Littler Drives In Sudden Death Westchester Victory
Gene Littler wins the Westchester Classic in a playoff over Julius Boros after a hole in one and a late rally in brutal heat at Westchester Country Club. Littler finishes 271 for 72 holes, Boros misses a six foot birdie on 72, forcing a sudden-death duel.
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Littler Wins Open With Long Final Hole Shot
Gene Littler captured the title with a dramatic eight iron hole in one worth 50 000 plus 8000 for the hole in one. Tom Weiskopf finished third at 272 one shot out of the playoff while Bruce Lietzke and Pat Fitzsimons followed.
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Bruce Lietzke
Pat Fitzsimons
Littler
Westchester Golf Classic final scores and payouts
Final scores and winnings from the $250,000 Westchester Golf Classic at Westchester Country Club. Gene Littler won $50,000 with a 217 total after three rounds and a playoff. Julius Boros earned $28,500, Tom Weiskopf $17,759, and Bruce Lietzke $11,750 among many others listed with individual totals and round scores.
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Gene Littler
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Bruce Lietzke
Pat Fitzsimons
Hale Irwin
Jerry Heard
Tom Shaw
Art Wall
George Cadle
Rik Massengale
Dan Sikes
Tom Watson
Terry Diehl
Charles Coody
Lyn Loft
Frank Beard
Ed Dougherty
Jerry Pate
Mark Hayes
Tom Kite
John Mahattey
Terrance Dill
George Burns
Rod Funseth
Sammy Rachels
Tommy Aaron
Joe Inman
Jim Dent
Richard Crawford
Ben Crenshaw
Bruce Crampton
Ken Still
Libby Gilbert
Bruce Devlin
Rangers eye Virdon return. Lucchesi to stay boss
Brad Corbett, Texas Rangers majority owner, says former Yankee manager Bill Virdon may join the Rangers if he agrees, possibly as an assistant to GM Danny O'Brien. Frank Lucchesi remains field manager, with Virdon seen as a knowledgeable baseball man who could be useful. The Rangers also wish Billy Martin well with the Yankees.
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Texas Rangers
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New York Yankees
Bill Virdon
Texas
Billy Martin
Ranger
Corbett
Martin
Frank Lucchesi
Yankees
Virdon
Danny O’brien
Bett
Gabe Paul
Yankee
Gabe
Jim Fregosi
Jim Sundberg
Huff wins National Boys 12 and Under tennis title
Chris Huff of Houston Texas defeated Jimmy Arias of Grand Island New York in straight sets 6-1 6-2 to win the National Boys 12 and Under championship. In doubles Greg Holmes of Danville California and Derk Pardoe of Salt Lake City Utah beat Eric Korita Evanston Illinois and Danny Weiss Schaumburg Illinois 6-4 6-2.
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N.C
Chris Huff
Houston
Tex
Jimmy Arias
Grand Island
N.Y
Huff
Arias
Greg Holmes
Danville
Calif
Derk Pardoe
Salt Lake City
Utah
Eric Korita
Evanston
Ill
Danny Weiss
Schaumburg
Canadian Elmer Hohl Poised To Win World Horseshoe Title
Lafayette Indiana AP Canadian Elmer Hohl from Wellsley Ontario appears set to secure his first World Horseshoe Pitching title as the rain delayed meet heads to its final five games. He carries a 29-1 record while challengers Curt Day of Frankfort Indiana and Mark Seibold of Huntington Indiana are both 27-3.
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Ind
Elmer Hohl
Hohl
Wellsley
Ont
Curt Day
Frankfort
Mark Seibold
Huntington
Tijuana bettor wins big in Caliente 5-10 handicap
Dr. Romulo Rivera 48 an anesthesiologist at a Tijuana hospital won $107,530 at Caliente Race Track after correctly predicting race winners six through ten in the 5-10 handicap. Rivera had prior track wins and planned no immediate use for the prize. In Anaheim, World Football League action opened with the Sun defeating Portland 21-15 as Anthony Davis starred as passer and runner, with Mike Ernst connecting on two TD passes and a key 39 yard run setup.
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Mexico
Caliente
Romulo Rivera
Rivera
Anaheim
Anthony Davis
University of Southern California
Davis
Sun
Portland
Mike Ernst
The
Ernst
Chuck Bradley
Greg Herd
WFL Eastern Western Divisions Recap and Debuts
WFL results feature Philadelphia over Hawaii 21 15 Birmingham blanking Chicago 10 0 and Memphis 72 7 over Jacksonville with Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick making notable debuts. CalVin Hill led Hawaii past Philadelphia. San Antonio beat Shreveport 19 3 as crowds reach about 70 666 across five games.
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John Walton
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