Chen Leads Open With Historic Double Eagle
Tze Chung Chen, 26, Taiwan native and PGA Tour regular, carded a history making double eagle and back to back birdies to shoot 65 and lead the 85th U S Open at Oakland Hills. Fred Couples was one stroke back after a 66 as rain softened greens tested veterans like Kite Bean Haas Reid and Fehr.
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Maryland High School Sports Show Broad Participation
Nearly 12 000 players in Maryland high school football led all sports with 11 130 participants while basketball drew 9 523. Girls competed in most sports, and gymnastics saw low enrollment. Frederick County offered all but two sports. FCC to host Region XX Junior College again due to positive feedback, with the tournament set for early March. ED BUSH placed third in the Oxford Triathlon Masters Division, aiming for Ironman Hawaii with races planned in Kentucky, Baltimore, and Upstate New York.
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Frostburg runner wins NCAA hurdles title at Division II meet
Freeman Barker, a Frostburg State College sprinter, won the 110 meter hurdles at the Division II outdoor meet and earned All-America honors. Denison Stadium record time was 13.9 as Frostburg finished fifth. Update on Mount St. Mary's basketball status and Maryland football ticket Sellout notices follow. Gene Dotson signs to play at Shepherd College. Mount St. Mary's eligibility remains Division II with a potential move debated. D. J. Stevenson competes in North-South Lacrosse at Johns Hopkins. Charles Town Turf Club reports record spring attendance and higher purses starting July 1 aided by Derby and Belmont simulcasts.
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Guokas Promoted to Head Coach of 76ers
Philadelphia announces assistant Matt Guokas will succeed Billy Cunningham as head coach, ending a week of speculation after Chuck Daly became unavailable. Katz cited Guokas as a superior basketball mind and noted Daly's high compensation as a factor in the choice. Guokas, 41, a former Sixer and longtime broadcaster, had been assistant coach since December 1981.
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Town Entries Stage Softball Tournament Near Hagerstown
The ata Town Entries Station's softball team seeks four more squads for a double elimination tourney June 22 23 at Halfway Park near Hagerstown. Class D or below teams only the entry fee reduced to 75 dollars contact Raymond Moats or Sam Foltz for details.
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Twins versus Rangers end in seven five defeat
Kirby Puckett homered and doubled as Minnesota rallied for three runs in the sixth to beat Texas 7-5. Greg Gagne, Dave Meier and Tim Laudner each singled to start the and scoring sequence off Frank Tanana, with Puckett adding an RBI double after an error on Don Slaught. Mike Smithson allowed five Texas runs in 6.1 innings before Rick Lysander finished.
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