Peete Wins Second Milwaukee Open Title
Calvin Peete won his second Greater Milwaukee Open at Tuckaway Country Club with a 274 total, two strokes ahead of Victor Regalado. He hiddenly faced pressure on the last five holes before a six-foot birdie at 17 sealed the win. Terry Diehl finished third, and Dick Zokol tied for fifth. Peete’s career earnings surpassed $507,000.
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East Frederick Little League Names All Stars
East Frederick Little League held a league meeting on Sunday to name its all star teams. The selections include R F Kline and Jay Crummitt with teammates, Oden Brothers with Scott Blackburn and John Mangold, H B Duvall with Terry Leishman, Keith Bowie, FSB Lions with Doug May, Gerald Darner and Scott Carpenter, Ray Mangold as manager, and Frank Martz as coach.
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Stacy wins West Virginia Classic in sudden death playoff
Hollis Stacy defeated Kathy Postlewait in a playoff to win the LPGA West Virginia Classic in Wheeling. Stacy birdied the 17th to take the lead and parred in for a 72 as Postlewait faltered on the playoff hole with a six-foot missed par putt. Reynolds and Morse finished two behind as Postlewait's loss marked her third playoff defeat.
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Thomas wins Junior Olympic hurdle title in Richmond
Frederick Track Club member Diane Thomas won the 17 19 Junior Olympic Region II 100 meter hurdle title with a 14.00 in the final to advance to nationals in Lincoln Nebraska. She had earlier run 14.3 in the heats to reach the final amid cool conditions and planned a strong finish.
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McEnroe Wins Stunning Davis Cup Marathon Match
In St Louis John McEnroe outlasted Sweden's Mats Wilander 9-7 6-2 15-17 3-4 4-6 in a 6 hour 32 minute fifth set, lifting the United States toward the Davis Cup title as the semifinal foes were forming with Australia and France advancing. The match set records for duration and games, with Ashe praising McEnroe's effort and leadership for the U S squad.
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