Stockton Wins Quad Cities Open With 64 Final Round
Stockton closes with a seven under par 64 to win the Quad Cities Open at Bettendorf with a 271 total. Bruce Fleisher finishes second at 272 after a late bid. Sam Snead fades to fourth, Mark Hayes tied for 11th, and Terry Small ends nine back.
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Hele
Rafe Bolts
Stockton
Marathon at Long Beach Stadium Marred by Two Accidents
A crowd of 7,500 to 8,000 watched the second Grand National Gold Cup Race at Long Beach Marine Stadium. The hour-long marathon was won by Ron Larsen of Long Beach driving Kilowatt, with Russ Romer in El Cid second and Joe Gilbert third in One More Time. Several other classes also ran despite drifting clouds and mist.
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Pettingill
Paul Grichar
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Long Beach Leads at 17th Los Angeles City Golf Championship
Long Beach players dominate the field at Griffith Park and Balboa with Tony Campregher of Long Beach State sharing midway lead at 140 after two rounds. Bur Bradley of Wilshire and Beau Baugh of Long Beach are within one stroke, while Wallace and Henderson contend in a crowded leaderboard as the 72-hole event heads into weekend play.
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Jones wins Trans-Mississippi golf title at Cedar Ridge
Tulsa's Tor Jones, OSU sophomore, defeated Brannan 3 and 2 in the Trans-Mississippi Championship at Cedar Ridge Country Club. He overcame 100 plus degree heat with a pristine putting display and sharp iron play across 36 holes to claim the title.
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U.S. Cagers Lose to Soviet Union in World Championship
In San Juan Puerto Rico the Soviet Union defeated the United States 105 to 84 to win the World Amateur Basketball Championship. The USSR’s Salnikov scored 38 points aided by Cosic of Yugoslavia who led his team to a 78-71 win over Spain. USA fouled out three key players and trailed after the second half, despite Luther Burden’s late free throws.
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Kimball Sail King of Lasers at Long Beach Regatta
Alex Kimball of Alamitos Bay Yacht Club won the Laser Class national title after three days of racing in Long Beach. The event drew 182 starters with 53 making the Gold Cup heat, and Kimball edged Mark Reynolds by one point in a tight finish amid 14 knot winds and several capsizes.
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Aztecs blank Denver 4 0 in NASL match
Los Angeles Aztecs defeated Denver Dynamos 4 0 before 4971 fans at East Los Angeles College Stadium. Doug McMillan scored twice with an assist and Renato Costa added a midair scissors kick as LA opened a 15 point lead in the Western Division over Seattle and San Jose.
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NFL strike tests season plan amid rookie camps
The NFL players strike, now in its third week, prompts talk of playing all 20 games. Jets coach Charley Winner says no directive from league yet, while Art Modell vows to field players regardless. Rookies, veterans, and team leaders meet at camps as negotiations stretch on.
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Memphis Favored Over Portland In WFL Televised Thrusday
Memphis is a 12 point favorite over Portland in the World Football League televised game Thursday night. Other odds listed include the Sun over Hawaii by 7, Chicago over Jacksonville by 7, Houston over Philadelphia by 5, Detroit over Florida by 3, and New Orleans over Birmingham. Odds posted by Harrah's on WFL games mark the first listing.
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Birdie saves Sharon Miller to win LPGA event in Ohio
Sharon Miller rallied after a late two shot lead loss with a 20-foot birdie on the final hole to win the $40,000 Borden LPGA Classic at Riviera Country Club in Columbus. Miller tied with Jayce Kazmierski and Carol Mann at 211, edging Kazmierski by one stroke as others finished behind. Miller previously led after round one and had back-to-back three putts near the end before clinching the title and $5,700 prize.
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