Hollis Stacy Leads U S Women's Open First Round
Hollis Stacy of Savannah Ga shot two under par 70 at Hazeltine to lead the 1977 U S Women's Open. She birdied the 11th and 13th holes, parred the last five as 151 players competed in Chaska Minnesota with Nancy Lopez, JoAnne Carner, Kathy Whitworth and others at 74.
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Chaska
Minn
Hollis Stacy
Savanzh Ga
Hazeltine National Golf Club
Layouf
Brunette
Jan Stephenson
Jane Bialoczk
Amy Alcots
Joyce Kas Din
Stacey
Sondra Post
Kathy Whitworth
Sandra Palmer
Debbie Austin
Peggy Conley
JoAnne Carner
Indy Reakis
Pam Higgins
Marie Breer
Kathy Cornelius
Michele Walker
Sesan O'Connor
Beth Daniel
Charleston
S.C
Iow
Sandra Spuzich
Hazeltine
Debbie Massey
Suzie McAlister
Carol Mann
Donea Caponi Young
Bonie Bryant
Bonnie Laver
Bond sets world mark at World Games in Bucharest
Leo Bond, 22, became the first deaf sprinter to break 1:50 in the 100 meters, clocking 1 minute 49.7 seconds for 300 meters in Bucharest as U S swimmers, runners, and divers dominated the World Games scene. Jeff Holcomb set a world record with a 153 feet 10 inch discus throw.
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Bucharest
Romienie
Leo Bond
Frederick
Sandre Phillips
Jeffrey Float
Sacramento
Calif
Laura Berber
Allison Park
U.S
Yugoslavia
Bond
Republic Stadium
Jef Holcomb
Bettendorf
Iowa
Summer League Opens With Sunday Youth Basketball at Mullinix Park
The Summer Youth Basketball League begins this Sunday with games on Sundays at Mullinix Park. Junior league at 6:30 and senior at 7:30 p.m. Players must arrive early: juniors at 6 p.m. and seniors at 2:17 p.m. A girls team coached by Kevin Ambush joins the program. Also opening ceremonies for the state Babe Ruth Tournament at McCurdy Field Saturday at 1 p.m. includes remarks by Babe Ruth president Dale White and county officials.
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Mt Airy Youth Athletic Association
MAYAA
Mt. Airy
Lisbon
Upper Montgomery Sports Association
Lewistown
Winfield
Vis
Winfield A
Winfeld
Mullinix Park
Kevin Ambush
McCurdy Field
Paul Crum
Babe Ruth
Dale White
Tommy Cranwell
Frederick
Westminster
Prince George’s
Calvert
Laurel Results Reveal Scrambled Night of Horse Races
A jumbled Laurel results list shows multiple horse names and times across heats labeled SECOND through SEVENTH and beyond. Entries include Tearsday Luis 22 Stanton Hanover and Sendy Morn Rammuta with times around 2:06, plus several others such as Lady Buby, Quaxtico Montego, Butlers Lack, and Orize Binegrass with varied times and payouts. The fragmentary text lacks coherent final standings and event details, but records indicate an extensive meet with numerous contenders and monetary returns.
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Tearsday
Luis
Stanton Hanover
J. Schlatzhacer
Virgina Ste
W. Lineweaver
Tree Santa
Leouant Crain
Bed Bougy
Quaxtico Montego
White
Edgewood O'Reen
M. McMillon
Lori Miss
D.irving
Nescratehes
Butlers Lack
Bemmer
Smari
Royal Dolly
Tate
Orize Binegrass
Warringtos
Grace Conesel
W.lineweaver
Fist Hanover
J. McGuire
NINGE
Camden Nevada
Hib’ Eberts
Linda
Baday” Bright
Basco ‘Ruzy Avnabors
E. Harvey
Major League Scores and Upcoming Games Snapshot
Baseball results show Boston 12 Cleveland 2 and New York 74 Milwaukee 65 in a doubleheader split, with Kansas City 8 Detroit 1 and Minnesota 3 California 2, Seattle 4 Oakland 3. Scheduled games include Chicago 4 Atlanta 3 and Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 2, plus a full slate of interleague matchups and listed pitchers for Friday.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Seattle
Oakland
Chicago
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
San Diego
Montreal
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Kravee
Toronto
Garvin
Texas
Blyleven
Baltimore
Grimsley
Fitzmorris
Wise
Leonard
Arroyo
Caldwell
Torre
Brett
Redfern
Ruthven
R.reuschel
Seaver
Candelaria
Lemongelio
St Leuis
Underwood
Matlack
Aquisto
Brown
Hooton
Carlton
Montefusco
Trevino shoots 67 to lead Canadian Open field
Lee Trevino fired a five under par 67 to take the first round lead at the Canadian Open in DAKVILLE Ont. He boasted the best putting round of his career, one putting lone 1 and holing 199 feet of total putts, while Nicklaus led a large group at 62. The defending champion Pate stood at 71 as Crenshaw rose to 40.
