Haird wins San Antonio Open with hole-in-one comeback
Butch Haird, four behind with seven holes left, holes out on the 12th for an ace and rallies past Miller Barber to win the San Antonio Texas Open. He shoots 65 back nine to finish 273, earning $25 000 on a 125000 purse as Barber takes second after rounds of 65 and 70. Lietzke claims third. Crenshaw finishes 285.
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Miller
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Dave Hill
Gary Koch
George Cade
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al Geiberger
Ben Crenshaw
Latonia Race Card Pace and Trot Contenders Listed
The Latonia program names horses across raced events from 4th to 9th with entries such as Aunt Gid Irish Brandy Roxey Adios and Miracle Sue Miracle Lisa. It lists competing horses in pacing and trotting divisions including Stoney Gene Roll On Rhythm Mighty Trying and Eddie Pluto Ready Quick among others.
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Whoopie JP
Vickie Pat
Laundry Boy
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Aunt Gid
Circle
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Tiffany Lynn
Car Tre Mar
Denita
Dolly Darling
Clever Cooper
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Rome
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Mighty Trying
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Robert
TJ Lee
Ocala
Los Angeles Presses Bid for 1984 Olympic Games
Los Angeles officials push to bid for the 1984 Olympics with an inexpensive plan using existing facilities. Bids due by November next year and the IOC will select the host city at its Athens assembly in April 1978.
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Cale Yarborough Wins IROC Race at Riverside
Cale Yarborough won the third IROC race in Riverside California with Jody Scheckter finishing fourth. A J Foyt moved into first place in the standings, taking the lead from Bobby Unser as the series heads to Daytona for the final race.
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Aoki Higuchi win Tokai Golf Classic in Japan
Isao Aoki clinched the men's Tokai Golf Classic in a three way sudden death on hole one to claim the $150,000 title while Chako Higuchi won the women's division by three strokes. Seve Ballesteros edged Arnold Palmer by one at Lancome Invitation. Manuel Orantes swept Eddie Dibbs to win Madrid tennis title. Mike Berlin defeated Roy Buckley as AMF regional bowling champ. Nebraska leads college football with 93.8 pass yards allowed per game over five years.
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Eddie Dibbs
Miami Beach
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Muscatine
Iowa
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Stingers Tie Nordiques As WHA Action Heats Sunday
The Cincinnati Stingers improved to 2 2 2 with a 5 2 win over the Quebec Nordiques after coach Marc Boileau cited overconfidence and line shuffles. Edmonton Oilers routed the Racers 7 2 as Norm Ullman scored twice, Al Hamilton added a goal and three assists, and Rusty Patenaude celebrated his 27th birthday with a goal and two assists.
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Nordiques
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World Hockey Association
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Edmonton Oilers
Eee Racers
San Diego Mariners
Winnipeg Jets
Minnesota Fighting Saints
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Ron Plumb
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al Hamilton
Rusty Patenaude
Tim Sheehy
Gene Peacosh
Glen Sather
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Gems Fall Again as Owls Rally to 7 3 Victory
Dayton Gems, defending Turner Cup champions, suffered a second straight loss in the new season. The Columbus Owls surged to a 7 3 win at Hara Arena on Sunday, continuing the Gems’ early struggles.
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Buffalo Sabres
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New York Rangers
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Delayed Ohio Open tees off at TRW Golf Course
A field of 133 pros and amateurs led by defending champion Todd Crandall of Ashtabula prepared to start the 72 hole three day Ohio Open at the TRW Golf Course in Chesterland. The event was postponed from Sept 20-23 due to heavy rain.
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Ashtabula
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