Elder earns significant Westchester win in Westchester Classic
Lee Elder, at 44, described his four under par 67 as the best golf of his life as he won the Westchester Classic by one stroke. The victory, worth 60 000 dollars, earns him a World Series of Golf berth and strengthens his Ryder Cup prospects. Mark Hayes finished second at 275, with Green and Kratzert at 276 and a group tied at 278.
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Harrison
N.Y
Lee Elder
Elder
Pensacola
Fla
Akron
Ohio
United States
Mark Hayes
Hubert Green
Bill Kratzert
Dave Stockton
Gibby Gilbert
Bob Murphy
Alan Tapie
Dave Eiihelberger
Tapie
Gilbert
Eichelberger
Murphy
Angelo Dundee
Gene Kilroy
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ali
Bandini Brown
Lloyd Wells
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
Orson
Orson Welles
Ali Kept In Strict First Class Style For Spinks Bout
Will Grimsley details Muhammad Ali’s lavish training camp at Deer Lake Pennsylvania for his September 15 return match with Leon Spinks. A 20-member entourage handles oiling, gloves, mirror work, security, videotaping, cooking and logistics while Ali critiques himself on screen, readying for the New Orleans bout.
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Will Grimsley
Deer Lake
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Leon Spinks
New Orleans
Poconos
U S Women Top German Swimmers at World Championships
The United States women dominated the Berlin event beating East Germany in the 400 meter medley relay as Tracy Caulkins set a world record in the individual medley and helped three American golds on opening finals day. Pennington and Caulkins led a strong medley relay win while Caulkins and teammates shattered East German hopes.
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Berlin
East Germany
Andrea Pollack
Tracy Caulkins
Nashville
Tenn
Mary-Joan Pennington
Madison
Caulkins
Taiwan Wins Fifth Consecutive Big-Little Title
Taiwan swept the Big-Little League World Series, edging Tampa 4 in 13 innings. Vince Ferlita slugged a seventh inning homer to force extra, then Cheng Hsin Sheng homered in the 13th as Taiwan broke the deadlock with a sequence of hits and a squeeze bunt.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Taiwan
Tampa
Vince Ferlita
Randy Lopez
Cheng Hsin Sheng
Post wins LPGA event in Dearborn playoff shocker
Sandra Post of Canada ends a decade of near-misses to win the $150,000 LPGA event at Dearborn Country Club in a sudden-death playoff against Kathy Whitworth and Pat Meyers. Post birdied the 11th to stay in, then holed a 15-foot birdie on the 11th in playoff. Whitworth, 39, sought a 25-foot birdie to extend the playoff.
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Detroit
Sandra Post
Kathy Whitworth
Post
Dearborn Country Club
Whitworth
Pat Meyers
Richardson
Texas
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Little
Jack Nicklaus
John Mahaffey
Andy North
AP Photo Westchester Golf
U.S
Ulrike Tauber
Bill Forrester
Auburn
Ala
Ambrose
Gaines
Winter Haven
Russia
Sergey Kopliakov
Irina Kalinina
Cynthia Potter
Dallas
Williamson Co
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Atrium
Strotlar
Raymond Stotlar Lumber CO
Hi-Way
Carbondale
Gixo
Placie
North Tenth Street
Town & Country Village
MT. Vernon
Illinois
Marion
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