Inman Wins Kemper Open In Dramatic PGA Finish
Joe Inman claims his first pro tour victory at the Kemper Open in Charlotte after a tense final round against Tom Weiskopf. Weather delays drizzle and late pressure tested his nerve as he parred the last to seal a one under 71 and speak of the moment with a rare quiet, a rarity for the chatty golfer.
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Trevino Withdraws From Prose Lee Open
Pro golf star Lee Trevino withdraws from the national championship in Atlanta due to a back nerve issue. His spot in the 60-man field will be filled by Lyn Butt, as Trevino ends his bid for the 1976 U S Open title in progress.
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Panatta Beats Solomon For French Open Title Bid
Adriano Panatta defeated Harold Solomon 6-1 6-4 4-6 7-6 to deny Solomon a rise to the French Open singles crown, delivering a dramatic comeback after a blistering 126 degree heat day. Panatta, praised for reflexes and feints, survived Solomon’s late push to force a decisive tiebreak. In the women’s final, Britain's Sue Barker defeated Nenata Tomanova 2-6 6-2 6-2.
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Pearson Wins Riverside Grand National by 1.6 Seconds
David Pearson captured his sixth NASCAR Winston Cup Grand National race at Riverside International Raceway, averaging 105.256 mph and earning $13,150. He led 4 laps from the pole, beating Bobby Allison by 1.6 seconds in the 95-lap event, his second Riverside win in a row.
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Long 19 inning Big League game sets records at Bigley Field
In a Sunday double feature at Bigley Field FOP and Cross Lanes played a 19 inning marathon that likely set a Little League record for length. FOP won on a bases loaded hit by pitch driving in the winning run as Joe Feazell started the rally. Cross Lanes then won the nightcap 10-1.
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