Graham's steady round echoes Hogan in Open triumph
Australian golfer David Graham captured the U S Open at Merion with a 273 total, finishing one stroke behind the Open record. The quiet, precise champion matched Hogan in stature and temperament, with Jack Nicklaus as his idol and his family relocating to Dallas as he plans to play in America long term.
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Graham's accuracy proves Open title in 81st U S Open
Australian pro David Graham overcame a three stroke deficit at Merion to win the 81st United States Open by three strokes finishing 72 holes at 273 three under par. He played all 18 greens in regulation with four birdies and one bogey, surpassing Burns and Rogers.
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Rain Cancels Final Round At SIGA Tournament
Heavy morning rain washed out the final round of the 60th Annual SIGA event at Franklin County Country Club. Bill Blewett led after two rounds with a 68 and captured the championship by one stroke over Randy Lewis Jr. in an 18 hole finish.
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Carner repeats as Lady Keystone Open champion
JoAnne Carner shot a 13 under par 203 to win the Lady Keystone Open at Hershey Country Club West Course, earning $18,750 and moving to the top of the LPGA money list. She tied for lead entering the final round and finished with seven birdies and one bogey, saying the win could help her Hall of Fame case. Barbara Bunkowski and Florida State held off Georgia to win the national team title, with Terri Moody of Georgia taking the individual crown after a playoff with Patti Rizzo.
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Players association to launch another suit over broadcasts
The players union plans to sue management and cable companies in U S District Court to gain a share of revenue from telecast games as the strike nears its 13th day. Negotiations had stalled with no resumption planned amid mutual hardening positions.
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De Soto Tourney Resumes With Evening Double Elimination
The De Soto Homecoming men's fast pitch softball tournament resumes after a Sunday rainout. Transcraft meets Mills at 7 p.m. and the winner faces undefeated Southern Illinois Anixter Raiders at 8:30 p.m. Anixter needs one win to clinch the championship.
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