Snead wins Kaiser International Open with smooth swing
J C Snead captured $175000 Kaiser International Open in Napa California finishing 14 under par 274. He credited wife Sue for swing insight and credited adopting a fuller shoulder turn after watching Tom Weiskopf. Johnny Miller finished second after a 63 course record start.
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Young wins LPGA Cardon on home course in Calabasas
Donna Caponi Young captured the richest event in women's golf by five strokes at Calabasas Park. She fired 69 69 72 72 to finish 7 under par for 282 and earned $35,000, while Judy Rankin and Jane Blaylock tied for second at 287 and split $19,300 each. Rankin now leads the tour with over $138,000.
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Ashe Faces Gottfried In Pacific Southwest Open Final
Defending champion Arthur Ashe plays 10th seed Brian Gottfried in the 125000 dollar Pacific Southwest Open final at UCLA Pauley Pavilion. Gottfried beat Ilie Nastase in a tense semifinal while Ashe defeated Raul Ramirez to reach the title match and the 20000 dollar first prize.
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Giants fall to Rams as Csonka struggles in debut American football
Larry Csonka, in his first three games for the New York Giants, has 143 rushing yards on 45 carries. He gained only 32 yards on 12 attempts in a 24-10 setback to the Los Angeles Rams as New York drops to 0-3 and searches for form. Rams defender Fred Dryer praised LA's play, saying the team blocked well and impressed.
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Garvey Nears 200 Hit Milestone With Dodgers
Los Angeles star Steve Garvey, batting .318, needs seven more hits to reach his goal of 200 this season and become the first Dodger with three consecutive 200 hit years. He spoke after scoring the winning run in a 2-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
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A's must sweep Royals to keep title hopes alive
The Oakland A's face a must sweep three game set with the Kansas City Royals in Oakland to extend their bid for a sixth straight AL West title. Kansas City leads, but Whitey Herzog fears a late-season collapse as Texas finishes strong.
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Missouri Miracle Upsets Ohio State in Columbus
Unranked Missouri, with a substitute quarterback Pete Woods, staged a last minute 22 21 victory over second ranked Ohio State in Columbus. Woods threw a three yard TD pass to Leo Lewis and scored the winning two point conversion after a second chance. The win snapped Ohio State’s 25 game home winning streak amid a slate of top ten results from across college football.
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Village golf title decided by two finalists next weekend
Jim Ellis defeats Frank Murray 4-2 and Gene Fisher beats John Vass 1 up to reach the Village Country Club Championship finals. First flight sees Bob Curtis and Jack Payne advance to finals. second and third flight pairings set with multiple near-sures and winning nets noted in mixed events.
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Yarborough Wins Shortened Old Dominion 500
Cale Yarborough, leading the Winston Cup standings, was declared winner of the $100,000 Old Dominion 500 after rain halted the Martinsville race at lap 341. He led Darrell Waltrip by over a lap late before pitting, finishing with an average speed of 75.37 mph.
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Braves defend San Luis water polo title in tourney
Lompoc Braves win their third straight San Luis Tournament crown with a 12-8 final over San Luis. They defeated Santa Maria 16-8 in round play and beat Righetti 8-2 in the semifinals. Tom Denton scored the winning goal in the fourth quarter. Denton named tournament MVP and Mike Ellison earned all-tourney honors.
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Cabrillo Opens Polo Season With 10 6 Win Over Ventura
Cabrillo defeated Ventura 10 to 6 in the Losers pool to start the season. Art Courville led with three goals as the Congs rallied from a one point first quarter deficit and outscored the opponent 5 2 in the second period. Nielson and Wahl split goalkeeping duties with mixed results.
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