Trevino Aims for Memphis Classic Million Dollar Win
Trevino, 33, leads the Memphis Classic at Colonial Country Club in Memphis as he chases his first golf million and a third straight victory in the $175,000 event. Competing include Dave Hill Johnny Miller Doug Sanders J C Snead Lou Graham and Jim Jamieson. Trevino has earned $985,711 on tour and says the hotter weather boosts his play while his shoulder improves after a recent strain.
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Monroeville Edges Sandusky In Tight 4-3 Victory
Monroeville Eagles nipped Sandusky Blue Streaks 4-3 after taking the lead in the seventh. Kurt Biddle walked the leadoff batter, followed by a single and two more walks to force in the winning run. Monroeville had jumped ahead with two runs in the third on singles by Jeff Clark and Don Long and a Stein double.
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Willard tops Ashland 7-2 with late walk-in run
Willard erases a 2-1 Ashland lead in the fifth inning when Doug Bowersox walks three in a row to force in the go-ahead run. Mike Pugh homered in the fourth as Willard racks seven hits and Lowell Luna drives in two with a bases loaded single.
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Indiana Favored In Big Ten Track Meet
Indiana University heads into the Big Ten outdoor track meet in Minneapolis as the strong favorite led by high jumper Dennis Adams and deep sprinting and distance squads. Michigan State, Michigan and Illinois loom as main contenders with Wisconsin Purdue and Minnesota as hopefuls, while Northwestern Iowa and Ohio State are considered also-rans.
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Sazdanoff Stars as Carpenters Rally Past Marathon 19 18
Stella Sazdanoff hit a two run homer fueling a five run seventh inning for the Lake Erie Carpenters to beat North's Marathon 19 to 18 in the Girls Slo Pitch League. Carpenters collected 13 hits while North's led early and finished with 18 runs. Rain washed out the other two games on Wednesday's schedule.
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Chargers Sign Running Back Travis Williams as Free Agent
Williams, sidelined in 1972 by injuries, signed with San Diego after last playing for the Los Angeles Rams. A 1967 fourth round pick by Green Bay, Williams previously stood out in pro football before joining the Chargers. In a separate softball game, Sardanoff homered twice driving in two runs, with Schlotterer winning on the mound and Phillips and Kelley adding three hits each.
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Upper Nips Willard Linksmen stay unbeaten in league clash
In Northern Ohio League action Upper Sandusky defeated Willard 6-3 to drop Willard to 8-6 overall. Dave Bostel led with 39 while Rich Yohn shot 41 for Willard. John Frye earned Willard’s only two point win 38-39 over Matt Michael.
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