Kansas Open leads with Wellshear atop after round one
Garth Wellshear shoots a 4 under par 68 to take a one stroke lead at the 15th Annual Kansas Open on the Alvamara course in Lawrence. Tom Olson sits second at 69, with a 55,000 purse and 159 players vying for the title in hot, gusty wind conditions.
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Gainesville
Fla
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St. Louis
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Ft. Wond
Texas
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Tom Robyn
Rancho Muricta
Calif
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Hidalgo
Steve Gotsche
Great Bend
Kan
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Frankfurt
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Prairie Village
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Chesterland
Ohio
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Woodward
Oklo
Richard Backwell
Plaine
Tigus
Ashley Chinner
Toronto
Ontario
Matt Cole
Windsor
Tom Dawson
Topeka
Packard Dewitt
Ft. Smith
Jay Hunter
Columbia
Ric Neiyd
Clearwater
Mia
John Ogden
Lawrence
Shoal Creek under fire over black membership pledge
Civil rights spokesman demands more than talk before ending protests against the PGA Championship at Shoal Creek. Birmingham Mayor Arrington doubts quick black members. several sponsors pull or scale back ads while Delta says its ties are with the PGA, not the tournament, and awaits resolution.
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Associated Press
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Abraham Woods
Birmingham
Richard Arrington
Arrington
Birmingham Post-Herald
Honda Motor Company
Bob Butorac
ESPN
Toyota
IBM
Anheuser-Busch
ABC
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Professional Golfers’ Association
Dean Breest
Delta
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Breest
PGA
Civil rights leader threatens Masters boycott over Augusta National
Rev. Joseph Lowery of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference says he will urge advertisers to boycott the Masters if Augusta National Golf Club keeps black membership bans. CBS TV rights bosses discuss responses to potential advertiser pullouts as PGA controversy heats up.
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Alabama
CBS
PGA
Golf
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Augusta National Golf Club
Susan Kerr
Whiten's first major league homer lifts Blue Jays to 7-5 win
Toronto capitalizes on Royals errors to seize control in the third as Mark Whiten belts a two run homer off Kevin Appier. John Cerutti improves to 7-6 after seven innings. Kansas City drops to 5-4, trailing Detroit in the AL East race.
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Whiten
Kevin Appier
Toronto Blue Jays
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Blue Jays
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Detroit
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Cerutti
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Manny Lee
Steve Jeltz
Blue Says
Mockie Wilson
John Wathan
Wilson
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Macfarlane
Derryl
Gaston
San Diego
Jim
Rae Royals
Bi Beebe
Gerald Perry
Pat Tabler
George Brett
Myers
Blue Jays Rally Stalls as Macfarlane Hits Third Homer
Toronto carries a 7-4 lead into the fifth when KC ties the game before Macfarlane hits a solo shot in the seventh, his third homer of the season, narrowing the Blue Jays lead to 7-5.
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Blue Jays
Sunflower State Games Open With Ottawa Entries
More than 2,000 Kansas athletes enter the inaugural Sunflower State Games a 14-sport festival in Lawrence. Opening Ceremonies start at 7:30 p.m. at South Park. Ottawa merchants lead local entrants in softball with players including Clough and Wright. other Ottawa athletes compete in basketball, tennis, triathlon, cycling, wrestling and trap shooting.
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12Th
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St. Marys
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Kansas City
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Ottawa Merchants
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Bill Stauffer
Tim Moore
Phil Geist
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Larry Waymire
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Rod Kukuk
Gary Normand
Tony Reed
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Don Boulware
Doug Jones
Jesse Garcia
Ron Rice
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Rangers
Chelan David
Wade Hepner
Lora Didde
Beth Ratliff
Bruce Starks
Ken Boyer
Charles Wells
Marge Miller
Institutional controls spare Gamecocks in NCAA case
Attorney Joe McCulloch credits institutional control for South Carolina escaping sanctions after a steroid scandal. The NCAA extended basketball probation by six months, cited a flawed drug-testing program, and noted past rule violations from 1983 to 1987, while football faced no sanctions.
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Columbia
5.C
Joe McCulloch
South Carolina
McCulloch
NCAA
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Tommy Chaikin
Sports Illustrated
Chaikin
King Dixon
Bill Foster
Foster
Northwestern
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