Devlin Opens Two-Stroke Lead in U S Open at Pebble Beach
Bruce Devlin shot 69 to reach 139 after 36 holes, two ahead of the field at Pebble Beach. Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson remain within range at par 144, while Larry Rinker surged with a 67 to stand 141 at halfway. Devlin, 44, seeks the Open title as a career peak in the twilight of his playing days.
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Rinker
Fergon Leads Keystone Open With 67 at Hershey
Vicki Fergon fired a 5-under-par 67 to lead the Keystone Open after the first round at Hershey Country Club. She birdied three on the replacement holes, turning at 36 then finishing with a back nine 31. Barbara Maxness and Patty Rizzo sit two back.
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Thompson glad to be traded to SuperSonics
Denver guard David Thompson expresses relief at moving to Seattle in a trade for the Sonics’ 19th pick and Wally Walker rights. Officials and agents discuss Walker’s free-agent status while Thompson cites years of turmoil in Denver and a cocaine-coverage article as motives for the move.
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Coronado
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Charles Grantham
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Lewis breezes to easy victory in Knoxville trials
Houston star Carl Lewis opened defense of his double in the USA Mobil Outdoor Track Championships by winning his 100 meter heat in 10.23 seconds and advancing to the semifinals as the long jump event was canceled for lack of entrants. He, 20, is talked up for four golds at the 1984 Olympics, while Steve Riddick warned Lewis would face a tough peak three-year run. Herschel Walker and Leandro Penalver joined Lewis in the 100 semifinals, and Jim Herring won the 20 kilometer walk. Additional notes include javelin qualifier Bob Roggy, Tom Petranoff, Evelyn Ashford commenting on sluggish conditions, and Merlene Ottey posting the fastest 100 meters in prelims.
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Steve Riddick
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Jim Herring
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Bob Roggy
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Tom Petranoff
Southern California Striders
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Evelyn Ashford
Ashford
San Diego
Marlies Gohr
East Germany
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Merlene Ottey
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