Weiskopf Wins Kemper Open With Putting Comeback
Tom Weiskopf credits experience and a regained putting touch for his Kemper Open victory in Atlanta finishing 11 under par at 277. He leads a late charge with a 65 final round, dedicating the win to his wife Jeanne and planning to skip Ryder Cup duty for hunting, as Burns and Rogers finish tied for second at 279.
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George Burns
Bill Rogers
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Lou Graham
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Archery WCFAL Shoot At Winona Freestyle Division Results
Readable scores from the WCFAL Archery Shoot at Winona list winners by class. notables include Debbie Poff Tomah 403 and Lorraine Saunders Tomah 517 in top divisions with multiple 400+ scores across Jr and Women categories. Team names include Tomah Black River Falls La Crosse Winona Trempealeau and Trempealeau. Also Wisconsin minor league scores note Midwest League games Burlington Wausau and others with several 3 2 outcomes.
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Chery! Poff
Jan Murray
Dan Simerson
Trempealeau
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Dave Lambert
Larry Felber
Bob Fisher
la Crosse
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Steve Harolson
Scott Davison
Todd Drazkowski
Larry Hock
Chris Morrison
Robbie Vieaux
Lori Sommer
Kathy Drazkowski
Jeff Kirkey
Jerry Beranek
Jeff Thurston
Judy Morrison
Ruth Jerowski
Don Dooney
Stu Westpfahl
Ken Wagner
Bowman
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Don Fletcher
Len Pickett
Francis Schmidt
Pete Jerowski
Frank Freismuth
Dale Anderson
Trapshooting TRANE LEAGUE Team Scores at Gunslick Club
In the TRANE LEAGUE at Gunslick Club the Leftovers led with 238 points, followed by Gang Busters 226 and Late Comers 218. Individual leaders included Bill Atchison and Joe Korn with 50 and 49 respectively. Perfect scores achieved by Bill Atchison Mark Sacia Frank Freismuth Joe Korn Jim Marcu and others.
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Bill Smiley
Jim Walters
Dick Hanson
Bill Oltman
Orville Johnson
Mark Sacia
Frank Freismuth
Jim Mitchell
Jim Perch
Royals Release Tom Hall. Padres Shuffle Majors
In baseball, the Kansas City Royals released pitcher Tom Hall. The San Diego Padres optioned outfielder Luis Melendez to Hawaii in the Pacific Coast League and recalled pitcher Paul Siebert from Hawaii. In football, the Detroit Lions signed quarterback Steve Mathieson and linebacker Terry Boykin, while defensive end Billy Howard was placed on waivers. The University of Tennessee named Rich Coach as assistant football coach.
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SAN Diego Padres
Luis Melendez
Hawaii
Paul Siebert
Detroit Lions
Steve Mathieson
Terry Boykin
Billy Howard
College
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Rich
Finals Best-of-Seven: Portland Edges Philadelphia 109 107
Portland defeats Philadelphia 109 to 107 to win the series four games to two securing the championship. Portland clinches the title after a hard fought finale on Sunday.
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Philadelphia
Bowling Summer Bloomers at Coulee Golf Bowl
Team Wall Flowers 2402 led by Nancy Collins 531 Connie Tilley 523 Bernie Kelly 522 Kay Olinger 504. Individual scores highlight Collins Tilley Kelly Olinger in a mixed bowling event at Coulee Golf Bowl.
Merritt fifth in Bonne Bell Mini-marathon in Central Park
Racine's Kim Merritt finished fifth in the sixth annual Bonne Bell Mini-marathon in Central Park with a time of 35 minutes 31 seconds. Peggy Neppel won in 34 minutes 15.8 seconds, setting a meet record, with Chantal Langlace of France third and Julie Shea fourth.
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Kim Merritt
Racine
Wis
Central Park
Tokyo Bowler Seeks Historic WOMEN'S Bowling Title
Akiko Yamaga of Tokyo led in singles with 714 and all events with 1 895 as the 58th annual Women's International Bowling Congest nears completion in Milwaukee. The 71 day event ends Thursday with 665000 in prizes. Ozella Houston and Dorothy Jackson of Detroit top doubles at 1234 while Allgauer's Restaurant of Chicago leads team standings with 2818.
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Akiko Yamaga
Tokyo
Ozella Houston
Dorothy Jackson
Detroit
Allgauer’s
Chicago
Carner wins LPGA event on challenging Wykagyl course
JoAnne Carner, 38, claimed the LPGA tournament at Wykagyl Country Club finishing 4 under par with rounds of 72 70 68 74. She earned 15000 and moved to 62134 in 1977 earnings, five strokes ahead of Kathy McMullen and six ahead of Sandra Post and Jane Blalock who shared third.
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Mrs. Carner
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Sandra Post
Jane Blalock
Fourteen Under Par Leads PGA Card Qualifiers at Pinehurst
Phil Hancock of Greenville Alabama led the six round PGA Q school at Pinehurst No 2 with a final 69 total 417 three under par. Lance Suzuki Hawaii Wayne Levi Florida and Curtis Strange Virginia tied for second through fourth with 430 or better needed for tour cards.
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Phil Hancock
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Lance Suzuki
Hawaii
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Lutz
Fla
Curtis Strange
Kingsmill
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Houston
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