Butcher Eliminated From State Women's Amateur Tourney
Hamilton Central New York's Patti Butcher fell 1 up to Mary Ann Widman in the semifinal at Seven Oaks, ending her bid in the New York State Women's Amateur championship. Widman then faced Jamie DeWeese in a rematch of last year's final as DeWeese beat Dottie Pepper 3 and 2 in the other semifinal.
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Ives Hill
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Dottie Pepper
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Duke
No. 14
Long
No. 15
Wideman
No. 17
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Burdick Names Sports Editor On Saturday Page
Arnie Burdick, the executive sports editor, is listed with a contact number 470-2208 for the Saturday, July 16, 1983, B-1 page. The entry presents byline and page placement details for the newspaper section.
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Arnie Burdick
Trevino Aims For Another Major At Royal Birkdale
Lee Trevino, 43, shot 66 in the British Open second round to reach 135, one behind Stadler and tied with Watson for second. Stadler led with 64 first round, while Watson, Faldo, Irwin and others trail. Trevino, defending twice before, said he can win and boasts a strong front nine and improved putting, amid shifting wind at Royal Birkdale.
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England
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Tom Watson
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Royal Birkdale Golf Club
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Bill Rogers
Raymond Floyd
Terry Gale
Denis Durnian
Manchester
Durnian
Bernhard Langer
West Germany
Hal Sutton
Andy Bean
Graham Marsh
Jack Nicklaus
Seve Ballesteros
Trevino
Trevina
Royal Birkdale
Stadier
Vandals damage sixth green at Royal Birkdale in Open
Early morning vandalism cratered the sixth green at Royal Birkdale, delaying the British Open third round by 20 minutes. Local rules allowed putting moves on the damaged area as officials assessed the site. A protest group claimed responsibility from London as the extent of damage was being evaluated.
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England
Royal Birkdale Club Links
London
Dennis Kelly
Cancellation controversy over Spinks Muhammad title fight
The cancellation of the Spinks Muhammad light heavyweight title bout may cost Spinks $1 million and threaten Muhammad's career. Promoter Butch Lewis called the challenger camp chaotic as weight issues and late demands led to a non title bout being scrapped. A commission suspension of Muhammad and fallout from a heated press conference followed the event.
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Michael Spinks
Eddie Mustafa Muhammad
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Muhammad
Butch Lewis
D.C
Lewis
Dwight Braxton
Wali Muhammad
Michael
Eddie
Muham
Mad
Blue Jays stay hot with late rally over White Sox
The Toronto Blue Jays rallied from a one-run deficit in the ninth inning to beat the Chicago White Sox 4-2. Dave Collins lined a decisive single after Jorge Orta reached and Lloyd Moseby doubled, preserving Toronto’s strong post All-Star run.
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Tony Armas
Dwight Evans
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Texas
Winfield
New York
Baylor
Rick Honeycutt
Dave Righetti
Yankee Stadium
Rich Gossage
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