Watson Quietly Clinches British Open at Troon Like Nicklaus
Tom Watson, relaxed and calculating, wins his fourth British Open in Scotland, matching a Nicklaus style. The victory caps a string of majors, with Watson now holding seven majors and sharing bold confidence about handling pressure. He emphasizes character over technique, citing links golf as the proving ground. His wife Linda watches as he finishes with a measured, two under par 70 final round.
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Payne Stewart Wins Quad Cities Open in Knickers
Payne Stewart claims the Quad Cities Open title at Oakwood Country Club amid heavy rain delays. He shoots 268 total to finish 12 under, two strokes ahead of Brad Bryant and Pat McGowan, earning $36,000 and PGA Championship Masters spots. Stewart’s knickers become his trademark as he thrives on late surges and clutch putts, including a 35-footer at 17. Bryant praises his day-long precision.
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Italian Franch Ancini wins Yugoslav Grand Prix lead
World bike leader Franco Ancini won the Yugoslav Grand Prix in Rijeka Yugoslavia on a Works Suzuki to extend his world championship lead to 20 points. Barry Sheene finished third on a Yamaha behind teammate Greame Crosby, moving into second overall.
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Little claims Indy LPGA title to top money list
Sally Little, a 30 year old South African, won the Indianapolis LPGA tournament by five strokes over Beth Daniel, tying the course record at Country Club of Indianapolis and pushing her season earnings past Sandra Haynie and JoAnne Carner to lead the money list.
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Soviet fencer Smirnov injured eye at Rome championships
In Rome at the World Fencing Championships a West German fencer struck Smirnov’s mask, piercing his left eye. Vladimir Smirnov, a world champion and two time Olympic champion, was seriously wounded as the incident halted competition.
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First Gay Debutante Aims Third Win In Row
Bud's Vernon View highlights a strong harness card with multiple contenders. Notable names include Keystone Bandit Miss Royal Vic and Marcella Hanover as likely factors, while Tuna and Marcella Hanover feature among tonight's wagers. A feed bag note reports a small win parlay and a $5 win wager on Marcella Hanover in the eighth race.
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Mystic Park's late surge in Vernon Gold Cup field hopes
Mystic Park led by Little League and Jazz Cosmos in the heat and, despite a brush with his father Billy Haughton in the stretch, pushed toward victory. Haughton credited wheel contact for the near win, while Incredible Nevele's Garnsey faced unusual sulky troubles. Yonkers Trot cap and Meadowlands prep loom as Arndon and Speed Bowl skip the half mile.
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Journey At Sea wins Swaps Stakes at Hollywood Park
Journey At Sea led from start to finish to capture the $158,800 Swaps Stakes at Hollywood Park with jockey Chris McCarron aboard. The 3 year old carried 120 pounds in 2 00 15 over 1 1/16 miles, three lengths ahead of West Coast Native. Cassaleria and other rivals followed. Trainer Ross Fenstermaker expressed relief after a pressure-filled week as the colt targets Del Mar and a Derby bid.
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