Don Bies Breaks Through In Hartford Open Playoff
In Wethersfield Connecticut Don Bies, a 9 year pro and former club pro, defeated Hubert Green in a two hole playoff to win the Greater Hartford Open and $40,400. Bies ends eight years of PGA drought with his first tour victory, saying he thought he might never win.
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Bies Ties Green In Wethersfield Grand Prix Playoff
At Wethersfield Country Club Jai Snead Larry Nelson trailed the leaders into a four man playoff. Bies and Green finished regulation at 287, Green bogeyed the 0th, Bies birdied the 7th to share the lead. Green held a stretch of misfortune before a clutch six foot putt sealed the outcome.
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Washam captures first PGA title at Patty Berg Classic
JoAnn Washam, a 3rd year pro from Fort Worth Texas, wins her first LPGA event at the Patty Berg Classic in St Paul Minnesota finishing 13 under par 206. She defeats defending champ JoAnne Garper and Jocelyne Bourassa by four strokes as Mann Palmér and Caponi Young falter in the final round.
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Sun and College Buzz in a Week of Gossip and Games
Sports chat highlights Pat Haden’s diplomatic stumble before heading to Oxford, Duke and USC prep for a Friday night clash in Los Angeles, and Long Beach State plans a jersey tribute while Rams eye a smooth start. Ivan Duncan returns to coaching in Sweden as Tarkanian meets a curious fan.
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Mosley Wins Milwaukee Tory Bettenhausen Classic
Mosley from Fall brook won the 200 mile Tory Bettenhausen Classic at State Fair Park Milwaukee despite repeated cautions and several retirements. He battled stubborn rivals including Gordon Falubark and Toni Sneva, held the lead for many laps, and completed the race after multiple pit stops under yellow flags.
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Hartman captures USAC 100 win at Illinois State Fair
Butch Hartman outlasted six yellows and restarts to win the 2,000 self-mile late model stock car race at the Illinois State Fair, as USAC action stretched into Sunday with several cautions.
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Donohue Injured Sees Formula T as Ultimate Challenge
Donohue, facing injury, calls Formula T racing the ultimate challenge in a remark tied to his Penske deal covering 1974 and 1975. The statement reflects a surprising career turn as he contends with the spurring competition.
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Racing memories and crashes shadow a long career
The account details Lund and Link near a fatal crash and rescue efforts, with Lund’s survivors and career high points. It mentions Donohue and Stambilla, plus Brambilla and Lauda in a muddled recap of racing milestones, injuries, retirements, and accident aftermath.
Strange wins Eastern Amateur with record 258
Curtis Strange captured the Eastern Amateur Golf Tournament at Elizabeth Manor by 10 strokes. The Wake Forest standout posted a record 72-hole total of 258 after a uneven front nine 48 and a back nine 33, finishing as a U S team and Walker Cup member.
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