Carner Opens Lead at U S Women Open in Erie
JoAnne Carner carried a two stroke edge into the third round of the U S Women's Open in Erie Pa after posting a 73 to go 143 total. She faces wind and rough conditions as Donna Caponi trails by two with 143 and other former champions chase.
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Stargell Keeps Pace With 27th Home Run Power
Pirates star Willie Stargell, playing through a badly damaged left knee, hit his 27th homer and drove in four as Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 14 to 4. He batted .319 with 76 RBIs in 63 games, while Jackie Hernandez and Richie Hebner added two homers apiece. The Pirates opened an 11-2 lead after three innings as Stargell extended his league lead in RBIs and continued a hot week with three extra base hits in the first three frames. Stargell suggested another knee operation could be needed at season end. Meanwhile New York swept Montreal, Atlanta topped Cincinnati, and Houston edged San Francisco in other NL games.
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Family watches Blue pitch shutout in Oakland
Vida Blue, 21, stars in a 4 0 win over Kansas City as his mother brother and four sisters fly in from Mansfield Louisiana to see their son's major league debut performance. He fans 12 and records his 16th win with a 1.37 ERA.
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Friday results and weekend schedule in major league baseball
Results show New York, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, California, Detroit, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Minnesota, Oakland, and Kansas City all winning or losing as listed. Probable pitchers for Friday night games include Ellis Short Koosman Renko Holtzman Gibson McGlothlin Stone Bryant Norman Atlin Alexander Osteen and more. Sunday's slate features matches across Montreal St Louis Avanta, Houston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and other parks with doubleheader notes and pitcher matchups noted.
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Plunkett leads West in coaches grid tilt
Plunkett anchors the West in the 11th Annual Coaches All-America Football Game at Texas Tech's Jones Stadium. East seeks a return win after 34-27 last year, while West aims to counter with Jim Plunkett and Chuck Hixson pairing in a high visibility national broadcast by ABC.
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Mitchell leads Cleveland Open as Toscano misses cut
Bobby Mitchell, 28, Danville VA, posts 12 under through 36 holes at Beechmont CC to lead the Ninth Annual Cleveland Open. Harry Toscano Jr. of New Castle fails to make the cut after rounds of 74 and 70 for 144 two over par, while Dan Sikes sits one back at 131 and Tony Jacklin stands third at 132 after a strong eight-under 64.
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Sands advances to Links finals in sudden death
PITTSBURGH Angelo Sands has advanced to the National USGA Public Links Golf Championships in Phoenix after a tough two days. He tied for the final six spots with a 79 in harsh wind and hard greens, then birdied the second playoff hole to earn the berth. Others failed to qualify include Ron Phares John DeSimone Andy Bloise and John Rags Gennock. Sands will travel to Arizona around July 10 for practice before the July 14 Nationals. No. 1 choice SAN DIEGO The San Diego Chargers acquired defensive tackle Kevin Hardy from the Green Bay Packers.
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Sikes slips after six close putts in round one
Sikes shot 67 to lead by two but faltered with six missed six-foot putts and bogeys on two holes. Bobby Cole, Bruce Crampton, and Gene Littler surged into contention with 67s for an eight-under 134 total, leaving 36 holes to play.
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