Blackmar Wins Canon Sammy Davis Open In Sudden Death
PGA rookie Phil Blackmar captured the Canon Sammy Davis Open title in a playoff after a 37-hole day at the TPC of Connecticut. He edged Jodie Mudd and Dan Pohl after a 10-foot putt, earning $108,000. An AP photographer, Bob Child, was struck but helped Blackmar reach the playoff.
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Blue Jays Sweep Angels as Lead Grows in AL East
Toronto's 5-1 win completes a four game sweep of the California Angels, extending the hot streak to eight straight and widening the division lead to seven games. George Bell drove in two with a first inning double, while Ernie Whitt, Willie Upshaw, and a key error helped push Toronto ahead. Other AL results include Texas routing New York 8-2 and Detroit beating Minnesota 3-2.
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Bradley Wins Canadian Event at Beaconsfield Golf Course
Pat Bradley edged Jane Geddes by one stroke to win the du Maurier Classic in Montreal. Bradley birdied the final two holes for a four under 68, finishing at 278 and earning $60,000 to lift season earnings to $272,903. Geddes tied for second with Amy Alcott three behind. Val Skinner faded with three back-nine bogeys.
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Shrine Bowl Camp Builds Depth for Saturday Game
Michael, head coach at Marysville High School, praises his staff and players for strong progress in camp. He notes a close coaching group, high effort, and plans to finalize starting lineups ahead of the 7:05 p.m. kickoff at Wichita State University's Cessna Stadium with tickets at the gate.
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Weber Eyes First Overseas All Star Tour
Weber plans an overseas trip as part of an all star tour, funded partly by himself at about 1300 dollars with possible reimbursement if signed by a pro team. He views it as a defining chance and is excited to compete abroad in Europe under Lakeland College’s Duane Woltzen and Scott Woltzen.
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Franklin County Church Softball Standings and Scores
Franklin County church softball results list Rantoul Presbyterian Nazrene Trinity FourSquare Wesleyan First Baptist and North Baptist teams with individual batters and team totals. Notable tallies include First Assembly 34 runs and North Baptist 27 runs across multiple games in a divisional standings roundup.
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Ottawa Horseshoe Club first half standings duel ends in playoff
Ruth Carterman won a one game playoff to lead the women’s division first half standings of the Ottawa Horseshoe Pitching Club with Dot Robertson second. Carterman and Robertson opened the second half Friday night with 4-0 records. Other first night results include Roberta Yohe and Fran Sherman tied at 1-1 with a playoff set for Friday.
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