Aging Snead Elusive Open Title Bid Falls Short
Sam Snead, 64, failed to qualify for the 1976 U S Open in Charlotte with a 36 hole total of 146, two over the cutoff, ending a long chase for the major title. Bobby Cole was disqualified for not signing his scorecard after a 138, while Don January and Kermit Zarley led Charlotte qualifiers.
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Sam Snead
Snead
Atlanta
Charlotte
N.C
Bobby Cole
South Africa
Cole
Don January
Kermit Zarley
Charlotte Country Club
Julius Boros
Tony Jacklin
Ed Furgol
Gay Brewer
Lionel Hebert
Roger Maltbie
Zarley
January
Roger Watson
Cary
San Francisco
Bob Smith
Sacramento
Calif
Mark Tinder
Pebble Beach
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Tony Sills
Pacific Palisades
D's Recover Take Twinbill In baseball action
The Gibson Discounters split a doubleheader with a 6-3 win and a 7-5 victory. John Denbow pitched seven innings for the D's in game one with three hits and two RBIs. Melvin Hunt tripled and Kevin Everett drove in a run in the late rally to spur the comeback in game two.
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Gibson Discounters
George Brooks
Brooks
D's
Discounters
John Denbow
Mike Franklin
Keith Mullins
Burk
Terral Jones
Bill Keller
Jones
Keller
Pennington
Mullins
Gibson
Franklin
Hunt
John Curran
Geronimo
Danny Zeller
Everett
Altus
Burk Burnett
Gibson's
Senger
Hurt
Denbow
West
Zeller
Milter
Warren
Nickerson
Keller Rt
Moore Jb
Burkburnett
Brett Potty
Breet Potty
Bill Potty
Jominson
Blurkburnett
T Franklin
Johnson
Lob Burk
Nix
Brett Petty
We — Burke
U — Beauchamp
Orioles Lose Jackson For Extended Period
The Baltimore Orioles may lose slugger Reggie Jackson for weeks as an orthopedic exam follows X rays indicating a possible fracture to the navicular bone in his right wrist. Jackson, hitting .205 with 3 HR and 16 RBI in 117 at bats, has slumped amid late-season injuries and team tensions.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Leonard Wallenstein
Reggie
Orioles
Don Baylor
A’s
Mike Torrez
Paul Mitchell
Deacon Star Puts Team First In Wake Forest Focus
Wake Forest star Jay Haas says team goals trump his individual title at the NCAA championships in Albuquerque. Haas, 22, leads the Deacons in a four day, 72 hole event at UNM South course as BYU and Oklahoma State challenge for team glory alongside Haas and Curtis Strange.
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Jim McElroy Albuquerque
N.M
Wake Forest
Jay Haas
Haas
Deacons
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of New Mexico South
Curtis Strange
Brigham Young
Mike Reid
Mike Brannan
Oklahoma State
Jaime Gonzalez
Lindy Miller
Houston
Keith Fergus
Florida
Phil Hancock
Southern California
Scott Simpson
BYU
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Davison, Mich
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Ken Allard
Ann Arbor, Mich
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Scarsdale
N.Y
Stanwich Club
Greenwich
Conn
Borek
Jesus Rodriguez
ChiChi Rodriguez
Bryan Abbott
Akron
Ron Milanovich
Rimersburg
Jem Ferree
Jim Logue
Canton
Larry Ziegler
Jim Cochran
Paradise Valley
al Chandler
Columbia
George Glenn
Wichita
Kan
Jimmy Connors
Peter Fleming
Beckenham
Connors
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Minnesota Twins
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