Nicklaus Seeks Canadian Open Comeback At Glen Abbey
Nicklaus talks of a improving game ahead of the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey in Oakville. He recalls a poor US Open second round that ruined his chances and aims to turn things around in a strong field of contenders including Irwin Lietzke Watson and Zoeller. CBS and CBC plan TV coverage for the final rounds.
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Nicklaus
Hale Irwin
Bruce Lietzke
Tom Watson
Gary Player
Jerry Pate
Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Lanny Wadkins
Andy Bean
Ray Floyd
Ben Crenshaw
City Scores Softball AAA League Forfeit Result Report
In a softball A and B league round up, Beets Motors defeated Central Heights 7 with a forfeit loss for the latter. Multiple teams posted tallies with top performers including Walker, Garcia, and Watson for Beets Motors and Robertson for Peoples Bank Richmond among others.
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Beets Motor
Central Heights
Budge’s
Walker
Garcia
Watson
Gould
Scroggs
Kimbrel
Ramsey
May
Wright
Robertson
DeLaTorre
People's Bank
Richmond
K. Robertson
Imet
McMillen
Berger
Kueser
Pearson
M. Oestricher
Lyons
Taylor Oil
B. Wright
Rick O'Neil
Moss
Chaney
Skites
O'Conner
Osher
Deterding
Roger O'Neil
Taylor
C. Wright
Barnett
Totals
Pepsi
Lewis
Schiappa
Webster
Farris
Moomaw
Dunkin
Drake
Pellettiere
Miller
Cummings
Schmeer
Star Industries
A. Parkin
T. Parkin
Bowman
Hawkins
Jameson
Allis
Purcell
Moats
Gentry
Bishop
Scott
Saffron
Mille
Black
Topp
Walling
Driver
C. Bird
Brownrigg
Mitchell
S. Bird
Beets Motors
Dave Beets
Waymire
Darren Beets
Reed
Pelton
Firestone
Baldwin
Bien
Bulmer
Clough
Printy
Skiles
Women’s Blue League
Blair takes solo lead in Kansas Women's Amateur final round
Laurie Blair, 20, of Wichita, shot 80 to finish 36 holes at 159 and lead Nancy Hoins, who stood two back at 161 after an 80. Deb Richard dropped to 162, three behind, while defending champ Karen MacGee slipped to fourth at 164 after a rough finish.
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Manhattan
Kan
Laurie Blair
Kansas
Wichita
Nancy Hoins
Leavenworth
Hoins
University of Kansas
Deb Richard
Coleader
Blair
Karen MacGee
Pitching Gem Aids Boys' Club In Upset
Jeff Turner pitched a two hitter as Boys' Club defeated Kiwanis 6 to 1 in a make up Ottawa Babe Ruth League game. Boys' Club improves to 3-3 while Kiwanis falls to 4-3, tied with Sertoma for second behind VFW. First inning run by Finch scores on Turner fielder’s choice, then three runs in the fourth bury Kiwanis.
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Gary Kuntz
Boys’ Club
Kiwanis
Jeff Turner
VFW
Turner
Craig Buck
Vic Finch
Finch
Scott Sjogren
Jeff Sloop
Bryan Kelley
Larry Stewart
Ron Miles
Greg Shutt
Kelley
Shutt
Stewart
Babe Ruth
Lions
Sertoma
Baseball scoreboard and Tuesday results from the league
MLB standings show Baltimore and Boston atop the East while Kansas City and Texas lead the West. Wednesday's games included New York beating Toronto 22-13 and Seattle defeating Chicago 5-3. A Boys' Club victory featured a four run fourth inning and strong pitching by Turner. Tonight's Babe Ruth slate includes Boys' Club against Lions at 6 30 then VFW versus Sertoma.
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Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
West California
Kansas City
Texas
Minnesota
Chicago
Seattle
Oakland
California
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Tlant
Erickson
Caldwell
Busby
McCarty
Morris
Eckersley
Decker
Barrios
Darwin
Associated Press
Montreal
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
West Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Sutton
McWilliams
Franklin reinstated after cocaine arrest charges
Jockey Ronnie Franklin, once suspended, is allowed to ride at Pimlico after trainer Bud Delp accepted his explanation of a California cocaine incident. Franklin rode Spectacular Bid to Derby and Preakness wins and placed third in the Belmont. Delp called Franklin a "susceptible" 19 year old and said the episode involved a quarter gram of cocaine with cousins and friends present.
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Baltimore
Ronnie Franklin
California
Bud Delp
Franklin
Delp
Hollywood Park
Pimlico Race Course
Ronnie
OSC swimmers excel at Love Aquatic Center meet in Wichita
Four Ottawa Swim Club members earned seven top three finishes at the Wichita Neptunes meet. Jerry Hofman won two events in the 10 and under division, Kevin Brewer took a pair of podiums in the 10 and under, and Randy Brewer and Jim Hofman added multiple top placements across open and 11 12 divisions as 266 swimmers from 14 Kansas teams competed the first long course meet of the 1979 summer season.
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Ottawa Swim Club
Love Aquatic Center
Wichita
Wichita Neptunes
Jerry Hofman
Jerry
Kevin Brewer
Kevin
Randy Brewer
Jim Hofman
Jim
Kansas
USC
Council Grove
Kelly Jo Cox
Chris Brewer
Jo Dee Anderson
Pam Baugher
Chip Cox
Ronda Weldner
Susan Baugher
Tony Anderson
Angela Taylor
April Harris
Samantha Taylor
Kelly Wood
Heidi Hoopes
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