Watson shelves go for broke style for US Open
Watson aims to control his aggressive game at the US Open starting Thursday at Cherry Hills. The 1977 Player of the Year and 1978 leading money-winner seeks his first US Open title, eyeing consistency off the tee and avoiding mental mistakes in the demanding Open setup.
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Honors shower Unseld after NBA title win
Wes Unseld led the Washington Bullets to their first championship in 1978, earning MVP honors after tough playoff runs. The 6'7" center delivered clutch plays, including late free throws, and received trophies from Sport Magazine and Tiffany while weighing his future as a free agent.
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Parker 4th in Golden West post season meet
Roswell runner Joe Parker finished fourth in Sacramento in the Golden West Invitational 440 yard dash. He blamed lane 9 for slowing him. his time 48.6 followed a 47.2 season best earlier this spring. Parker, bound for UCLA, will skip Chicago meet to train for an Olympic camp in Colorado Springs in July.
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Versatile Dutch Team Leads World Cup Play
In Buenos Aires Enzo Bearzot, Italy’s manager, says the Dutch could win the World Cup. He praises Holland as the No 1 in their group and notes their ability to attack or slow the game to control it. Italy, Holland, and West Germany are cited as contenders.
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Carew Eyes Trade From Minnesota
Baseball star Rod Carew may be traded before the June 15 deadline, with five preferred destinations listed: California, Texas, Kansas City, the New York Yankees, and Boston. The Twins seek a World Series run, while other clubs are viewed as stronger contenders.
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Holtzman Makes Cubs Debut Save in 3-2 Win
Ken Holtzman, back with the Cubs after a Yankees stint, pitched three innings to earn his first Cubs save. He teamed with Rick Reuschel on a four hitter as Chicago beat the Reds 3-2. Holtzman relieved Reuschel in the seventh after arm stiffness and gave up two runs including a George Foster homer.
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