch tippy toeing through hell and McGee praised those five holes as the best finish seen. Nicklaus faulted Merion pin placements, saying they were unfair to preserve tradition. Erickson, tied up in the tough course, noted a good round and high hopes while Palmer opened with eagle and a 73.
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Labron Harris Leads U S Open After First Round
Quiet 29 year old Labron Harris tops the field with a 67 to hold a one stroke lead in the 71st National Open. He has yet to win a professional tour event and faces tough odds at the start of the championship.
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Kessinger Goes Six for Six in Cubs 10th Inning Win
Cubs defeat Cardinals 7 6 in 10 innings as Don Kessinger collects six hits in a single game joining NL legends. He drives in tying and winning runs with key hits, while Santo also drives in two and triples. Burt Hooton debuts for Chicago with five walks before Carlton’s two run single ends his night.
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Television schedule fragment with multiple channels
Saturday actions include Awe versus Twins and U S Open golf on Channel 9 at 1 00, 4 30 Wide World of Sports on Channel 9. Sunday features Cards versus Cubs on Channel 9 and Channel 7 at 1 15, plus AAA Women track and more U S Open golf on Channel 4.
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Iowa House OKs higher hunting fishing license fees
DES MOINES AP The Iowa House approved a bill raising hunting and fishing license fees as of January 1. The measure, adopted 64 to 20, sets fishing licenses at 4 dollars, hunting permits at 5 dollars, and a combined license at 8 dollars, per Senate-approved version.
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Walcott golfer nips Tama’s Schrack in 19
Kym Houghman of Walcott defeated Tama’s Don Schrack in sudden death to win the Iowa Junior golf tournament at South Finkbine. Schrack led early, faltered, and needed the 18th to force overtime. Houghman parred the first extra hole to clinch.
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Local golf results feature multiple matches across Iowa
Kym Houghman of Walcott edges Ken Hinson of Atlantic 5 4. Ross DeBuhr Ot tumwa defeats Lonnie Nielson Belle plaine 2 1. Don Schrack Tama over Mac Ep person Iowa City 4 3. Mike Reese Go instown defeats Craig Paul Washington. Hal Goplerud Mason City over Gary Stewart Ottumwa in 19 holes. Pat Sexton Ames beats Paul Sanders 1 up after 19 holes. Sam Rossey Cedar Rapids defeats Tom Nelson Nevada 3 2. Dave Collins Newton defeats Robbie Pomerantz Des Moines 2 1. Dan Narveson Waterloo over John Webb Des Moines 3 2. Jon Ward Os k aloo sa defeats Micky Walker Iowa City 3 2. Craig Mershon Cedar Falls over Al Poules Mason City 4 3. Dude Phipps Cherokee defeats John McQuarry Center ville 1 up 19 holes. Scott Hawkins Des Moines defeats John Benson Burlington 3 2. Tim Lathrop Des Moines defeats Jess Lickness Waterloo 4 3. Roger Granneman Crremwa over Jess Smith Dubuque 3 2. J R James …
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Waller and Hobbs win state junior titles in Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Washington graduates Karl Waller won the 123 pound title and Gary Hobbs captured the 165 pound crown at the U S Wrestling federation state junior championships in Waterloo. Both will likely compete at the national meet in Iowa City July 30 31 where top finishers advance.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule
Standings show American League East leaders with Baltimore and New York trailing, plus West division contests led by Detroit and Kansas City. Thursday results include Baltimore 3 New York 1, Detroit 4 Cleveland 3, Minnesota 7 Chicago 6 in 11 innings, and Kansas City 5 Contorpis 0. Friday’s games feature Boston at Washington and New York at Baltimore among others with a full slate across leagues.
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Fight results from New Jersey and Los Angeles
The Associated Press reports Neurmann of Cliffside Park outpointed O Melia of Jersey City in a light heavyweight bout in North Bergen New Jersey. In Los Angeles Rodolfo Lobato from Mexico outpointed Wil Tumulak of the Philippines in a 128 pound bout, ten rounds.
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