Graham Wins American Golf Classic In Storm Delayed Change
Australian golfer David Graham won the American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club in Akron Ohio with a 274 total 14 under par after weather delays. Lou Graham finished second at 276 birdying late but sinking a water shot on 18. Tom Jenkins finished third at 627 with others close behind as storms halted play.
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Nastase Wins Warmup Open as Forest Hills Prep
Ilie Nastase of Romania defeated Roscoe Tanner 6 4 6 2 to win the $60,000 Tennis Week Open in South Orange New Jersey, earning $10,000 and the tournament cup. Tanner claimed second with praise for Nastase's top form ahead of the U S Open. Ma rise Kruger edged Lea Antonoplis 6 2 6 2 in the women's final, while Nastase and Vilas Gerulaitis teamed to win the doubles title 75 46 2.
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Colts And Dolphins Lead AFC East Contenders In 1976
The Baltimore Colts and Miami Dolphins head the AFC East as top contenders after a dominant 1975 season. Injuries loom for both teams with key players missing practice and preseason impact. Buffalo New England and New York Jets face added turmoil as they seek to close the gap in a division shaping up with strong offenses and resilient defenses.
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Borg in finals at tourney after rain delay
Bjorn Borg of Sweden advanced to the finals of the fourth U S Pro tennis tournament at Longwood after a 7 4 6 2 6 3 semifinal win over Eddie Dibbs amid a one hour 43 minute rain interruption on the center court. Dibbs praised Borg's volleying and topspin as the Swede built a lead and closed strong.
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Casals and King Win Federation Cup for U S Victory
Rossnary Casals and Billie Jean King defeated Evonne Goolagong and Kerry Melville Reid 7 5 6 3 in the doubles to give the United States the Federation Cup for the first time since 1989. Singles wins by Casals and King sealed the title as American fans watched at the Spectrum amid protest lines and tournament withdrawals over apartheid.
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James Hunt Wins Dutch Grand Prix
Britain’s James Hunt driving a McLaren won the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort to celebrate his 37th birthday, edging Swiss teammate Clay Regazzoni. Mario Andretti finished third, with Tom Pryce fourth and Jody Scheckter fifth, as Niki Lauda watched from the sidelines after his German crash. John Watson retired from the race in the 44th lap.
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Seahawks Edge Chargers In Exhibition Thriller
Seattle quarterback Jim Zorn connected with Ron Howard for a three yard TD with 13 seconds left as the expansion Seahawks upended the San Diego Chargers 17-16 in an NFL pre season game. Zorn drove Seattle from a setback to seal their first exhibition victory with a late scoring drive aided by a 21 yard pass to Barton and a one yard run to Smith before finding Howard for the winning pass. San Diego had tied it late in the fourth on Bo Matthews run but Delaney’s extra point attempt failed and John Delaney had earlier tied the game with a 21 yard field goal. The Seahawks stunned the Chargers with a 96 yard kickoff return by Gary Mayman set up the late surge.
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Stabler Leads Raiders to Win Over 49ers Unbeaten Halted
Ken Stabler threw two second quarter touchdown passes and connected with Dave Casper and Carl Garrett to overturn an 8 0 deficit, lifting Oakland to a 14 8 halftime lead. San Francisco, unbeaten in preseason, got a late field goal and TD but unable to reclaim momentum. The Raiders controlled most of the second period with Stabler completing 9 of 11 passes for 71 yards.
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Rams suffer gloom despite 31 17 win over Bills
Los Angeles coach Chuck Knox expresses dismay after a 31 17 exhibition victory over Buffalo. A right thumb fracture to quarterback Harris raises doubt about the Rams’ opening lineup while Harris adds a TD pass and Jaworski contributes. Knox notes sharpness lacking despite the win.
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