Green Surges To Lead In Open With 67 At Southern Hills
Hubert Green shot a 67 to take sole possession of the U S Open lead at 4 under par through two rounds at Southern Hills Country Club. Terry Diehl held a 68 and was one shot back. Jack Nicklaus, Tom Purtzer, Gary Player, and several others remained within reach as play continued in Tulsa.
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Oklahoma
Seivers Named SEC Athlete Of The Year At UT
Larry Seivers of Tennessee, a two time All American receiver, was chosen SEC Athlete of the Year at a Kahler Plaza Hotel ceremony. He led the conference with 51 receptions and signed an NFL Seattle Seahawks contract last week earning a 2500 dollar scholarship with the honor.
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Red Sox Power Surges Win Over Yankees In Boston
Carlton Fisk belts two homers as Boston races past New York 9 to 4 in a six homer night. Rick Burleson Fred Lynn George Scott and Carl Yastrzemski also homer in the high scoring AL East clash.
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Open golf design prompts players to fear Houdini Bunkers
The Open faces chaos as sand traps dubbed Houdini Bunkers threaten to ruin rounds amid a tight field. Many players struggle with the new hazards and fast greens while officials await Saturday tee times and 4 30 p m EDT broadcasts.
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Mets Remember Seaver as Trade Shifts Farewell Mood
In the Mets clubhouse Bud Harrelson recalls Tom Seaver with mixed sadness after the Cy Young winner was traded to the Reds. Harrelson, Seaver’s longtime roommate, reflects on their decade together and the impact of Seaver’s departure on the team and their friendship.
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Martin Wins Alabama Bass Fishing Tourney
Roland Martin, the pro angler tour money leader, won the Alabama Bass Invitational at West Point Lake with 59 pounds from a three day catch of 30 largemouths. Gene Howard finished second with 55 pounds four ounces and Rick Clumanery placed third with 52 pounds nine ounces. The event was the fifth of six qualifiers for the world finals set for October 26-28 at an unspecified site.
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