Victory lane for Evans and Jarzombek in weekend comebacks
Richi Evans and Charlie Jarzombek, celebrated drivers from Rome and Long Island, bounced back from injuries and family illnesses to win races at Stafford, Riverside Park Speedway in Springfield, and Islip, maintaining top form in the NASCAR modified circuit. Other Friday and Sunday shows across Brewerton, Spencer, Rolling Wheels, and Utica Rome featured notable wins by George Kent, Alan Johnson, Tom Williams, Jack Johnson, Lenny Boyd, and Mike McLaughlin, with weather causing several rainouts across the Empire State.
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Alan Johnson
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LPGA winner credits hubby for push to stay
Reynolds entered the final round as the third‑round leader while Sally Little, winner of three tournaments this year, trailed by two. Little withdrew after 10 holes in the fourth round due to back and hip injuries. Kathy Whitworth and Amy Alcott finished four strokes back at 289 after carding 72 and 73 respectively.
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Stadler Captures Kemper Open With Record 270
Craig Stadler wins the Kemper Open at Congressional CC in Bethesda with a 10 under par 270, earning $72,000 and finishing six shots ahead of Tom Watson and Tom Weiskopf. A spectator helped resolve a late ball foul after Stadler misplaced his drive on the 18th, allowing a drop without penalty. Stadler’s season total reaches $146,452 and career earnings $535,272.
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Meyer says today's athletes far outshine past stars
Meyer at a church dinner contrasted modern college athletes with legends like George Mikan and Mark Aguirre. He cited improved performance across sports, noting high school records being surpassed by today’s stars in track and swimming and basketball alike.
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Pete Rose eyes Musial hit record in Big League spotlight
Pete Rose, chasing Stan Musial’s 3,630 career hits, extended his pursuit with two hits in a 6-1 win over the Cardinals and needs 15 more to break the mark. The Phillies star remains center stage as national eyes focus on his milestone.
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