Stacy Sets LPGA Record With 17 Under at Rail MD Tour
Hollis Stacy breaks LPGA record at Springfield event by shooting 17 under par to win $15,000 from the $100,000 Rail Muscular Dystrophy tournament, her third victory of the year.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1977
Page
7
Hollis Stacy breaks LPGA record at Springfield event by shooting 17 under par to win $15,000 from the $100,000 Rail Muscular Dystrophy tournament, her third victory of the year.
Hollis Stacy, 23 of Savannah, wins Rail Open by eight strokes with a 271 at 72 holes, breaking Kathy Whitworth’s 11 year old record for low 72-hole LPGA tournament play. She earns $15,000 and improves year total to over $67,000 after U.S. Open and Lady Tara Classic wins. Burfeindt finishes second with 279, Blalock third at 280, Post ties for fourth at 283. In other sports, MLB leaders show catches and pitching stats, while Browns tackle Sherk faces six weeks out with a knee immobilizer.
The Cleveland Browns sharpened their offense and finished 9-5 last fall under Forrest Gregg. This year they face stronger non conference foes including Los Angeles Oakland and New England while leadership on the field remains a concern.
The article analyzes the Cleveland Browns with emphasis on a strong middle line led by Jerry Sherk and Walt Johnson, unsettled ends, and a solid linebacking corps featuring Charley Hall Gerald Irons and Bob Babich. It notes limited pass rush from ends, potential rookie Robert Jackson, and questions about protection for Greg Pruitt. Third in AFC Central projected.
UPI reports Bruce Froemming will ask NL President Chub Feeney to suspend Giants shortstop Tim Foli for the rest of the season after a dugout cleared fight with Braves pitcher Dick Ruthven in Atlanta. Foli, ejected for scuffling, argued with Ruthven as Atlanta won 4 0 behind a three hitter.
The American League East leaders are New York 83 54 606, Boston 80 56 588, Baltimore 78 57 578 with Detroit 66 70 485. Cleveland 65 73 471 and Milwaukee 59 84 413 trail. In the West, Kansas City 81 54 600 leads, with Chicago 75 59 560 and Minnesota 76 62 551 close behind. Monday results include Det 8 Balt 7 in 11 innings, Balt 5 Det 0, Oakland 8 Chicago 7, Cleveland 4 New York 3, Cleveland 5 New York 4, Boston 8 Toronto 0, Boston 6 Toronto 0, Minnesota 5 Texas 4, Kansas City 8 Seattle 4, Milwaukee 6 California 5.
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