Green leads U S Open as pact dissolves on a windy day
Hubert Green surged ahead at the 36 hole mark with a 67 to 136 total as a seven player pact collapsed. Gary Player moved into contention to challenge for a double Grand Slam, while Sam Adams and Rod Funseth also posted 139. Nicklaus stood six behind after a 68.
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Tulsa
Okla
Hubert Green
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Terry Diehl
Tom Purtzer
Player
Sam Adams
Rod Funseth
McGee brothers sweep Middletown Junior Golf titles
Mike McGee captured his third straight city junior title at Weatherwax carding 75 for a 218 total and a three day lead. Younger brother Rob won the 15 16 flight with 232 total after a 33 nine hole round, matching his older brother for low on the day.
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Tom McRoberts
McGee
Middletown City
Weatherwax
Mike McGee
Rob
Mike
Andy Horn
Tim Cornett
Young Rob
Madison High
Steve MacAdam
Randy Conn
Bill Turner
Turner
John Fassler
Fassler
Matt Harpring
Steve Ash
Chad A
Buckner
Joey Kirby
Jack Abner
Susan Zimmerman
Marianne Morris
The
Noon Optimist Club
Dave MacAdam
Kent Stevens
Steve Perry
Don Goodman
Mike Larsson
Eric Craft
le Fie
Rob McGee
Casey Weidner
Kevin Miller
Mark Linder
Eric Patterson
Brian Robinson
Ken Larsson
Bill Newland
Mike Purdum
Jett Newland
Ritter
Jon
Todd Hatfield
Craig Gross
Todd Ep
Kevin Morrison
Trey Smith
Jill Bennett
Juli Bennett
IOC to change Olympic bidding for 1984 Games
The IOC approved a plan shifting bidding to national committees to spread the Games cost, with Los Angeles likely to bid for 1984 and other U S cities showing interest. The change aims to avoid unsustainable expenses while the IOC handles television rights negotiations.
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Prague
Los Angeles
Atlanta
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Greece
Miami
Washington
D.C
Chicago
New York
Tehran
Moscow
National Broadcasting Co
Federation Cup: King and Evert lead U S to 3-0 win
In Eastbourne Billie Jean King and Chris Evert teamed up to beat South Africa in singles, helping the United States to a 3-0 victory and a finals berth against Australia. In Noblesville Sally Little and Donna Caponi Young posted five under par 67s to share the first round lead at the LPGA event.
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Eastbourne
England
Billie Jean King
Chris Evert
United States
Australia
Noblesville
Ind
Sally Little
Donna Caponi Young
Penn State’s Chuck Benjamin Named Academic All American
Penn State football star Chuck Benjamin, an English literature major, earned a 3.63 academic average and a first team berth on the Academic All American team selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America.
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University Park, Pa
Chuck Benjamin
Penn State
Benjamin
College Sports Information Directors of America
Lakers sign Brad Davis to multi year deal
The Los Angeles Lakers announce the signing of guard Brad Davis to a multi year contract. In hockey, the New York Islanders sign goaltender Goran Hagosta and defenseman Stefan Perrson. Philadelphia Flyers name Mike Nykoluk as player development coordinator and Terry Crisp as assistant coach. Toronto Maple Leafs fire Red Kelly as coach. Vancouver Canucks sign Orland Kurtenbach as coach to a one year contract.
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Basketball
National Basketball Association
LOS Angeles Lakers
Brad Davis
National Hockey League
NEW York Islanders
Goran Hagosta
Stefan Perrson
Philadelphia Flyers
Mike Nykoluk
Terry Crisp
Toronto Maple Leafs
Red Kelly
Vancouver Canucks
Orland Kurtenbach
Knothole results by class and matchup scores
Class A minor results show Kiwanis nine to Triasco none Baker Funeral Home five West side Federal three Elks four fifty six seven McGee's Markets three. Class B minor Habig Landscaping nine PK Middletown seven. Class C Major J and E Root Beer six URS Printers Carroll's Color Center seven Cassano's six. Yankees twenty eight Barnitz Bank six. Class C Minor Lawyer Reality six Sports Bow eight two. Class D Major Barons eight Neon Optimists five Little Red Machines Agee vns three Adkins Painting twenty four McDonald's Duff's Cafe nine Diamond vnt eight Sorg Paper twelve Packaging Corp.
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Triasco
Baker Funeral Home
West Side Federal
Elks
McGee's Markets
Habig Landscaping
PK Middletown
J & E Root Beer
URS Printers
Latonia Pace Night Includes Multiple Horse Races
Racing card details Latonia track events with pace and trot winners across nine races. Notable finishes include Peggy's Red Rock and Lana Almahurst with times and payoffs, plus a daily double and quinella, and listed entries for upcoming races.
