Morgan Eyes Texas Open Lead In PGA Tour Showdown
Optometrist Gil Morgan the sole eye doctor on the PGA tour shot 68 for a 134 two round total to lead the Texas Open at Woodlake Golf Club in San Antonio. Ralph Johnston was a stroke back at 135 after a 68. Miller Barber and others stood at 137 as Morgan pursued a top 50 money list exemption.
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Wewoka
Okla
Woodlake Golf Club
Ralph Johnston
Miller Barber
Charles Coody
Lon Hinkle
Richard Crawford
Southern College of Optometry
Memphis, Tenn
Johnston
Barber
Barber Said Later In the Day. ‘Just Nothing Happened.” Barber
John Mahaffey
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Mahaffey
Terry Diehl
Battle over doves may be resumed in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers prepare to debate a bill to ban morning dove hunting. The first season began Sept. 1 and ended quietly after 407 hunters killed 1,019 birds, with the hunt halted for two days by a Supreme Court ruling.
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Flames fall to Islanders in shutout loss
Atlanta Flames were blanked 2-0 by the New York Islanders as Billy Smith earned his first shutout of the season. Islanders move to 3-0-2 with Denis Potvin and a standout team defense while Flames struggle for first win.
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al Arbour
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Monroe Hornets Triumph In Rain Soaked 60 Victory Over Talawnda
The Monroe Hornets beat the Talawanda Braves 60 in a heavy rain at Oxford. Coy Jackson led with a 44 yard run as Monroe improved to 5-2 overall and 3-2 in the Mid Miami League while weather severely limited scoring and several drives ended in penalties and fumbles.
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Pan Am Games see Cuban weightlifting lead. U S claims sweep hopes
At Mexico City the Pan American weightlifting event ends with Cuba taking 20 of 27 golds while the United States earns four. Bruce Wilhelm outs the Cuban Gerardo Fernandez for a silver. Sam Colson's javelin mark varies in reports. U S leads with 30 golds overall. Cuba 30 with different counts, Canada fourth.
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Blanchester blanks Springboro 30 to 0 in FAVC clash
Blanchester Wildcats shut out Springboro Panthers 30 0 to extend their unbeaten streak to seven and tighten the Fort Ancient Valley Conference title pursuit. Jack O Rourke and Pat McGuire scored all Blanchester points with runs of 55 and 30 yards and two conversions. Springboro dips to 2 5 overall and 2 3 in league as road woes continue.
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Colonels Rally_to Beat 76ers in Preseason Thriller
The Kentucky Colonels erased a 60-55 halftime deficit to outscore Philadelphia 76ers 33-20 in the third quarter and win 112-110 at Cincinnati Coliseum. McGinnis led Philly with 25 points before a hot Colonel surge powered the comeback.
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Philadelphia
Americans Aim for Gains on Final ISDT Day
Americans prepare for a last ditch push on the final day of the International Six Days Trial in the Isle of Man. The U S Trophy team holds seventh place after losing a rider day one and incurring penalty points daily. Jack Penton of Lorain Ohio leads U S riders, third in 250cc and sixth overall, as the Silver Vase team sits fourth with another rider lost.
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Anthony Eyes $100000 Year In Regional Classic
Earl Anthony leads 74 bowlers in the AMF Regional Champions Classic at Valley Bowl Lanes Newark Ohio with $94000 in earnings this year and a shot at surpassing $100000 in a single PBA season as 12 qualifying games split over two days set the format and cut to 24 finalists.
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Stadium costs rise past 57 million for Yankee reconstruction
A contract amendment exceeding 1 million raises the total cost of Yankee Stadium work and adjacent projects to more than 57 million. Original estimates by Mayor Lindsay in 1971 72 were 24 million with 3 million for the site. The amendment adds costs for repairing chipped concrete from seat removal.
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Lebanon Raceway Results Highlight Local Pace and Trot Winners
Race card summary from Lebanon Raceway lists winners across 1st through 9th races with primary placings and payoffs. Notable names include Gary's Princess Linda B. Kip Coattown Bill's Baby The Dazzier Lang Cotewood and Lang Cotewood with multiple minor place finishes and a $43.50 perfecta for 5-3.
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