Pate takes charge at Memphis golf classic
Jerry Pate, eight-time runner-up since his last win, held a one shot lead entering the final round at Colonial Country Club after a six foot birdie on 18. Peter Jacobsen led at 206, Tom Kite 208, Bruce Lietzke 209, while Lee Trevino stood eight back at 213.
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Jacobsen
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Kite
Mike Peck
Larry Ziegler
Ed Fiori
Dim Barber
Dave Eichelberger
Jerry Heard
Bruce Lietzke
Jeff Hewes
Charlie Gibson
David Thore
George Archer
Jeff Mitchell
Howard Twitty
Frank Conner
Red Curl
Curtis Strange
Peter Oosterhuis
Pat Lindsey
Len Nielsen
Dave Hill
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Denis Watson
John Cook
Skeeter Heath
Leonard Thompson
Vance Heafner
John Fought
Bill Kratzert
Charles Krenkel
Skip Dunaway
Lee Trevino
Roger Maltbie
Mark McCumber
Larry Nelson
Ron Streck
Barney Thompson
Jim Thorpe
Bill Calfee
Jim Simons
Lennie Clements
Doug Tewell
Bob Ralston
Tom Purtzer
Mike McCullough
Tom Jenkins
Tim Norris
Bill Sander
Rik Massengale
Joe Inman
Pat McGowan
Jim Chancey
Roger Calvin
Forrest Ferler
Ray Carrasco
Bruce Douglass
Woody Blackburn
Bill Loeffler
Tommy Valentine
Thomas Gray
Lindy Miller
Doug Johnson
Lopez-Melton Bradley tied for LPGA lead after third round
Nancy Lopez-Melton and Pat Bradley remained tied for the lead at 214 after 54 holes in the LPGA Sarah Coventry, each shooting 71. Jan Stephenson and Alice Ritzman chased at 218 and 219 respectively, with Vicki Fergan and Robin Walton posting best rounds of the day.
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N.Y
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Pat Bradley
Jan Stephenson
Alice Ritzman
Stephenson
Patty Sheehan
Sandra Haynie
Kathy Postlewait
Marlene Floyd
Catherine Duggan
Vicki Fergan
Robin Walton
Fergon
Walton
Jo Ann Washam
Kathy McMullen
Beverly Klass
Alison Sheard
Jerilyn Britz
Jeannette Kerr
Patty Meyers
Kathy Martin
Barbara Mizrahie
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Debbie Massey
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Mardell Wilkins
Amelia Rover
Dale Lundquist
Therese Hession
Patty Hayes
Mary Bea Porter
Judy Clark
Murle Breer
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Clifford Ann Creed
Alice Miller
Sue Fogleman
Jane Blalock
Vicki Singleton
Debbie Meisterlin
Alexandra Reinhardt
Cathy Sherk
Mindy Moore
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Mary Dwyer
M.J. Smith
Lynn Stroney
Gail Hirata
Nancy Rubin
Lenore Muraoka
Sharon Barrett
Rosey Bartlett
Marga Stubblefield
Cindy Ferro
Cathy Morse
Lori Garbach
Cindy Kessler
Carla Glasgow
Lynn Adams
Roberta Speer
Brenda Lunsford
Jackie Bertsch
Barbara Ried
Jan Ferraris
Jamie DeWeese
Beverly Davis-Cooper
Becky Pearson
Joan Joyce
Shelley Dye
Marlboro Classic second-round results on PGA Seniors tour
In Marlboro Massachusetts at Marlboro Country Club the Marlboro Classic shows second-round scores on the 6474 yard par 71 layout as part of the 54-hole PGA Seniors event while women golfers contest quarterfinals in the U S Women s Public Links at Emerald Valley in Creswell Oregon with Mary Enright beating Janis Kleiman and Lauri Merten defeating Kay Cornelius Beth Sierra besting Kelly Cornelius and Lisa Bradley topping Pam Elders in decisive matches
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Goalby
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Art Wall
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Gardner Dickinson
Sam Snead
Julius Boros
Lionel Hebert
Billy Casper
Tom Nieports
Jim Ferree
Creswell
Ore
U.S
Emerald Valley Golf Club
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San Leandro
Calif
Janis Kleiman
Rushville
Ind
Lauri Merten
Phoenix
Ariz
Kay Cornelius
Scottsdale
Beth Sierra
East Lansing
Mich
Kelly Cornelius
Lisa Bradley
Emporia
Kan
Pam Elders
Leisure City
Fla
Lyttle caps four-run first as Carp top Giants 8 2
Tokyo AP Jim Lyttle sparked a four-run first inning leading Hiroshima Toyo Carp to an 8-2 win over the Yomiuri Giants in Japanese League play. Tony Solaita, ex Blue Jay, hit his 22nd homer powering Nippon Ham Fighters to a 4-3 victory over Lotte Orion.
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Hiroshima Toyo Carp
Yomiuri Giants
Tony Solaita
Toronto Blue Jays
Nippon Ham Fighters
Lotte Orions
CFL opens 1981 season with star imports and new owner
The 1981 CFL season kicks off July 2 with Nelson Skalbania driving a bold overhaul. He buys into the Montreal Alouettes and signs NFL veterans Vince Ferragamo James Scott and Billy White Shoes Johnson plus David Overstreet. Hamilton names Frank Kush as coach and retools with Tom Clements back at quarterback. Edmonton seeks a fifth straight Grey Cup trip as Warren Moon leads a potent Eskimos attack. ESPN will broadcast 37 regular season CFL games and the Grey Cup in November.
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Allsports
Pryor lands second round knockout of Blackmoore for WBA title
Aaron Pryor, 140, of Cincinnati, overwhelmed Lennox Blackmoore from Guyana, knocking him down twice in the first round and twice more in the second before Mills Lane stopped the fight 58 seconds into round two. Pryor extended his perfect record to 28-0 with his 20th straight knockout.
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