Open playoff pairs two longshots at Medinah
Lou Graham and John Mahaffey, two longshots, meet in an 18 hole playoff for $40,000 in the 75th U S Open at Medinah. Graham tied at 287 with Mahaffey after Graham bogeyed the final hole and Mahaffey shot 71.
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Montanez's glove sparks end of Falcone no hitter
Giants rally to beat the Braves 5-2 after a delayed melee at first base involving Willie Montanez and Rod Gilbreath, ending Pete Falcone's bid for a no hitter in the eighth. Atlanta won the opener 8-2, other NL results follow.
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A's sweep Royals as threats against stars loom
Oakland extends the win streak with a 7-6 12-inning victory and an 8-1 rout of Kansas City. Sal Bando and Billy Williams drive the offense while FBI and Coliseum guards protect Reggie Jackson and Vida Blue after a threatening letter.
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Unknowns Emerge as AAU Track Meet Crowns New Team
At the AAU National Championships in Eugene Oregon the 100th meet crowned upset winners and a largely unknown U S team. Don Quarrie Jamaica born star won the 100 and 200 meters and declined the world fastest claim. Mark Enyeart won the 800 and Stan Vinson will represent the U S overseas.
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Weekend Youth Baseball and Softball Schedule Around Town
A full slate of Pee Wee to high school slow pitch games listed for Themian Park, Athletic E, Athletics, and local venues. Notable matchups include Ist Mennonite versus St Marys Cards, Trinity Heights versus St Marys Giants, Hesston vs Tigers, Rangers versus Hesston, and multiple girls and women's fast and slow pitch contests with times from 6 30 to 9 00 PM. Some games noted as postponed or rained out.
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Finals Set If Weather Clears for Holy Name Softball Tourney
Four undefeated teams remain after rain delays. Salina Weigel Insurance faces Wichita Contractors at 7 p.m. and Salina Tri-County meets Margies of Wichita at 8:15 with a 10 p.m. final if Guadalupe Park is playable. Weekend results list several decisive scores and pairings.
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Dodge City Wins 3-2 Over Halstead Roofers In Robin
Charles Proske delivers two clutch hits and a key triple play to lift Dodge City to a 3-2 victory over Halstead Wray Roofers, tying their records at 2-1 in a three day round robin. Roofers drop to 11-8 after ending a seven game win streak.
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Ali Says He Will Retire After Bugner Title Fight
Muhammad Ali announced at a Kuala Lumpur news conference that his July 1 heavyweight title defense against Joe Bugner will be his last fight. He indicated a formal TV announcement and left some doubt about retirement, noting he is 99 percent sure but may change his mind.
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Locasso Joins Pirates Rookie Camp After Shea Tryout
New Jersey pitcher Bob Locasso, 18, met the Pittsburgh Pirates after a Sunday tryout at Shea Stadium and was assigned to the NL club's rookie camp in Florida. Locasso, bypassed in the draft, stood 5 feet 11 and weighed 180 pounds and was recommended by a friend of trainer Tony Bartirome. Nolan Ryan averages 196 strikeouts per season over eight major league seasons.
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