Sutton Triumphs Over Nicklaus In PGA Championship Victory
Hal Sutton, 25, wins the PGA Championship at Riviera by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus who rallies from six behind with a 66. Sutton finishes 10 under with 274 total, paring the final three holes to seal the win as Nicklaus soaks up his near-miss and vows many more majors. Jacobsen, McGowan, Fought follow in the pack.
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Giants edge Jets in exhibition as Brunner leads rally
Giants win 23-16 at Giants Stadium with Scott Brunner directing a second half comeback after Jeff Rutledge and Phil Simms split time earlier. Brunner threw for 124 yards and scored on a 10 yard bootleg to seal the struggle, while Andy Headen's defense sacked Jets QBs three times. Lawrence Taylor sat in stands in civilian clothes as negotiations continue.
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Juantorena Undergoes Second Surgery Aims for 1984 Comeback
Cuban Olympic star Alberto Juantorena, 32, underwent his second operation in three years on his right foot after finishing second in an 800m heat at the World Championships. He will wear a cast for about four weeks and start rehabilitation for a Los Angeles 1984 bid. Juantorena, famed for winning 400m and 800m golds in Montreal 1976, vowed to return to elite training and chase more medals despite injuries.
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Hogeboom Leads Dallas To Preseason Win Over Dolphins
Dallas Cowboys quarterback battle clarity remained unclear after Gary Hogeboom rallied Dallas to a 20 17 victory over the Miami Dolphins. Danny White threw two interceptions and was booed but remains the starter per Coach Tom Landry. Hogeboom piled 17 of 31 for 199 yards while White went 10 of 16 for 85 yards with two picks.
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Rice Owls Hope For Strong 1983 Football Season
Rice coach Ray Alborn wakes to a new season vowing no more 11 losses after last year. The Owls host Houston Cougars in the opener, as Alborn insists the 1983 squad will rebound, despite fan weariness and past setbacks.
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Owls coach Albarn optimistic after rough 1982 season
Rice coach Albarn discusses a comeback mindset after a 12-43 record and a 365-138 outscored margin in 1982. He notes injuries, lack of discipline, and a tough schedule including Texas and SMU, but promises focus on avoiding pressure and letting outcomes unfold.
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