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Dakville
Ont
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Glen Abbey Golf Club
Nicklaus
Bruce Lietske
Eagles
George Archer
Tom Kite
Mike Morse
George Cadle
Jeff Mitchell
Alaye
Tom Weiskopf
al Geiberger
Jerry Pate
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Ray Floyd
Ben Crenshaw
Grid officials clinic slated
The Football Officials Association of Frederick County will host its annual rules interpretation clinic on Aug. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at TS. Joseph Warren will conduct the clinic focusing on upcoming season rule changes with a Q and A session to follow. Players coaches and fans are invited and experienced officials are urged to join FCAFC contact Allen Culler or Kyle Pritts.
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Football Officials Association of
Frederick County
Joseph Warren
FCAFC
Allen Culler
Kyle Pritts
Red Wings edge Orioles in exhibition game
Rochester Red Wings beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 in an exhibition as Bruce Kimm scored on Creighton Tevlin's fifth inning single. Myrl Smith earned the win as Rochester pitchers combined for six. Tommy Smith homered in the first. Pat Kelly and Eddie Murray hit Baltimore’s two homers.
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Rochester
N.Y
Bruce Kimm
Creighton Tevlin
Rochester Red Wings
Baltimore Orioles
Kimm
International League Red Wings
Detroit Tigers
Myrl Smith
Tommy Smith
Baltimore
Pat Kelly
Eddie Murray
Baseball awards and satirical honors crop up midseason
HAL BOTE S AP Sports Writer list of playful first half awards lampoons players, owners, and teams. Don Baylor and Wayne Garland share the Free Agent White Elephant Trophy while Ted Turner earns a Worryless What Me Worry certificate, and Ed Stanky is noted for managing one Texas Rangers game.
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Halbotes
Don Baylor
California Angels
Wayne Garland
Cleveland Indians
Baylor
Gene Autry
Garland
Cleveland
Ted Turner
Ower
Atlanta Braves
Turner
Newport
Commander Turner
Popeye
Sailor Man
Rams struggle to sign top players in holdout season
Los Angeles Rams face a wave of holdouts led by Bob Brudzinski, the No.1 NFL draft pick, who has not worn a Rams uniform and reportedly declined a 55 000 yearly offer. Veterans Tom Mack Rich Saul Charles Young Harold Jackson and Jack Reynolds also hold firm in contract talks as rookies are due to report.
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Tom Mack
Rich Saul
Charles Young
Harold Jackson
Jack Reynolds
Rams
Brudzinski
Los Angeles
Colts Sign Alston to Tight End Spot
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of veteran tight end Mack Alston, a seven year NFL player from Georgetown South Carolina who played for Washington and Houston before becoming a free agent last winter. Alston stands 6 3 and 203 pounds, educated at Maryland State College, now residing in Alexandria Virginia. Colonel Shula led every step to win the Tilghman Purse at Bowie Race Course clocking 3 24 for seven furlongs with Leroy Moyers aboard as Dawne Lightning and Sugar Talk trailed.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Mack Alston
National Football League
NFL
Washington Redskins
Houston Oilers
Alston
Georgetown
S.C
Alexandria
Maryland State College
Bowie, Md
Colonel Shula
Bowie Race Course
Leroy Moyers
Dawne Lightning
Sugar Talk
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Eddie Stanky
Texas ‘Rangers
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Cubs
Paul Dade
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