Watson Aims for U S Open Victory as Worlds Top Golfer
Tom Watson, potential successor to Jack Nicklaus, is favored to win the 78th U S Open at Cherry Hills. He stresses self control on tough greens, recalls his British Open win, and seeks to add the national championship to three 1978 titles while facing tough rough and fast greens at the course.
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Royals In The Thick Of The Rod Carew Saga
AP Sports Writer HAL ROCK reports the Twins face a looming June 15 trade deadline with Rod Carew potentially changing teams. Five suitors California Texas Kansas City New York Yankees Boston are named, with Kansas City and New York cited as front runners. Trade value is debated, referencing Vida Blue deals and cap rules under Bowie Kuhn.
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Holtzman Back On The Job With Cubs
Ken Holtzman returns to action with the Chicago Cubs in a 3-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds, earning his first save and pairing with Rick Reuschel on a four hitter. He relieved in the seventh after Reuschel’s arm stiffened, allowing two runs including a George Foster homer. Other NL scores include Houston over Pittsburgh, Los Angeles over Philadelphia, San Diego over New York, San Francisco over Montreal, and Atlanta beating St Louis.
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