Hill Murakami Share World Series Of Golf Lead
Dave Hill and Takashi Murakami shot three under par 67s to share the first round lead at the World Series of Golf on Firestone’s Monster. Jack Nicklaus was one stroke back with 68, Ray Floyd 69, and others among eight pars or better as the tough Akron layout tested scoring.
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Janet Newberry Upsets Martina Navratilova At U S Open
Janet Newberry, a La Jolla Californian, defeated Martina Navratilova 16 64 63 on a rainy day at Forest Hills to pull a major upset in the U S Open singles. The match featured Navratilova’s nerves and Newberry’s late break, as crowds endured delays before the triumph.
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Voight and Armstrong Top Preseason ACC Football Picks
North Carolina running back Mike Voight and Wake Forest defensive back Bl Armstrong are unanimous selections on the preseason All-ACC team chosen by 25 voters. North Carolina State claimed 1x players on the 24 man offensive and defensive units, with Maryland leading in honors and several Tar Heels, Demon Deacons, and Blue Devils featured among the listed standouts.
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Weat Adds Jack McCloskey To Coaching Staff
The Angel Lakers Goch Jorg ers West announced on Thursday that former Portland coach Jack McCloskey and ex ABA assistant Stan Albeck are hired as assistant coaches for the team.
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Scholastic football openers spark cautious optimism
Coaches express wary hope as 8 p.m. kickoffs loom in a slate of games across Pittsylvania and surrounding counties. George Washington hosts Cave. Tunstall visits Dan River. Gretna at Appomattox. Bartlett Yancey on the road to Western Alamance. injuries and roster changes shape prep, with depth noted and season tickets available at GW.
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Bears Seek Momentum In Exhibition Finale Against Redskins
Bears aim for fifth win in six exhibitions as young roster bonds with coach Jack Pardee calling for momentum. Chicago faces Washington in Jacksonville with key receivers sidelined and running back Walter Payton nursing a knee issue.
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Lions Rally To 44-24 Exhibition Win Over Colts
Lions defeat Colts 44-24 in Pontiac as rookie Garth Ten Napel scores on a blocked punt return and later intercepts a Bert Jones pass. Ten Napel, a seventh round pick from Texas A&M, sparked Detroit with a 23 yard punt return TD and a 36 yard interception return setting up another score. Baltimore closes preseason with a 24 point showing.
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McDonald's Beats Benny's 12-7 In World Tourney Opener
Danville McDonald's softball opens World Championship Tournament in Olney Maryland with a 12-7 win over Benny's Athletics of Newark Nova Scotia. Dickie Burnett allowed one hit as McDonald's lineup boosted by Buddy Sigman's two on homer and multiple players with key singles. Next game vs Minneapolis is set for today.
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David Pearson Starts On Pole In Southern 500
Spartanburg SC driver David Pearson set a qualifying record at 154.88 mph to take pole for Labor Day’s Southern 500 at Darlington. Bobby Allison started second in a Mercury, with Buddy Baker third in a Ford as 12 drivers qualified. final 16 to be set Saturday for the 40 car field.
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Siderowf Ed Barnes Amateurs Match Victory in LA
Brit champion Dick Siderowf of Westport Conn defeated Ed Barnes of Kennesaw Ga to reach the US Amateur quarterfinals at Bel-Air. Siderowf, who won the British title in 1973 and again this year, built a two under par front nine and closed out the match at the 17th hole after taking control with a strong start. He credited recent work on his swing to sharpening his game and indicated every remaining opponent will be a strong player as he pursues the title.
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A's Nearly Sell Bando to Rangers Reported Collapse
Oakland star Sal Bando was nearly traded to Texas as the Rangers balked at the three million four year price. A’s owner Charles Finley and agent Wayne Hooper reportedly discussed the sale with Finley early Wednesday, per the Oakland Tribune.
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