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Peggy's Red Rock
Peachtree Parader
Shadow Luck
IND
Molly Painter
Brian H
Taurus Way
Lana Almahurst
Burt Wilson
Jim
Quinella
Ray Barrett
Luann Farr
Homer Brookwood
Jean
Pomp
Ken Mil
Tom Dee
Travis O'Key
BIG Quinella
Water Loo
Oaklawn Victoria
R. E. Brewer
Pacific Beet
Brimstone Charlie
Grand Topeka Boy
Pace Silver Creed
Ryan
Frosty Heels Favored In RD Tom Boy Handicap At River Downs
Frosty Heels, winner of the Losantiville Handicap on May 21, heads the field as the favorite in the $20,000 Tom Boy Handicap at River Downs. The Cincinnatus Handicap is split into two $20,000 added divisions with Hy Carol favored in the first and Olympic Circuit in the second. So Magic captured the $4,500 feature race paying $8.20 for a win with Careless Jennissah second and Vogue third. Sunset Countess and Ellen's Lament shared the 4-7 daily double payoff of $65.40 as 3,640 spectators wagered $398,940.
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Cincinnati
Frosty Heels
River Downs
Hy Carol
So Magic
Careless Jennissah
Vogue
Sunset Countess
Ellen
Archies and Johnson plan Bengals reunion at Ohio State
Fullback Pete Johnson signed with Cincinnati and will join Archie Griffin in workouts at Ohio State as he readies for training camp. Johnson’s 58 Ohio State and Big Ten touchdowns place him among the elite, and Bengals coach Bill Johnson lauded his blocking and reliability.
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Pete Johnson
Archie Griffin
Ohio State
Cincinnati Bengals
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Griffin
Big Ten
Bengals
Bill Johnson
Egates
Eddie Edwards
Wilson Whitley
Mike Cobb
NFL preseason set to begin July 30 with Jets Bears
The NFL announces 85 exhibition games this summer starting July 30 with the Hall of Fame Game in Canton Ohio between the New York Jets and Chicago Bears. ABC will televise 10 games nationally including the opening.
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New York Jets
Chicago Bears
Canton
Ohio
NFL
Jets-Bears
Abc-Tv
Miami
Minnesota
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Oakland
ABC
Baltimore
Houston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New England
CBS
Dallas
NBC
Sedans set practice speeds at Talladega Road Racing Classics
Don Devendorf of Los Angeles led three drivers under the track record in Talladega practice with a 100.0 mph run in a Datsun. Tom Waugh of Broken Arrow posted the day’s fastest sedan lap at 100.692 mph in a Gremlin, with Nick Graw of Millwood finishing close behind at 99.979 mph in a BMW.
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Don Devendorf
Talladega International Motor Speedway
Devendorf
Los Angeles
Tom Waugh
Broken Arrow
Okla
Waugh
Gremlin
Barbara Morris achieves second hole in one at Wildwood
Barbara Morris scored a hole in one on the par three 163 yard 16th hole using a five wood at Wildwood on Friday while playing with Nellie Kilburn. It marked her second career ace and the second this season by a woman at Wildwood, following Jean Kunz’s earlier ace on the ninth hole.
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Nicklaus
Jerry Pate
Barbara Morris
Wildwood
Nellie Kilburn
Jean Kunz
DeGraff Honors Sceva At Shady Bowl Night
Neal Sceva receives awards in pre race ceremonies at Shady Bowl Speedway as Dayton Auto Racing Fan Club Night honors the Urbana veteran who recently won his 600th career feature. Time trials begin 7 p.m. with racing at 8 under a full late model program.
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Neal Sceva
Shady Bowl Speedway
Dayton Auto Racing
Sceva
Shady Bowl Oval
Urbana
Heavyweights duel on Cincinnati card features fresh AAU talents
Twenty heavyweights compete in ten AAU bouts in Cincinnati aiming to spotlight new faces for international meets against Cuba and the Soviet Union later this year. Notables include Tony Tubbs of Cincinnati versus Alf Coffin. Clinton Cochran of the US Army at Ft. Bragg against Harold Rice of Hartford. Other new entrants include Marty Capasso and Mott Frank Patterson, with veterans Jerry Riggins and Sam Campbell also listed.
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Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Cuba
Soviet Union
Tony Tubbs
Alf Coffin
Marine Corps
Clinton Cochran
US Army
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Harold Rice
Hartford Conn
Cochran
Rice
Marty Capasso
Clifton
Mott Frank
Patterson
N.J
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Snapshot
The table shows top MLB batting leaders in both leagues with players like Carew and Fisk leading, along with runs batted in and hits. Pitching leaders include Tanana and Guidry with high strikeout totals and low ERAs.
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Fisk
Benn
Singleton
Bal
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Rivers
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Rudi
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Bonds
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Hisle
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Munson
Zisk
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Yount
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Ban
Gross
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Patek
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Jonnson
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Guilett
Guidry
Tidrow
Littell
Burgmeier
Medich
Ryan
Palmer
Balav
Tex
Leonard
Queenhly EIWAN Cash Heats Consi Feature
Cash heats and a consolation race headline a $10 000 plus purse event at a race day in West Chester Ohio with reserved seats priced at $12 dollars 50 from ACS. General admission sale date shows $10 adult and $2 child pricing at CIN-DAY RD Cincinnati area listing.
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Cincinnati
Cin-Day
West Chester
Ohio
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