Kramer Wins Women’s City Golf Tour With 77 Final Round
Mary Kramer fired a final-round 77 at Ellis Park to erase a one-stroke deficit and claim the Women's City Golf Tournament title. Anne Pinckney finished second at 232 after an 80, while Kramer posted rounds of 78 75 77 to finish at 230. Other top finishers included Judy Blank 247 Rene Pfiffner 257 Amy Bubon 259 and Gloria Tschetschot 260 with Nadine Merryman taking the nine-hole division at 138. Ann Donohoe was runner-up in that flight at 142.
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Tigers end 10 game skid with 7 1 victory at Baltimore
Detroit tops Baltimore 7-1 as Herndon Gibson and Whitaker homer. Ajdur limits Orioles, Scoops lead to a two game back in AL East. Trammell and Lemon contribute RBI hits as the Tigers snap a 10 game losing streak and move into second place behind Boston.
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Iowa Braces for Possible Carver-Hawkeye Arena Delay
Iowa officials ordered a second set of basketball tickets as a backup if the Carver-Hawkeye Sports Arena misses its December opening for the 1982-83 season. The Field House would host games on delay with 13,400 capacity versus the arena’s 15,000, risking refunds for some season ticket holders.
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VIP golf event in Iowa City features Reggie Roby and Joe Garagiola
Amana VIP golf tournament in Iowa City will feature Reggie Roby the Iowa punter and sportscaster Joe Garagiola as participants. Roby will caddy and attempt to outkick Garagiola while also entering the closest to the pin contest on the 13th hole at Finkbine. Gerald Ford heads celebrity list with Tom Watson and 30 others set to appear. tickets range from 7 to 9 dollars.
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Wimbledon TV Coverage Sets Historic Record for NBC
NBC unveils 241 hours of Wimbledon telecast in a first time live coverage of both finals. 70 staff and eight cameras will cover early rounds to late updates with Dick Enberg as host and Bud Collins as analyst. Matches air July 3 and 4 with extensive tape delays and overnight work on site at All England Club.
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Rogers says he bought cocaine too during rookie year
New Orleans based report says NFL star George Rogers admitted to federal agents he bought more than ten thousand dollars in cocaine during his rookie season. Investigators reportedly traced thousands in checks Rogers wrote to Joselyn Bruno and Mike Strachan, alleged cocaine partners linked to drug dealing.
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