Sanders Wins Kemper Open in Dramatic One Stroke Victory
Doug Sanders defeats Lee Trevino by one stroke at Quail Hollow to claim the $175,000 Kemper Open, finishing 13 under par 275. Trevino misses a final 10-foot birdie putt to tie, while Sanders refutes critics after a two-year win drought and wrist tendonitis.
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Standings and results from crowded baseball and college events
The file summarizes MLB standings with New York Cleveland Oakland and others, includes Saturday and Sunday results across multiple leagues, plus Monday and Tuesday games and a late note on Penn crews winning the 70th National Championships in Syracuse. Strong mentions include Oakland Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee New York Chicago Boston Kansas City and California with scores.
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Golfers Earn Prizes In Broadfield Event Leaderboard
A detailed scoreboard lists players and winnings from a golf tournament. Doug Sanders tops the earnings with 35000 dollars, followed by Lee Trevino 19950 and Labron Harris 12425, with a large field of competitors earning from 7333 to 1715 dollars and scores shown for each round.
Baseball line scores and outcomes across major matchups
Summary of multiple games with line scores and winning pitchers. Billingham and teams listed with run totals, homers by Houston Cedeno, Pittsburgh Speier and Kingman, and various other players contributing. The report covers results from Atlanta New York Houston Montreal San Francisco Chicago St. Louis Oakland Minnesota California Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Kansas City Texas Milwaukee and more, detailing W L and notable HRs.
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Mann Captures Lady Carling Tourney Title
Carol Mann clinched the Lady Carling open with a six under par 67, tying the course record to finish 210 for 54 holes at Pine Ridge in Towson Maryland. Kathy Whitworth was runner up as Mann called the win her greatest yet before about 8,000 fans.
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Woods clears 70 feet in meet with notable rivals
Woods, 29, joins Randy Matson and Al Feuerbach as a 70 foot shot putter, but dismisses the feat as routine. Pacific Coast Club coach Tom Jennings credits Woods as his second best, noting years of practice behind the result.
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Wyant Captures LCC Golf Title
Dr. Roger Wyant won the Lawton Country Club Men’s Individual Handicap title finishing 36 holes with a net 138. He posted identical scratch rounds of 80 and holds an 11 handicap. Herb Stonehocker Sr and Bill Joyner tied for second at 141. Four players finished two under par 142: Harold Gardner, Bob Roper, Tom Stanton, and Dr. Jack McKinnis.
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North Central and Southwest Lead City Colt League Standings
North Central leads with 3 0 and Southwest 2 0 as Cadhe and Northwest challenge. Week games include North Central versus Cache and Northwest versus Southwest with multiple 6 30 and 8 30 starts across Monday to Saturday.
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Elliot wins B Flight in Hollis Open playoff
Dave Elliott of Lawton birdied the second hole in a sudden death playoff to capture first in B Flight at the Hollis Open. Seven others tied for first with 80s, while Walt Depew also in the playoff finished fifth. Albert Johnson and Randy Boyce from Lawton narrowly missed Championship Flight. Bobby Francis of Mangum won A Flight with 66, Johnson 67, Boyce 68, and Jeter with Mayfield carded 78 to miss by two.
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