Littler Close In Kaiser Defects Noted In Round
The report notes a small area near a course site marked as under repair and disputed by players and officials. Brewer cites a ding as the cause while Bondesaw’s round card shows a signature irregularity. Pacesetter Marr leads the field with a 244 stroke total amid mixed results.
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Sanders to Visit Japan for Golf Clinics and Exhibition
Professional golfer Doug Sanders will travel to Tokyo in late February to conduct golf clinics and play in an exhibition match. He is expected to face Pete Nakamura, winner of the Canada Cup, in the exhibition, as the Grand Bahama Open concludes with Homerink leading after two rounds and Roland Stafford close behind.
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Hole in One For Rundall At Wilton Park Golf Course
Verne Randall captured a hole in one at Wilton Park Golf Course yesterday using a No iron for a perfect Weeyard drive. The ace marks his second in 20 years on tour and the fourth ever recorded at the course since it opened about a month ago. Bob Miller witnessed the shot.
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Spyglass Course Draws Turf War With Pros
The Crosby Pro-Am at Spyglass Hill drew ire from top players who called the greens severely sloped and fast with treacherous pins. Protesters like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus questioned playability as several pros posted high scores amid slick fairways and wet conditions.
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Baseball Players Seek Federal Mediator in Wage Dispute
The Players Association asked for a federal mediator to help end the labor standoff with baseball owners over minimum salaries and scheduling changes. Marvin Millar said mediation is requested, while owner spokesman John Galeria questioned the move and pledged to continue negotiations. The union seeks a raise from about 72,000 to 100,000 plus pension and scheduling concessions, while owners accuse players of demanding concessions and delaying talks.
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Hall of Fame Bid Narrowly Edges Medwick and Buffing
Sports writers discuss 1968 Hall of Fame candidacies in New York with Medwick and Buffing in the running. Red Bul ling leads with 212 votes but fails to reach 75 percent. Buffing and Medwick trail, tied around 248 votes in a close upset.
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