Weiskopf Fights Temper In Pro Golf Sting
Tom Weiskopf, famed for fiery temper and six four-letter outbursts, opened a Westchester Golf Classic round with a 66, one behind leader Rick Massengale. He recalled fines for past eruptions and stressed his honest, aggressive style as he seeks another win. Massengale shot 65 and led after a muggy Thursday.
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N.Y
UPI
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Gosh
Weiskopf
Rick Massengale
Greensboro
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Massengale
Tallahassee
Fla
Jerry Pate
U.S
District slow pitch tourney opens with 18 teams
The Amateur Softball Association Chanute district slow pitch tournament begins tonight at Santa Fe park with 18 teams from seven area towns and Chanute. Ten local clubs enter and four will advance to sub state. Opening games run tonight through Sunday on two lighted diamonds.
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Sonic
Tribune
Thayer
Santa Fe Park
Chanute
Santa Fe
LeRoy
Quilici says Royals have a tough road to hoe
Minnesota manager Frank Quilici called the Royals' challenge to overtake the Oakland A's in the AL West very difficult after the Twins beat Kansas City 7 2. Eric Soderholm Tony Oliva and Phil Roof hit homers as rookie Jim Hughes won in relief.
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Quilici
Frank
Twins
Eric Soderholm
Tony Oliva
Phil Roof
Royals
Jim Hughes
Bill Campbell
Soderholm
al Fitzmorris
Oliva
Root
Steve Braun
John Briggs
Minnesota
All Star Runners Face Pittsburgh Steelers in 42nd Game
John McKay leads the 1975 College All Star team against the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers in Chicago. Steve Bartkowski starts at QB with Steve Joachim ready, and Walter Payton may play part time due to elbow swelling. The game draws around 50 000 fans and will be televised locally with heat not expected to affect play.
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UPI
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Pittsburgh Steelers
McKay
Miami Dolphins
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Minnesota Vikings
Marvin Cobb
Steve Bartkowski
California
Steve Joachim
Temple
Stan Winfrey
Arkansas State
Walter Payton
Payton
Chuck Noll
Baseball Scores Across The League Tonight
Chicago defeats St Louis 5 to 3 and San Diego beats Houston 5 to 3. New York tops Pittsburgh 6 to 2 as Atlanta loses to Los Angeles 1 to 10. Montreal defeats Philadelphia 7 to 4 and Cincinnati beats San Francisco 11 to 6.
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Atlanta
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Montreal
Philadelphia
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San Francisco
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