Danville Pro Golfer Leads Memorial Tourney After Round One
Don Bies shot four under par 68 to lead the Memorial Golf Tournament at Muirfield Village, while Jack Nicklaus faltered with a bogey-double bogey finish. Nicklaus praised the course yet confessed its difficulty as stars struggled with two bogeys or more on a mild, sunny day. Green finished one stroke back at 69, and Trevino and Weiskopf faced high scores amid the challenging layout.
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Laura Baugh Opens LPGA Lead With 68 At Pine Ridge
Laura Baugh shot five under par 68 Thursday at Pine Ridge Golf Course to lead Hollis Stacy by one stroke after the first round of the LPGA Championship. Baugh birdied four times and eagled the first hole, ending with one bogey, while Stacy, recovering from illness, posted five birdies and one bogey in a 69.
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Johnny Miller Abandons Big Golf Ambitions
Dublin Ohio AP reports Johnny Miller says he cannot match Jack Nicklaus and lacks motivation. Once hailed as Nicklaus’ heir after a 1973 U S Open win and a 1974 money leader, Miller now notes waning desires as poor recent finishes contrast with past peaks.
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Sneva Tops Indy 500 Final Tuneup With Fastest Lap
Tom Sneva led Indianapolis 500 practice with a lap at 188.166 mph in a McLaren, as the Penske duo Sneva and Andretti highlighted the day with a new air jack system. Mario Andretti ran 189.404 mph, Johnny Rutherford qualified on front row with 187.991 mph, and Johnny Parsons did not race due to an engine change on his Eagle-Offenhauser.
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