Watson on verge of Open domination at Medinah
Tom Watson built a three stroke lead in the 74th U S Open at Medinah after a 36 hole total of 135 two rounds to go. Ben Crenshaw was two behind at 138 while Jack Nicklaus trailed at even par 142 as the storm delayed play.
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Three share Buick Open lead at Flint Elks course
Gary Sanders of Buena Park California Mike Wynn of Crittenden West Virginia and Mike McCullough of Coshocton Ohio stood atop the Buick Open leaderboard with four under par 140 after 54 holes. Sanders led after 18 holes with a 68 and a trio of players shared second at 142 while a large group including Mast Toepel Byrne Tewelle Bland Dougherty and Stuart sat at 143.
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Ft. Worth
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Anderson admits mistake on Chief in Geronimo homer game
Cincinnati Reds beat the Houston Astros 7 3 as Cesar Geronimo hits a three run homer in the fifth. Sparky Anderson admits he doubted Geronimo’s hitting while praising his defense and the others contributing as Tom Carroll earns the win in his major league return.
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Phillies rally beats Expos in sixth straight loss
Phillies overcome a 4 3 deficit to beat the Montreal Expos 7 4 as Bruce Lowitt notes the eighth inning antics and key plays. Jay Johnstone and Mike Schmidt spark a pair of runs with singles and a bunt, while Schmidt solos home on a misplayed throw.
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Bahnsen shines in Oakland debut after Royals win
Stan Bahnsen earned an A s first win with Oakland allowing five hits in 7 13 innings as the A s extended their streak to five with a 3 1 victory over Kansas City. Reggie Jackson and Claudell Washington delivered early offense, while Dave Hamilton took the loss for his former team.
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Surprises in AA football shine at Coaches All-America game
In 1973 an unknown Terry Metcalf burst onto the scene with 18 carries for 135 yards and a TD as the West beat the East 20 to 6. The game features stars like Red Shoate and David Hamm along with lesser knowns who could rise tonight at Jones Stadium under coaches Steve Sloan and Grant Teaff.
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Olivares Becomes Dual Weight World Champion Again
In Inglewood California Ruben Olivares knocked down Bobby Chacon twice in the second round and won by knockout to claim the World Boxing Council featherweight title. Olivares became the second boxer to hold two weight-class titles twice, having previously held the bantamweight and 126 pound titles. Chacon from Sylmar was staggered by rights and felled twice before the referee stopped the fight at 2 29 of the second round.
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Baseball standings and results in two leagues by date
The standings show National League East lead by Pittsburgh with 37 24 and Philadelphia 35 29, while West lists Los Angeles 39 30 and San Francisco 34 23. American League leaders include Boston 36 24 and New York 35 29 with Milwaukee 32 31. Friday and Saturday results feature multiple matchups including Pittsburgh over New York and Philadelphia over Montreal.
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Knothole Results Class B Major and Minor Standings
Results list for Knothole games across Class C Major Class B Minor and Class B Major. Notable scores include Manchester Raiders 10 over Armco Assn 3 and Harold's B G 16 over Lion's Club 3. Kiwanis Club 9 defeats Duff's Cafe 2. McDonald's 9 over Barnitz Bank 1.
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Athletes Reach Multi Year Deals Across Leagues
USC quarterbacks Pat Haden and John McKay signed multi year contracts with the World Football League Southern California Sun. Wayne Dillon and Pat Hickey of the Toronto Toros joined the New York Rangers in a multi year NHL contract.
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Bentley Post blanked 7–0 by Cincinnati’s Bentley Post
The American Legion Post 231 fell to Bentley Post of Cincinnati 7 to 0 as R Cooper worked a near perfect game with three hits allowed in 6 innings and a 45 inning shutout streak retained. Post 231 dropped to 11-9 and schedule a doubleheader at Fairmont West.
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Erin Hickory Top Weight in Dayton Handicap at River Downs
Erin Hickory is top weighted at 121 pounds in the $15,000-added Dayton Handicap at River Downs in Cincinnati. Burglary carries 120 pounds in the seven horse mile race. Link to Khaled won the $3,000 eighth race on the turf in 1:33.35, paying $4.80 $2.60 $2.40, with Hereford second and Tillery third. The daily double Napin Joe and Nahunta paid $181.40 amid a crowd of 3,686 betting $303,664.
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Stingers Add Two SHL Forwards and WHA Rights
The Cincinnati Stingers of the WHA signed two Southern Hockey League forwards Pat Donnelly and Lorne Rombough. Donnelly posted 68 points in 56 games with 41 penalties. Rombough had 42 points in 45 games with 200 penalty minutes. The team also acquired WHA rights to goaltender Jon Junkin, who posted a 3.47 goals against average with San Diego last season.
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Ex Red hurls perfect game for Mud Hens in Syracuse
Former major leaguer Wayne Simpson pitched a perfect game for the Toledo Mud Hens against the Syracuse Chiefs in International League play. He allowed one baserunner on an error, singled, and scored a run in a 3-0 victory.
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Boxing Trials Set for Cincinnati Olympic Event
The Cincinnati Riverfront Coliseum will host the June 9 to 12, 1976 Olympic Boxing Trials and Championships, announced today.
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