Nicklaus Shines With 67 At Open On Rainy Oak Hill
Jack Nicklaus, 49, posted a 67 to trail first-round leader 66s by four strokes at the 1989 U S Open on Oak Hill. Bernard Langer, Payne Stewart, Jay Don Blake tied for lead. Langer had eight birdies, Nicklaus closed with four birdies after a bogey-free round. Rain softened greens but did not hinder scoring. Defending champ Curtis Strange opened 71. Seve Ballesteros shot 75.
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Foster named Oklahoma recruiting coordinator from Coffeyville
Dick Foster, 55, former Coffeyville Community College football coach, is hired as the University of Oklahoma athletic department recruiting coordinator. He begins Monday, reports to Athletic Director Donnie Duncan, and will oversee campus recruiting in line with academic standards. Oklahoma faces NCAA penalties with limited scholarships under probation.
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Mahorn joins expansion Timberwolves after Pistons title
In a swift shift after Detroit won the NBA championship, Rick Mahorn moved to Minnesota in the expansion draft. Timberwolves president Pat Williams hailed the trade as adding a key rebounder and scorer while Orlando snagged Sidney Green as the Magic’s top pick.
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Ottawa U names Boulware as new track coach at Braves
Rick Peterson reports Ottawa University hires Don Boulware to lead track and join Dave Dallas’s football staff. He inherits a nucleus of KCAC standouts including Sheila Lewis and David Dick while aiming to recruit more depth. Bouleware, 34, from St Genevieve, highlights dual-sport potential and prior coaching success.
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Buckner Delivers Two Run Double Lifts Royals Over Indians
Bill Buckner delivered a two run double in the eighth inning as Kansas City rallied to beat Cleveland 5 4. Bo Jackson and Buckner had three hits apiece while Buckner reached 1 200 RBIs in his career and Saberhagen allowed four early runs before lasting seven innings.
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