Lou Graham Wins U S Open in Medinah Playoff
Lou Graham, 37, of Tennessee, wins the 75th U S Open at Medinah in an 18 hole playoff over John Mahaffey. Graham clamps down on the eighth hole with a clutch par putt and seals the title after Mahaffey fails to birdie. Prize money pushes Graham's year total to 86,071 while Mahaffey and his camp reflect on a first playoff setback.
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Major League Standings Snapshot San Francisco at San Diego
National League East standings show Philadelphia leading with 37 wins and 31 losses. American League West lists Oakland at 26 47 and California at 34 37. Monday results feature Phillies over Pirates and Mets over Orioles, while San Diego edged San Francisco 7-6 with a 13 inning marathon.
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Lakin Tribune Girls Shine At Junior Olympics Meet
Carla Blair of Tribune cleared 3-9 for second and Wendy White of Lakin finished third with 3-8 in Bantam high jump at Lawrence Missouri Valley AAU Junior Olympics. A rain delay and soggy conditions affected results while Wendy’s 4-4 practice jump remains unrecognized.
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If at First You Don't Succeed in Baseball Action
A night of major league games featured the Yankees beating the Orioles 6-1 as Doc Medich and Bill Singer faced tough outings. Munson powered New York with three hits and three RBIs, while other AL results included Oakland over Minnesota 5-2 and Cleveland routing Boston 11-3.
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Young Golfers Meet at Garden City County Club
Annual junior invitational at Garden City County Club Wednesday draws out-of-town players. Juniors shift regular play to Friday. June 11 results include Lori Schlager in 9-hole girls, Chris Nusser 5-hole, John Schlager 9-hole, Tom Hoover 18-hole boys. June 18 event crowns best score on even holes with Julie Renick 5-hole girls and Rhonda Hoover 9-hole. A J Smith and Kurt Gibson tie 9-hole boys. Tim Schiffelbein 18-hole winner.
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Jackson Jumps into Slim Lead in Star Balloting
In the 1975 American League All Star voting, Reggie Jackson rose to a narrow lead in the outfield as the race tightens with about two weeks remaining. Rod Carew remains the overall fan favorite, while Thurman Munson and Bert Campaneris hold solid positions at catcher and shortstop respectively. Voting runs through July 6 with the All Star Game set for July 15 in Milwaukee.
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Satanta selects Dennis Meehan as new head coach
Dennis Meehan named head football coach for Satanta High replacing Richard Wells. Meehan comes from Manhattan in Haskell County and has coached at Luckey High and Seven Dolors parochial schools. His teams won 16 games and lost 12 across three Manhattan seasons. Last fall Luckey High reached the state Class A playoffs.
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Missouri Girl Tops Western Junior Golf Medalists
Cathy Reynolds of Springfield Missouri tied for medalist honors with Kyle O'Brien and Lauren Howe after carding 73 as four days of match play opened in the Western Golf Association Junior Championships in Cincinnati. The field of 80 under-18 golfers included Lori Garbacz runnerup two years ago, Charlotte Allen, Connie Chillemi, Terri Moody and Hollis Hartley among others.
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Betting Shop Sets Precedent at Wimbledon
Wimbledon fans will see peanuts and hot dogs sold on the center court bleachers as betting shops gain greater access to the grounds. The move comes as betting becomes legal in Britain and the All England Club signals a broader policy shift this year.
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Garden City Teams Rally For Benefit Softball Series
Garden City hosted a four game charity slow pitch series Sunday night to aid the Dodge City women's softball association. Garden City Merchants beat Penny Bombers 11-1, Western Bit and Supply defeated Gladden Excavating 5-2, Western Bit won 5-4 over Penny Bombers, and Gladden Excavating topped Garden City Merchants 13-8. Linda Graff of Western Bit earned MVP honors in its final game.
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Major League Baseball Batting and Pitching Leaders
Major leaders listed by the Associated Press include batting leaders Madlock and Bench with 98 and 15 home runs, and Cedeno and Morgan riding runs scored. Pitching leaders Messersmith and Kison show 11 3 and 7 decisions respectively, with Sutton and Ryan leading strikeouts in the National and American Leagues.
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Tuesday Softball Schedule Across Leagues at Fansler Cleaver Fields
Adult and youth softball schedule lists numerous games at Fansler and Cleaver Fields with matchups such as Motor Electric versus Devies Chemical at 6 30 p.m. Santa Fe Motors against G 1 Forum at 7 15 p.m. and other pairings through 10 p.m. Rainbow League and Binary Field tours are noted weather permitting along with minor league baseball games and several league tournaments this week.
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Ali Still Talks Retirement
Muhammad Ali said a night's sleep did not change his plan to retire though he left room for a possible change if a Frazier rematch materializes. He aims to defend his title on July 1 against Joe Bugner, plans filming for a life story, and cites privacy concerns and desire to spend time with family as reasons to quit while on top.
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