Runners shine at Region Eight AAU meet in Fayetteville
Lawrence Track Club posted wins and records in the Region Eight AAU meet led by Jason Young in the boys 400 meters and Howard Harris in the pentathlon. The club’s 11 and 12 year old 400 meter relay clocked 53.06, second in the 1600 relay, with Vickie Anderson and others earning relay silvers and a second place in the girls 13 14 1600 relay.
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Jason Young
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Jenny Oslinger
Tori Leatherman
Angela Graves
Oklahoma Track Club
Oklahoma
Legion B Sweeps Atchison In Twinbill After Layoff
Lawrence Legion B, after a two week layoff due to rainouts, swept a doubleheader from Atchison 7-2 and 5-1 at Holcom Complex. Vance Kempin drove in three, Brad Carlson had three RBI in the first game, Rob Steere earned his fourth win and Mike Bennett moved to 4-1 in relief of the nightcap. Lawrence improves to 18-5 and heads to Burlington for another doubleheader.
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RBI
Rob Steere
Mike Bennett
Burlington
First Game Koran and Folk Baseball Doubleheader
In the opener Rob Steere earns a 4 2 victory over Koran with 2B hits by Koran and Atchison and 3B by Ken Romero and Lawrence. In the second game Atchison beats Litnate 5 3 as Avery Kohler and Miller pair for the win. Bennett fans five for the save.
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Jay Pine
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Atchison
Brad Carlson
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Haas holds five shot lead in Milwaukee Open
Jay Haas leads the Milwaukee Open by five strokes at 15 under after 54 holes at Tuckaway Country Club. Rex Caldwell and Mike Smith share second at 206. others at 208 include Chi Chi Rodriguez Andy North and Tim Simpson. Final round outlook centers on Haas needing steady play to avoid slip.
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Milwaukee
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Woody Blackburn
Austin Leads LPGA Classic by Nine Shots at Indy
Debbie Austin shot 3-under 33 on the front nine and an eagle on No.16 to build a 9-stroke edge entering the final round of the Mayflower Classic in Indianapolis. She finished third with 4-under 68 for 54 holes of 11-under 205, with Myra Van Hoose, Louise Parks, and Beth Daniel tied for second at 214.
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Dot Germain
Nancy Rubin
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Cindy Hill
Judy Rankin
Robin Walton
Barbara Barrow
Betsy King
Palmer's 68 ties for third round lead at senior open
Arnold Palmer fired a 2 under par 68 at Oakland Hills to share the third round lead with Billy Casper and Art Wall at 216 in the U S Senior Open. Palmer, 51, matched his best recent form despite knee pain and voiced optimism about contending in the final round. Bob Goalby slipped with a 76 to fall to 218, while Bob Stone and other contenders eyed Sunday action.
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Dean Lind
Gordon Jones
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George Thomas
Mike Souchak
Charles Owens
Stan Dudlas
Doug Ford
Jim Ferree
Connors Seeks Davis Cup Turnaround Against Lendl
In New York, Jimmy Connors eyes a deciding Davis Cup clash with Ivan Lendl as U S leads 2 1. Captain Arthur Ashe hopes John McEnroe clinches the series and doubles stars Stan Smith and Bob Lutz boosted the U S lead with a straight set win over Lendl and Smid. Connors vows to levee full effort if Lendl appears less than all out.
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Rumors swirl on Gale Sayers resignation at SIU Carbondale
SIU Carbondale athletic director Gale Sayers remains unavailable for comment amid statewide rumors of his resignation. Bruce Swinburne would not confirm discussions, while Fred Huff Rick Trickett and Jim Finks reacted with surprise. Sayers is expected back Tuesday morning as no official statement has been released.
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