Sick Gary Player shoots 67 in Open first round
Gary Player, underweight after surgery, fires a 4-under 67 at Oakmont to lead the U S Open after the first round. He battled illness early in the week but recovered with practice, surpassing stars like Ray Floyd, Lee Trevino, and Jim Colbert who are at 70. Gene Littler and others sit at even par 71.
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Marilynn Smith Sees Men Better Golfers Period
Marilynn Smith, a Wichita native and veteran of the Ladies PGA, said men are better golfers because they use full shoulder and body turn while many women rely on arm swing. She joined ABC’s U S Open broadcast team at Oakmont, alongside Chris Schenkel and Byron Nelson, and notes top women like Burnfeindt, Palmer and Blalock are improving but not yet ready to challenge the men. The event airs SAT 4:30–6:30 pm EDT and SUN 3:30–6:30 pm EDT.
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Pete Rose closes in on 2000 hits milestone
Cincinnati star Pete Rose, 32, sits six hits shy of 2,000 and aims to reach the mark this weekend against Pittsburgh, eyeing a path toward 3,000 total hits and among NL leaders. He recalls being cut from a high school team, and says he wants to keep playing the field, not serve as a designated hitter.
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Aeros top 89ers 7-2 behind Burris and Thornton
Ray Burris earned his third win over Oklahoma City this season as the Wichita Aeros beat the 89ers 7-2. Andy Thornton slugged two homers, accounting for three Aeros runs, while Burris allowed nine hits and struck out 12 in a strong start before Paul Reuschel finished. Other league action saw Omaha vs Iowa halted by rain after five scoreless innings.
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Expos win sixth straight as surge tightens NL East hold
Montreal rallies past San Diego 6 3 to extend its win streak to six and move within 4 1/2 games of Chicago in the NL East. Renko worked six with six hits allowed as the Padres drop their sixth in a row. Williams drives Cubs over Houston on his 35th birthday. Orioles rally past Royals 8 3 with Grich triple and Blair bases loaded. California beats Boston as Robinson and Yastrzmski pace the scoring.
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Baseball Roundup From National League Scores
AP recap of Saturday games featuring Los Angeles Montreal Pittsburgh Cincinnati San Diego York St Louis Houston San Francisco Philadelphia Kansas City Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago Boston Oakland New York California Minnesota Detroit Texas Baltimore with listed pitchers and results.
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Gangaware leads Greeley to 3 2 win over Merchants
Greeley gains a 3 2 victory over Merchant's Oil at East High School. Gangaware drives in all three Greeley runs with two singles after a fifth inning rally and the club holds on as Wheeler the Dealer notches his sixth win in seven games. Jeff Fanning contributes a double as catcher. Bruntz earns the mound win.
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