Watson Open’s hardest test looms at Cherry Hills
AP reports Tom Watson, touted as Nicklaus’s heir, seeks his first U S Open title at Cherry Hills. He stresses self control and smart aggression while noting rough, narrow fairways and fast greens favor accuracy. Watson, three majors winner, aims to add the U S Open to his resume as a top pre-tournament favorite.
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Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Watson
And
Cherry Hills Country Club
Nicklaus
Hole by hole Cherry Hills lengthens 1978 US Open test
A hole by hole look at Cherry Hills 7,083 yard par 71 where Arnold Palmer sparked his 1960 charge. Details describe Nos. 1 through 18 with yardages pars bunkers trees creeks and greens shaping strategies and possible birdie chances. Notable notes include a new tee lengthening No 11 and Ray Ainsley’s Open record on No 16.
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Denver
UPI
Cherry Hills Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Ray Ainsley
Southern Hills
NBA Center Paultz Signs With San Antonio
Multiple baseball and hockey moves across teams. Billy Paultz signs with San Antonio though terms aren’t disclosed while Ron Davis goes to the Yankees as PTBNL in the Holtzman trade. Rod Boxberger and Douglas Stokke join Houston, and Thad Trodden, Gan Cure, and others join rookie leagues.
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Billy Paultz
Baseball
Chicago
Ron Davis
New York Yankees
Ken Holtzman
Cubs
Houston
Rod Boxberger
Douglas Stokke
USC
Thad Trodden
San Diego Ee
Enead Gan Cure
Sarasota
Detroit
Kirk Gibson
Michigan State
Lakeland
Cleveland
Pete Peitz
Clemson University
Bob Hussey
St. Xavier (i) College
Gerald Stutzriem
Olympia
Ken Gilmore
Troy State University
Batavia
N.Y
Minnesota
Chris Geason
Ais Sak
Edy Bee
Elmira
del Bender
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Kenneth Young
West Haven
Conn
Winter Haven
Toronto
Rick Bosetti
Mike Coyne
Levens
Expos
Jamestown
Brandywine Entries Scoreboard And League Standings_Update
National and American League batting leaders, runs batted in and home runs feature heavy names such as Griffey Buckner Foster Rose Kingman Luzinski Rice Baylor Evans and Rice again with top pitchers including Bonham Guidry Torrez Tanana Eckersley and others. Schedule notes list Milwaukee at Toronto and other games.
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Phi
Rose
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Russell
Simmons
Howe
Hin
Clark
Parrish
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Gross
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Richards
Kingman
Luzinski
Moreno
Pgh
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Gmaddox
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Ro Jackson
Cal
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Sundberg
Tex
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McRae
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A Oliver
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Lmay
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Cle
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Otis
W Stein
Hargrove
Rivers
Evans
Gthomas
Wilson
J Cruz
Dilone
Oak
Wills
Guidry
Kern
Gale
Torrez
Tanana
Eckersley
Soccer schedule shows Tuesday games across U S venues
No games scheduled tonight for Dallas at Philadelphia New York at Minnesota and Tulsa at California.
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Toronto
California
Baltimore
Oakland
Boston
Seattle
New York
Texas
Chicago
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Dallas
Philadelphia
Tulsa
Heiden's tops BPAA in softball league clash
Heiden's runs on hot bats led by Butch Shepanski who went 6 for 7 in the weekend tournament. Heiden's, powered by three-hit days from Shepanski and Bill Heiden, won as Tom Fisher pitched. BP's Giovenello Consorti and Pizza each had two hits.
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BPAA
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Bill Heiden
Bob Heiden
Tom Fisher
Roy Giovenello
Ray Consorti
Tom Pizza
Scheivert
Bernie Monteccio
Rbi
Bob Huegel
Fun House
Malseed
Sports Corner
Jim Bleiler
Bleiler
Ron Starr
Ted Voschelle
Don Love
Steve Ganes
Dennis Malseed
Western Delco Fireman
Bethel
Bob Crawford
Bill Hughes
John McFayden
Dave Massarelli
Charles Barr
Reiher
Reiner
Frank Haschak
Gary Bell
Dave Bell
Rick Hartigan
John Fedak
Village Green Knolls
Bridgewater
Greg Lane
Madison Grille
Upland Legion
Madison
Wayne Richardson
Jack Hayden
Richardson
Sam Iacona
Bob Watson
Apples Howett
Upland
Upland AC
Cliff Ely
Tom Carafta
Joe Festa
John Festa
Local softball results and Monday Tuesday league games
A compact rundown lists numerous softball matchups across Chester area leagues with team names such as American Blue Chip Eddystone Morton Tavern Rick's Place and others. It also records Monday results Haak's Sunoco 8 Oregon 5 and Marple Newtown 7 Penfield 4 plus Tuesday night games schedule at multiple fields and times.
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Chester Control
American Blue Chip
Eddystone AA
Eddystone
Morton Tavern
Rick's Place
Crozer
Pyramid
Mustangs
Showalter
Chester
National Chester Police
Millview
Memorial
Crest Cantina
Mr. T
Deshong Park
East Side
Family Circle
Park Hotel
Little Brothers
Four D's
Marcus Hook
West End
Local
Clayton Park
Industrial Valley
Clifton Precision
Heiden’s
Grace Park
Maximillian’s Ll
Rutledge AC
Cherry St
Shandi's
Golden Slipper Tavern
Clayton
Industrial Valley I Dan's Tavern
Dalton Plumbing
Haak
Sunoco
Oregon
Marple
Newtown
Penfield
Amateur Baseball Delco Teener Seniors and Springfield Wins
In Delco Teener seniors OLP Pirates defeated Swarthmorwood 4 1 as Paul Lucci held foes to three hits with seven strikeouts and Joe Zielke led with three hits. Springfield beat Narberth 4 2 with George Schmidt earning the win after five hits allowed.
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OLP Pirates
Swarthmorwood
Paul Lucci
Joe Zielke
Mark Frye
Bob Lordan
OLP
Larry Schamm
Bob Graut
American Springfield
Narberth
George Schmidt
Paul Gibson
Springfield
Jeff Grassie
Sean McCrossen
Krausse
Schmidt
Shell
Tennis news from Birmingham and Chichester
Fourth seeded Roscoe Tanner edged Bob Giltinan 6-2 7-5 in Birmingham first round of the John Player Grand Prix. Jimmy Connors defeated Roger Frawley 6-2 6-4 and Arthur Ashe beat Roger Vasselin 6-2 6-1. Tom Gullikson won 6-4 9-8 over Brian Teacher. Tim Gullikson fell 4-6 to Dick Crealy. Stan Smith beat Bruce Manson 6-3 6-8 6-1. Billy Martin retired in the first round 3-6 6-4 6-4 to Carlos Kirmayer. In Chichester Tracy Austin beat Sees Sees 6-4 6-4 while Pam Shriver lost 7-6 6-4 to Marjorie Blackwood. In New York Larry Sorensen of Milwaukee Brewers named AL Player of the Week for June 5-11 with two wins, two earned runs, 18 innings, 14 hits, and eight straight complete games. Niekro pitched five straight wins to improve to 7-6 with nine strikeouts and 88 total Ks.
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Sorensen
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