Trevino Wins Open by Four Strokes at Hills Country Club
Trevino captured the U S Open by four strokes at Hills Country Club. Yancey led early but faltered with bogeys as Trevino sealed the victory with steady play and a final round 69. Nicklaus praised the winner while Snead's 26th attempt ended without a title.
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End comes for baseball manager Gene Mauch
Gene Mauch loses his Phillies job after eight years of controversial yet highly effective managing. The firing via phone call sparks criticism of baseball leadership and the influence of Rich Allen in the decision. Mauch is tipped to manage again, likely for a new San Diego team, leaving Philadelphia to cope without him this summer.
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Skinner Takes Phillies Manager Post After Mauch Firing
Bob Skinner was named Phillies manager following Gene Mauch's dismissal amid tensions with Rich Allen and internal disputes. Skinner pledged firm rules and planned individual talks with players to build trust as he prepared for the 1989 season.
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Trevino Overcomes Life of Handicaps to Win U.S. Open
Lee Trevino, 28, Mexican American from El Paso, wins the U S Open and 30 000. recalls quitting school in 1953 after eighth grade with a hard upbringing. His wife Claudia budgets his earnings, and he credits bootstrap factors for his rise from poverty to golf’s top honor.
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Mets Foil Pirates as Torre Meets Hartenstein Recalls Curfew
Mets win as Torre stresses an offensive approach and a curfew learned from champions. Pirates sweep Astros with Clemente and Wills key in a 16-hit nightcap, boosting Pittsburgh's five-game win streak at Forbes Field. Cardinals rally past Reds with Edwards driving in two in a three-run surge.
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Laver Reaches Final In Brass Courts Showdown
Rod Laver, nearing his 30th birthday, faces John Newcombe in the $8,000 Brass Courts final at Longwood. Newcombe beat Roche in five sets, 3 hours 18 minutes, while Laver defeated Dennis Ralston in straight sets to reach the final alongside his fellow Australian.
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