Open winds swirl as Crenshaw, Kite struggle at Cherry Hills
Hale Irwin leads the opening round of the U S Open at Cherry Hills after a jagged day of high scores. Ben Crenshaw shot 78 on a course with tough pins and swirling wind while Tom Kite carded 77. Only four players broke par as Arnold Palmer and others weighed in on the brutal setup. Irwin posted a 69 to lead, with North, Snead and amateur Bob Clampett under 70.
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John Mossman
Denver
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Kite
Hubert Green
Jack Nicklaus
Hale Irwin
Nicklaus
Irwin
Andy North
J.C. Snead
Bob Clampett
Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Cherry Hills
Lanny Wadkins
Tom Weiskopf
Crenshaw
Johnny Miller
Lou Graham
Steve Melnyk
Rik Massengale
Gil Morgan
Fuzzy Zoeller
Impaglia
U.S. Golf Association
USGA
Jeff Coston
Billy Casper
Casper
Bengals Sign Featsent and Vincent To NFL Deals
Cincinnati signs 12th round pick Kim Featsent a Kent State wide receiver 6-1 260 pounds who had 117 catches 1662 yards and eight TDs and third round pick Ted Vincent defensive lineman from Wichita State. Browns sign top five picks including Clay Matthews and Ozzie Newsome to one year deals joining Evans Miller Collins and Larry Collins. Goodhew of NC State and Gray of Houston chosen for British world championships team in West Berlin.
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Cincinnati
Kim Featsent
Kent State University
Cincinnati Bengals
Featsent
Kent State
Ted Vincent
Wichita State
Bengals
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Southern California
Clay Matthews
Alabama
Ozzie Newsome
Matthews
Browns
Newsome
Johnny Evans
North Carolina State
Mark Miller
Bowling Green
Larry Collins
Texas A&i
Ohio State
Tom Skladany
I Wt
London
United States
West Berlin
Duncan Goodhew
North Carolina State University
Simon Gray
University of Houston
Texas
Pecos River Trap League Holds Monthly Shoot in Pecos
Jal New Mexico wins traveling trophy with 349 of 375 as Don Tibbets tops day with 74. Crane 328, Kermit 326, Cayanosa 304, Pecos 302. Windless day boosted scores. 40 shooters attended. League standings: Jal 776, Kermit 746, Crane 742, Cayanosa 705, Pecos 650. Crane to host July 30 shoot at 1 p.m.
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Jal
N.M
Crane
Kermit
Cayanosa
Pecos
Don Tibbets
Ralph Loughmiller
Kermit Trappers
Frank North
Crane American Legion
Pecos Eagles land seven on all district baseball team
Pecos Eagles, 2-3A champions, place seven players on the all district baseball team. First team: Alex Garcia, Danny Garcia, Matt Burkholder, Bobby Arreguy, Charles Michaelis, Jesse Anchondo. MVP is Bobby Mosby. Pecos High coach Steve Peters named Coach of the Year.
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Eagles
Pecos Eagles
Alex Garcia
Danny Garcia
Matt Burkholder
Bobby Arreguy
Charles
Midland Cubs rally seals 7-6 win over Amarillo
Jim Buckner delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth as Midland Cubs beat Amarillo 7-6. Earlier Joe Hernandez tied the game with a homer, while Buckner's hit followed. Jackson edged Shreveport 6-5. Tulsa topped Arkansas 10-2. El Paso defeated San Antonio 5-4.
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Associated Press
Jim Buckner
Midland
Amarillo
Jackson
Shreveport
Tulsa
Arkansas
el Paso
San Antonio
Buckner
Joe Hernandez
Cubs
Amarillo Gold Sox
Bob Healy
Bad weather delays West Germans in World Cup
Defending champions West Germany faced a weather caused delay in Buenos Aires and Cordoba. Press officer Dr. Wilfried Gerhart said training would be disrupted for days and they would consider requesting a postponement. Their next game is against Holland in Cordoba, a win essential for advancement. The team had a scoreless draw with Italy at River Plate Stadium before returning to Ascochinga. Mike Hargrove note irrelevant to soccer context.
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Geoffrey Miller
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cordoba
Wilfried Gerhart
German Soccer Federation
Holland
Italy
River Plate
Ascochinga
Andy Beans Golf Rise From Shrimping Roots to Pro Fame
AP Sports Analysis traces Andy Beans, 25, son of Tommy Bean, from a Florida upbringing on Jekyll Island to becoming a top pro with earnings near 190,000 this year. Once temperamental, he learned patience through fishing and has posted major prizes and a strong season, including a near miss at the U S Open.
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Will Grimsley
Denver
Tommy Bean
Lakeland
Fla
Tommy
Andy
Bean
Jekyll- Hyde
Kemper
Memphis
Papa Bean
Andy Bean
Jekyll Island
Doug Sanders
Tina
Bay Area
Florida
Lil Abner
University of Florida
Houston
White Sox snap skid with 3-1 win over Rangers
Chicago improves to 29-30 after Steve Stone and Lerrin Lagrow limit Texas to three hits. Ron Blomberg hits his fourth homer, and Chet Lemon swipes a bag and scores on Bill Nahorodny’s single as Chicago builds a 2-0 lead. Texas’s lineup struggles, with only seven hits in their last three games.
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Howard Ulman
Chicago (Ap
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Steve Stone
Lerrin Lagrow
Texas Rangers
Bob Lemon
Ron Blomberg
Ron Schueler
Texas
Kansas City
Rich Gale
Stone
Schueler
Rangers
Bob Gibson
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Richie Zisk
Bobby Thompson
Mike Hargrove
Lemon
Lagrow
Zisk
Blomberg
Doc Medich
Chet Lemon
Bill Nahorodny
Jim Breazeale
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Blair Stouffer
Marty Scott
Arkansas Trawlers
Rithetti
Stouffer
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J.A. Pue
Grimsley’s Sports
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Polaroid
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