Rentzel leads top par round in Sycamore Hills Monday action
Russ Rentzel shot an even par 36 to top the Sycamore Hills field in the Monday Open League. Dan Lackowyn posted a net 31, with several players earning honors in medalist, closest to pin, and most pars categories across multiple divisions and sessions.
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Standings Update With Multiple 7:30 PM Games
Times EDT show Kansas City Fitzmorris Cleveland Eckersley 8 10 facing Oakland Blue 1 1 Flanagan 0 3, California Ryan 10 15 at Best 4, Chicago Gossage 8 1 1 at Det 5 6, Minnesota Singer 10 8 at Holtzman 10 8, Milwaukee Rodriguez 4 9 at Ambarger 8 9, and a late 9 05 PM card followed by an unrelated ad offering extra money.
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Indians Tame Rangers for 3 1 Victory in Arlington
In Arlington Texas Pat Dobson pitched eight strong innings and the Indians capitalized on Rangers errors to beat Texas 3 1 The win ends a long drought for Dobson as he improves to 12 6 while rookie Tommy Boggs endures a winless stint Despite the Rangers seven hits they manufacture only one run and a fateful fifth inning misplay Errored steps by Texas cost them late chances highlighting the Indians win in the American League matchup
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Taiwan Wins 1976 Senior League World Series Title
Taiwan won the 1976 Senior League World Series with a 4-0 victory over Broward County All Stars in Fort Lauderdale. Lin Huawei doubled and stole home while Yang Ching-Long and Chen I-Lin contributed key hits. Chang Yang Chang added a late two-run double.
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Jets acquire Mike Lemon from Oilers on waivers
Jets obtain Mike Lemon a 6 2 225 pound linebacker from the Houston Oilers on waivers. Lemon was an All Big Eight nose guard at Kansas two years ago and a sixth round pick of the New Orleans Saints last year. He joined Houston in the off season.
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