Diehl Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic After 65 Finish
Terry Diehl credited secret lessons from Ken Venturi as he shot 65 at Whitemarsh Valley to seize a one shot lead in the opening round of the $200,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic. Tom Kite and J C Snead were close behind with 66 and 68 respectively as Crenshaw withdrew after an 81 amid a slump.
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Youel and Mack Vie For VWA Golf Title
In Hot Springs the 52nd Virginia Women Amateur finals pit six-time champion Mrs. Robbye King Youel of Charlottesville against challenger Jane Mack of Richmond. Youel, who won her sixth title in 1972, fought through two tight matches to reach the final, while Mack erased a late deficit in the morning quarterfinal and then defeated Vikkie Staton in the afternoon to reach the final. The two veterans battled for the championship through morning and afternoon rounds, with Youel building early leads and Mack rallying to stay within striking distance as the final holes approached.
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Cubs Renko Makes Comeback After Cancer Fight
CHICAGO AP Steve Renko learned after thyroid surgery the nodule removed in May was noncancerous. The Cubs pitcher, out since April, returned to start against Cincinnati in the eighth inning, striking out five over eight innings in a 5-1 win to steady his season. He will need lifelong thyroid medicine and aims to rejoin the rotation.
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Fourth Seed Falls In Louisville Tennis Upset
Hans Gildemeister of Chile stunned fourth seed Wojtek Fibak of Poland 6-2 7-6 in a Louisville International Tennis Classic second round. The Chilean, unseeded, seized momentum with passing shots to clinch the upset and reach the tiebreaker.
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