Irwin Wins Hall of Fame Classic at Pinehurst No. 2
Hale Irwin captures the $250,000 Hall of Fame Classic at Pinehurst No. 2 on Sunday. Lon Hinkle falters under pressure finishing outside the Top 6 money list as Irwin holds off the challengers. Irwin secures victory while Hinkle vents frustration with his clubhouse remark.
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Irwin wins Hall of Fame Classic at Pinehurst No. 2 with 20 under
Hale Irwin capped a record 20 under par to win the Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Pinehurst No. 2, with Leonard Thompson finishing second as Pinehurst greens held firm. Players praised the course's conditioning and its demanding, exacting greens that rewarded precision and punished errors.
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Thompson finishes runner up as Irwin wins Pinehurst event
Irwin captures victory at Pinehurst in a final round showdown. Thompson shoots 66 to finish second, breaking the 72 hole Pinehurst record by five strokes but falls short of the win. Jeff Mitchell earns third with 67, while Thompson jokes about needing more seconds to buy his daughter a pool.
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Yarborough Wins but Isn’t Happy at Bristol Race
Cale Yarborough won the Volunteer 400 at Bristol International Speedway after 33 rain intensified caution laps leaving him dissatisfied with the finish. Darrell Waltrip, runner-up, signaled officials to stop the race but officials kept it underway. Yarborough led 299 laps, Waltrip led 19, with 14 lead changes among six drivers as Richard Petty collided out early.
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Jackson's Actions Keep Yanks Alive
By WILL GRIMSLEY the August surge of the New York Yankees aligns with Reggie Jackson’s calmer stance and sharp hitting. once distracted by locker room feuds Jackson credits a contract talk with Standard Brands officials for refocusing on baseball and fueling an 18 wins in 21 games stretch.
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Guidry Throws Two-Hitter On Birthday Win For Yankees
Ron Guidry celebrated his 27th birthday with a two-hitter as the New York Yankees edged the Texas Rangers 1-0. Sundberg had a two-out triple in the first and Campaneris opened the seventh with a single for the Rangers.
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Cavaliers rebuild faces tough ACC foes this season
Virginia coach Dick Bestwick vows not to be underestimated as the Cavs, rebuilding after a 2-9 season and heavy freshmen, aim to become competitive. The addition of Paul Szlar and a young backfield bolster hopes amid lingering program challenges.
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