Bradley wins Women’s Open with 70-foot 15th hole putt
Pat Bradley closes with a bogeyless 66 to finish 72 holes at 279, breaking the La Grange course record and claiming the 29th USGA Women’s Open title. Beth Daniel pressures Bradley through 15 holes before a late misstep. Kathy Whitworth finishes strong but falls short, while Nancy Lopez-Melton withdraws with a shoulder injury. Bradley earns 22000 and moves atop this year’s money list as Whitworth’s bid falters on No 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Pat Bradley
Beth Daniel
Kathy Whitworth
Teader
Bradley
Nancy Lopez- Melton
Whitworth
Bonnie Lauer
Daniel
Daniels
Amy Alcott
Alcot
Nashville
Tonn
Lauer
Nehemiah ties world record at Sports Festival despite wind
Renaldo Nehemiah matched the 110 meter hurdles world mark of 13.00 seconds at the National Sports Festival but wind aided over the allowable limit. The track was wet from rain and the wind was 3.41 m/s. Foster finished second, Gault third, and DeWald clocked a course record in the women’s marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Renaldo Nehemiah
Pete Pfiteinger
Gary Tuttle
Ventura
Calif
Nehemiah
Scotch Plains
N.J
Greg Foster
Lausanne
Switzerland
Foster
Maywood
Willie Gault
Knoxville
Tenn
Laura DeWald
Arlington
Sterkel captures third gold at World University Games
Jill Sterkel of Texas won her third gold medal at the World University Games in Bucharest, timing 2 minutes 3.97 seconds to lead in the women 2 meter freestyle. Olga Klevakina took silver and Irina Laritscheva bronze as the U S team also pursued basketball glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Jill Sterkel
Olga Klevakina
Irina Laritscheva
Sterkel
University of Texas
Anneliese Maas
Holland
Sergei Joveisa
Canada
Mexico
John Pinone
Villanova
United States
John Bagley
Bustos College
Kevin Magee
California-Irvine
Armando Alcala
Alan Denis
Chuck Skarshaug
el Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
Juarez
U.S
Tom Davis
Boston College
Soviet Union
Tovaisa
Washington Star Tennis Championship faces future after closure
Washington Star International Tennis Championships officials plan to meet Star executives Monday after Thursday’s announcement that the paper will close on August 7. Donald Dell, cochairman of the Grand Prix event, says the Star's 13 year sponsorship is unique and they want Time Inc. to decide on continuing involvement before seeking new sponsors. Three potential sponsors have approached since news broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Star
Donald Dell
Iar
Dell
Time Inc
Frederick Wrestler Fred Boyce Out With Broken Ankle
Frederick's Eric Boyce sustained a broken ankle during the Bebe Roth Tournament and will miss the rest of the tournament. Sinetay at South eoeats High Se Nstometer 1 victory over Calvert earned their seventh straight state title. Jerick advances to the Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament Saturday in Hornell New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Eric Boyce
Bebe Roth
Sinetay
South
Eoeats High Sy Se Nstometer
Calvert
Jerick
Hornell
N.Y
Molly Dunham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cynthia Hill
Bill Rothstein
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bruce Aikens
Rochester
Minn
Bobby Carpenter
Washington Capitals
Carpenter
Providence College
Great Lakes
Midwest
Central
Pfitzinger
Cascade
Portland
Ore
the Athletics Congress
TAC
Benji Durden
Durden
Stone Mountain
Moscow
Afghanistan
DeWald
University of Virginia
Los Angeles
Tyrone Biggs
Philadelphia
Michael Armas
Milwaukee
Johnny Keys
San Francisco
Mark Mahone
Norfolk
East
Jim Master
Donegans
Manchester
Donegan
Hobbit
Glen
Carroll County Mustangs
Carroll County Angels
Franklin Money Band of
Columbus
Angels
Salem
Seattle
Wash
Jack Donohue
Guatch
Howard Kelsey
Kelsey
Iovaisa
Donohue
Ruth
Jamestown
Beroel
CAVCO
Market Street
the News
Frederick, Md
Maryland
Babe Ruth
Firestone Cavallino
Aiuport
Mactown
S$ Palin Facial
Maret
Pusoret
Firestone
SAT Finance
Van
Diners Club
Carty Blanche
Arhen Can Express
Tire & Auto Centers
Frederick Towne Mall