O'Meara Hinkle lead after first round at Milwaukee Open
Pro golfers O'Meara and Hinkle shared the early lead at 66 with a seven under par 64 as Wally Armstrong, Buddy Gardner, and others followed. Calvin Peete and several veterans were near the top at Tuckaway Country Club, where the $250000 event began with strong finishes and notes on swing changes and putting adjustments.
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AP Sport
Milwaukee
Mark O'Meara
O'Meara
U.S
Lon Hinkle
Wally Armstrong
Buddy Gardner
Dale Douglass
Ken Green
Mick Soli
Dennis Tiziani
University of Wisconsin
State Professional Golfers Association
Calvin Peete
Jim Colbert
Roger Maltbie
Don Pooley
Clarence Rose
Mark Calcavecchia
Chi-Chi Rodriguez
Tuckaway Country Club
Franklin
Memphis
Phoenix
Hinkle
Jim Dent
Terry Diehl
Americans face Canada in World University Games semifinal
The United States men seek to rebound after a string of disappointments at the World University Games. Missouri coach Norm Stewart’s squad, seeking to improve on a limited gold tally, meets Canada in the semifinals as Cuba faces Yugoslavia.
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Edmonton
Alberta
United States
Soviet Union
Missouri
Norm Stewart
U.S
Canada
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Bucharest
Romania
Frank Baumann
Bruce Hayes
Ucla
Hayes
Yussuf Alli
Sunday Uti
Chidi Imoh
Vic Wertz dies during heart surgery at 58
Vic Wertz, remembered for a famous 1954 World Series catch by Willie Mays, died during heart surgery at Harper Hospital in Detroit. He suffered a heart attack June 23 and another Wednesday, while surgeons attempted a bypass and valve replacement. Wertz played 17 major league seasons with Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, Baltimore, Boston, and Minnesota and hit .277.
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Detroit
Vic Wertz
Willie Mays
Wertz
Harper Hospital
Frank F. Bredell
Bredell
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
WBC Won't Strip Chacon Of Title Despite Court Order
The WBC will not strip Bobby Chacon of the super featherweight title or certify any scheduled bout as a title fight until a later hearing in Oroville California. WBC president Jose Sulaiman said the court order requires patience as the suit alleges improper removal of the crown on June 27 and Chacon seeks due process.
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Mexico City
World Boxing Council
California
Bobby Chacon
Jose Sulaiman
WBC
Chacon
Butte County
San Antonio to receive USFL franchise
San Antonio will be granted a United States Football League franchise at a Monday news conference at Alamo Stadium. The announcement comes as South Texas Sports Inc. leases the stadium and leads investment by Clinton Manges, Pat Maloney Sr., and Morris Atlas. Improvements totaling over 2 million are planned for Alamo Stadium.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Express- News
Alamo Stadium
South Texas Sports Inc
USFL
Chet Simmons
Newpaper
South Texas
Clinton Manges
South Texas Sports
Pat Maloney Sr
McAllen
Morris Atlas
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Gardner
Mark O’meara
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Nicolae Martin
America
Warren Giese
University of South Carolina
Alli
University of Missouri
Uti
Iowa State
Victor Markin
Sander Nix
Indiana University
Imoh
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Ralph Spry
Mississippi
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
New York
Don Liddle
Oroville
Calif
Virago
Maxim
8Th Street
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