Green holds U S Open lead with 67 on heat-scorched course
Hubert Green stretched his lead to four under par at the Southern Hills course after a 67 in the second round of the U S Open. Terry Diehl held second at 137, while Jack Nicklaus carded 68 to sit six back. Several veterans and top players including Tom Purtzer, Gary Player, Arnold Palmer, and Tom Weiskopf remained in contention as Reed entries failed to make the cut.
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U S Open scores show tight splits from leaders through round three
Hubert Green led with a 69 as Terry Diehl and Tom Purtzer followed with 68 and 69 while Sam Adams and Gary Player posted 69 and 67. Arnold Palmer and others trailed with mixed rounds as players chased a shaping leaderboard ahead of the final two rounds.
Hall of Fame Game Opens NFL Exhibition Season
The NFL schedules 85 exhibition games this summer led by the Hall of Fame Game between the Jets and Bears in Canton on July 30. National TV coverage includes multiple NBC ABC CBS telecasts and the Jets begin early with rookies reporting July 7 and veterans July 15.
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Left handed Sam Adams eyes Open lead with humor
left hander Sam M Adams shot 69 to sit one under at the U S Open at Southern Hills. The 31 year old tour rabbit joked about needing a loan from his banker father and noted his meager winnings while detailing his left handed start and hopes to stay on tour. He praised his iron game and putts and said he plans to stay realistic about leading the Open.
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Carew Faces Long Odds as .400 Batting Quest Persists
Rod Carew, Minnesota Twins star, pursues another AL batting title while aiming for a .400 season. He leads the league at just over .380 as he refreshes talk of breaking the famed mark once held by Ted Williams, with Ambitions fueled by strong team support and a rising Twins lineup.
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