Resurgent Cook Leads Buick Open
John Cook at 35 30 65 leads Buick Open after a 65 first round at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc Michigan. He praised mentor Ken Venturi for mental guidance and described a tough back nine including four straight birdies from 14 through 17 and a slick 40 foot par putt on 17. Others at 66 67 69 trail him.
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Ken Venturi
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Lanny Wadkins
Curtis Strange
Bob Eastwood
Payne Stewart
John Adams
Craig Stadler
Victor Regalado
Scott Simpson
Don Halldorson
Mike Smith
Hale Irwin
Gura Extends Scoreless Streak In 3-0 Royals Win
Kansas City ace Larry Gura threads 7 innings while in pain to earn his 15th win, 100th career victory, and keep the Royals one game behind California in the AL West. Dan Quisenberry finishes as Royals reliever after Gura injures his groin early. Hoyt (14-11) takes the loss as Chicago drops to third straight defeat.
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White Sox Royals war of insults turns heated in KC
Frank White accused Tony LaRussa of making threatening gestures during the White Sox Royals game as Hal McRae and Bernazard collided on a play. LaRussa called the action a bull's-eye on Royals second baseman White, who vowed not to be intimidated. Both teams chase California in the AL West with three games left.
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Tony Bernazard
Willie Wilson
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Tony LaRussa
Kansas City
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Royals
McRae
Bernazard
California
Howser and Colavito Arrested After Traffic Mishap
Kansas City police say Dick Howser and Rocky Colavito, connected to the Royals, were charged with hindering an officer after a traffic crash near Royals Stadium on Thursday night. Colavito cited for a traffic violation. no injuries reported. both released on bond.
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Browns Rally Past Rams 26 23 In Exhibition Thriller
Paul McDonald fueled a second half comeback for Cleveland, finishing 16 of 25 for 245 yards. He connected with Dan Fulton for a 25 yard score and Dino Hall on a 31 yard strike to set up Matt Bahr’s 34 yard field goal with three seconds left. The Rams led 13 6 at halftime before McDonald and Bahr sparked the Browns to victory.
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Mike Guman
Jewerl Thomas
Ray Malavasi
Bert Jones
Vince Ferragamo
Los Angeles
Carner and Stacy Lead Chevrolet Women's Tour Opener
Stacy and Carner fired matching par 72s to lead the Chevrolet World Championship of Women's Golf in Cleveland as nerves and wind shaped a high scoring start. Okamoto, Alex, Lopez, Alcott and others trailed in a tight field vying for a $50,000 first prize after Day One.
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Shaker Heights
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Jan Stephenson
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South Africa
Softball lineup scores and player stats across leagues
A dense score sheet lists numerous teams and players with batting lines and totals. Key entries include Piemac, Duke Mfg, Moormans, Blue, and others, showing varied runs, hits, and errors across multiple games and venues.
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Welton
Robinson
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Swank
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Cameron University among three NAIA basketball suspensions
Kansas City NAIA announced Cameron University Lawton Okla along with Lemoyne Owen College and Rutgers Camden were suspended for the 1982 83 season for rules infractions. The penalty bars post season play and NAIA awards while Cameron’s case extends a prior suspension from 81 82 and involves four ineligible athletes in football and basketball. Dan Gunkel now coaches Cameron though not involved in the violations.
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Kansas City
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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Cameron
Lemoyne-Owen College
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Naia Statistical Service
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NASA
Chiefs Ask Marvin Harvey To Retire Over Neck Condition
Kansas City Chiefs veteran tight end Marvin Harvey 22 asks to retire due to a congenital neck problem found after a neck sprain. General Manager Jim Schaaf will pursue waivers while Harvey seeks more medical opinions with a surgeon flying in. Harvey, a 1981 third round pick from Southern Mississippi, played seven games last season before a season-ending injury.
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