Open lead shared as Hinkle aids via tree shortcut
In Toledo Inverness Club hosts the 75th United States Open. Lon Hinkle shares the first round lead at 1 under par with Lou Graham Tom Purtzer Andy Bean and Keith Fergus after a 70. A 26 foot spruce near the eighth hole became the Year of the Tree as players used a shortcut cutting about 60 yards off the hole.
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Lon Hinkle
Inverness Club
U.S. Golf Association
Hinkle
Lou Graham
Tom Purtzer
Andy Bean
Keith Fergus
Jerry Heard
Dave Eichelberger
John Schroeder
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jim Simons
Hickle
Heard
Schroeder
Toi Purtzer
Purtzer
Inverness
Oerter begins quest for gold at AAU discus trials
Walnut California AP veteran Olympic champion Al Oerter, 42, seeks a seventh national AAU discus title at Mount San Antonio College as part of a three day championships. He faces top rivals including Mac Wilkins John Powell and Ken Stadel while aiming for a 220 foot mark and a path toward Moscow 1980. Final events span Friday to Sunday with 41 titles decided.
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Calif
al Oerter
Oerter
Mac Wilkins
John Powell
Ken Stadel
Mount San Antonio College
Moscow
Wilkins
Sparky Anderson Returns to the Dugout with Tigers
Sparky Anderson arrives in Detroit in a blue-trimmed uniform and expresses relief at leaving the Cincinnati chapter behind. He seeks to shape Detroit’s youth, promises a World Series bid, and dismisses rumors of pursuing other jobs, noting no animosity toward Cincinnati owner Dick Wagner.
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Sparky Anderson
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History
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Anderson
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Jim Campbell
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Carol
Albert
Yankees
Red Sox
Phillies
Angels
Sports scoreboard notes and trades across leagues
Baseball results show Matlack 3 3 records and multiple Saturday and Sunday games across the American and National Leagues. Trades report Paul Dade moved to San Diego for Mike Hargrove while NBA awards grant two second round picks from the San Diego Clippers to Denver for signing Brian Taylor.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Paul Dade
San Diego Padres
Mike Hargrove
Basketball Nations Basketball Association
NBA
San Diego Clippers
Denver Nuggets
Clippers
Brian Taylor
Expos Rally To Top Braves For 4-3 Victory
Montreal captured a 4-3 win over Atlanta as Tony Perez delivered a run scoring single after Gene Garber challenged Gary Carter with a fastball and a changeup. Carter’s double drove in two and propelled the Expos, who improved to 20-3 at home and led St Louis by one in the NL East. Cubs, Giants, and Padres also won.
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Associated Press
Gene Garber
Montreal
Tony Perez
Gary Carter
Garber
Carter
Expos
Braves
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
San Diego Padres
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rodney Scott
Andre Dawson
Perez
Cubs
Giants
Mick Kelleher
Gary Lavelle
Jerry Martin
Bobby Murcer
Willie McCovey
McCovey
Ernie Banks
Eddie Matthews
Expos rally past Braves as Carter delivers clutch two-run double
In a tense late game, Expos beat the Braves 3-1 after Garber relieved Solomon and allowed a two-run double by Carter. Williams lauded Perez for driving in runs over 14 years as Expos stay atop the standings. The Braves led 3-1 in the seventh on Solomon’s double, a Lee error, and Horner’s RBI, while Sosa shut the door over the final two innings.
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Expos
Dick Williams
Garber
Tony
Buddy Solomon
Furiners
Carter
Braves
Solomon
Bill Lee
Bob Horner
Lee
Elias Sosa
Mariners edge Tigers as Aikens hits grand slam again
Seattle loses 3-2 as Sparky Anderson begins the season with a loss in Detroit. Willie Aikens belts a second consecutive grand slam to power the Angels to a 10-2 win over the Blue Jays. Other AL results include Twins 4 Yankees 2, Rangers 6 Brewers 2, Indians 2 A's 1.
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Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
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Texas Rangers
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Mariners
Tigers
Seattle
Jack Billingham
John Hiller
Leon Roberts
Larry ‘Milbourne
Aurelio Rodriguez
Angels
Blue Jays
Phil Huffman
Brooks Robinson
Pittsburgh
Phil Garner
Twins
Yankees
Butch Wynegar
Minnesota
Tommy John
Wynegar
New York
Chris Chambliss
Dave Edwards
Juan Beniquez
Rangers
Brewers
Weather limits fishing in western Kansas report for June weekend
The Western Kansas Fish and Game Commission reports slow fishing at Webster Reservoir due to weather with some walleye and crappie caught using thin fins, hot-n-tots, bottle spins, jigs, and minnows. Bass, catfish, wipers, and white bass show varying activity across multiple reservoirs with occasional notable catches and many slow reports.
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Arkansas River
Quivira National
Little Marsh
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