TPC called first major of the season by pros and critics
The Tournament Players Championship at Sawgrass near Jacksonville Fla is debated as a major. PGA Tour figures contend it is the strongest field of the year for pros and might someday join Augusta Masters and U.S. Open as a major while others push for Nicklaus to settle the question.
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Stalked By Nicklaus Floyd Snead McCullough Watson TPC Lead
Mike McCullough led the Tournament Players Championship after a surprise surge but cooled with a four over par 76 in the third round. The field of golf legends closed in as the 300000 dollar event neared its finish, leaving McCullough undeterred.
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Delta State Aims For Third Straight AIAW Title
Delta State led by 6-3 Olympian Lusia Harris pursues a third consecutive AIAW women’s basketball crown in the opening round at Cleveland Mississippi against Minnesota. Other first round matchups include Southern Connecticut vs Missouri and Tennessee vs State with several first-time entrants in the field.
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Hsu Sheng San Leads Indonesian Open Third Round
Taiwan's Hsu Sheng-San shot three under par on Saturday to hold a three day total of 216 and lead Ho Ming-Chung of Taiwan by one stroke in the $40,000 Indonesian Open at Jakarta Ancol Golf Course. Gaylord Burrows stands two behind at 218 after a 75.
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