Nicklaus wins fourth Open and eyes fifth title
Jack Nicklaus overcame self doubts to win the U S Open at Baltusrol by two strokes with a 2 under 68 final round, setting a 272 total and becoming the first golfer to win two Opens at the same course. He reflected on near retirement thoughts and his goal to claim a fifth major. Isao Aoki finished second at 274, with a 29 500 prize for second and an extra 50 000 for the Open record. The win adds to his career earnings and solidifies his place in golf history.
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Fergus
Lundquist Wins First LPGA Title In Danvers Drama
Dale Lundquist erased a four stroke edge after a triple bogey on the first hole, then rallied with five birdies to win the $150,000 Danvers event by three strokes over Amy Alcott. Bradley imploded late as Lundquist claimed her first victory in four years.
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Trottier Honored With Sport Magazine Scholarship
New York Islanders star Bryan Trottier, 1980 Conn Smythe winner, received a trophy a gold wristwatch and a $5 000 scholarship in his name from Sport Magazine. He set a playoff record with 29 points and will donate the scholarship to a chosen school, presented by NHL President John Ziegler and Sport Magazine publisher Sal M Schiliro.
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New York Islanders
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John Ziegler
Sal M. Schiliro
Stone Manor wins Ohio Derby at Thistledown in muddy run
Stone Manor a 5-1 shot leads from an outside post to win the 1 1/16 mile Ohio Derby at Thistledown in 1 52. Colonel Moran, ridden by Angel Cordero Jr., finishes third as Mightey Lively withdraws. Pat Day guides Stone Manor for Manor Farms of Canada with J C Bentley training.
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Pat Day
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Doug Peterson
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Berenson signs as Blues' coach for next season
Red Berenson, 40, who led the Blues to the playoffs last year, signed a one year contract to coach the St. Louis Blues next season. Terms were not announced. Berenson replaced Barclay Player on December 10 and posted the Blues best winning percentage in franchise history.
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Nicklaus captures fourth Open crown on Father's Day
Jack Nicklaus wins the U S Open at Springfield N J with a record 8 under par 272 earning 55 000 first prize. He edges Isao Aoki by two strokes while Keith Fergus Tom Watson and Lon Hinkle contend as Aoki finishes strong. Nicklaus sets Open records through the event and reflects on desire and work behind the victory.
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Hudson Leads After Fourth Round in Northern California PBA Open
Hudson built a 5,953 total for 26 games to lead the $80,000 Northern California PBA Open, despite a 299-215 final-game loss to Marshall Holman. He edges Mike Aulby by 28 pins, with Dave Kappel third at 5,903. The field advances to two more rounds of match play in Fremont, California.
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Jett Mattingly
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