Armco Unveils Shaker Run Championship Golf Course
Armco Association previewed its 18 hole Shaker Run course adjacent to Otterbein Home. Designed by Arthur Hills the layout runs 7067 yards back tees 5667 front tees par 72. Official opening slated May 1979 with memberships for Armco members and guest play. Steve Lambert named course superintendent under manager C. T Murrell. Construction by Wadsworth Golf Construction Co with key project engineers listed.
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Robby Robinson recalls early pay and big salaries in baseball
Cincinnati star Frank Robison or Robby recalls earning 6000 in his first Reds season with 38 homers and Rookie of the Year. He reflects on modern salaries, his Reds Hall of Fame honor, and his views on players' dedication and money, plus notable on field incidents.
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Armco tourney postponed to September 30
The Armco Men's Fall Golf Tournament at Armco Association Park course was postponed due to rain. The 18 hole one day event will now be held on September 30 after Saturday’s weather forced the delay.
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Caponi Young Wins LPGA Event at Round Hill
Donna Caponi Young rallied from a late deficit to win the $100,000 LPGA event at Round Hill Country Club with a 2-under 71 in the final round, finishing 72 holes at 282 and taking the $15,000 first prize. She defeated defending champion Jane Blalock by five strokes, while Pat Bradley and Nancy Lopez finished one and two strokes behind Blalock.
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Wade defends Tokyo title in $100,000 women’s event
Britain's Virginia Wade, the No 1 seed, wins the Tokyo women’s tournament defeating Betty Stove 6 4. Wendy Turnbull takes third by beating Marita Redondo 6 4.63. Stacy Margolin shocks Yvonne Vermaak 75 61 to win San Antonio singles. Kloss Krueger win doubles 6 1 6 4. Fibak Okker top doubles in Houston 7 6 3 6 4 6 3.
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Streck's Shock Victory Backs Tour Card Bid
Ron Streck, 24, Tulsa, Oklahoma, rallied from near-misses on the PGA tour to win a Texas event worth 40 000 dollars. He shot 63 after a 140 halfway, then 62 on Sunday to finish one stroke ahead of Hubert Lon Hinkle and Green, two ahead of Crenshaw, and earn the title and prize money.
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Youth Soccer Sunday Results and Scores
Readers see results across youth divisions with many matches noted. WINGS BOYS defeated Manchester Machine 3 to link. Strikers Boys and Mecca 3 clashes with 4 3 as standings shift. Kickers Girls Oakwood dominated 10 to 2 while Oakwood also beat Mighty Molars 3 to 0. Minors Boys Centerville Maroon posted a 10 to Ruppert's win.
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Franklin Club Meeting Postponed to Wednesday Night
The Franklin Quarterback Club meeting is postponed to Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Coach Scott Miltenberger announced the gathering at the Bonanza Restaurant on Second St. Films of the Wildcats game with Dayton Carroll will be shown and Miltenberger will discuss the upcoming game with Cincinnati Hughes.
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Sweden Sees Slim Davis Cup Chance Against United States
Sweden, led by Bjorn Borg, forecasts a 2 percent chance to beat the United States in the interzone final in Goteborg as they aim to defend home turf. Sweden reached the final by beating Hungary 3 1, while the U S topped Chile 3 2.
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