Saberhagen Flashes '85 Form In 5-1 KC Win
Kansas City ace Bret Saberhagen bounced back with eight strong innings, five hits allowed and five runs from Cleveland. He improved to 5-10 as the Royals beat the Indians 5-1, with Frank White and Willie Wilson fueling a seventh inning rally and Mike Kingery driving in a run.
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Turnberry Weather Brings Big Scores At Open Lead Shifts
At Turnberry in the British Open second round, Gordon Brand moved into the lead while Ian Woosnam faltered. Calm conditions followed brutal winds, with top names like Seve Ballesteros and Jack Nicklaus fading as Brand and others posted subpar rounds. Stadler withdrew with a wrist injury as the field contends for the 115th Open.
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O Grady sues PGA over suspension dispute
Golf star Mac O Grady files a federal suit seeking 12 million dollars in punitive damages against PGA Tour Commissioner Deane Beman and the tour. He claims an illegal June suspension and 5 thousand dollar fine, paused temporarily by a court deal to allow upcoming events.
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Golf Needs Psychiatry
AP Newsfeatures writer John Barbour suggests modern psychiatry misreads golf as a disease. He portrays golfers as anxious, guilty, and oddly amused by play, noting high priced courses as therapy and the sport’s paradoxical effects on behavior and sleep.
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