Mitchell Leads As Jacklin, Crampton Close In Open
Bobby Mitchell shot 64 to grab a second round lead at the Cleveland Open with a 36 hole total of 130, 12 under par. Dan Sikes is one stroke back at 131 while Tony Jacklin, Bruce Crampton and Bobby Cole sit four behind at 134 as Léo Trevino carded 68 to reach 138.
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Caponi Tumbles Carner Commands
Joanne Carner shot a two under par 70 to lead the U S Women's Open after a second round 73 but Donna Caponi slipped to 75 as the defending champion and Caponi shared the 36 hole lead with two under par totals.
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Squires Owner Denies Move Rumors to San Diego
Virginia Squires owner Earl M Foreman denied rumors that his ABA club would relocate to San Diego. He said the San Diego sale of an NBA franchise and inquiries from groups in Florida and the West Coast were nonactionable. the Squires will remain in Virginia.
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Braves Rally Past Reds for 8 6 Victory in Atlanta
Ralph Garr drove in the tie breaking run with a eighth inning double and scored on Oscar Browns infield single as the Atlanta Braves beat Cincinnati 8 6. Darrell Evans hit a three run homer and Pete Rose drove in five Reds including a bases loaded double.
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Open golf standings show Breer and Mills near leaders in Nashville
Mrs Murle Breer of Nashville shot 72 in round two to finish 147 two behind leader Mrs Carner. Mary Mills of Gulfport also carded 72 for a total of 151, while Mickey Wright stood five shots back at 148.
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Four Year Rule Ramp To The Pros
The NBA during its annual meeting modified the four year rule after declaring it illegal. Clubs may sign a college player before his eligibility ends if he proves hardship based on financial condition family academic record or lack thereof and his ability to obtain financial relief.
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End of four year rule sparks upheaval in college sports
NCAA officials warn hardship for athletes as the four-year rule faces exposure to pro leagues. The ruling, citing Sherman Act violations, threatens stability in college football and basketball and could end a long era of seamless links to professional leagues.
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Seattle
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Los Angeles
Yankees pick up Swoboda from Expos in cash deal
The New York Yankees acquired outfielder Ron Swoboda from Montreal on Friday, less than three months after the Mets traded him to the Expos. Montreal sent Ron Woods and an undisclosed cash amount in return.
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