Watson Opens Lead in Fast-Changing U S Open Round
Tom Watson bolted to a three-stroke lead at Medinah after a 35-minute rain delay. He posted a 36-hole total of 135, matching the Open halfway record, as Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus chased amidst fluctuating scoring and player cut lines.
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Nelson on Weiskopf Self Discipline Key to Success
Byron Nelson says Tom Weiskopf lacks discipline but has a great swing and potential. At the U S Open site Weiskopf protested a ruling on a bad lie, shot a four over par 75, and missed a tap in on the last green. Nelson credits discipline as essential and expects Weiskopf to improve and become a great champion.
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Jackson Blue Escorted After Telephoned Threat at Coliseum
Oakland A's outfielder Reggie Jackson and pitcher Vida Blue were escorted to their cars by security after a telephoned threat against their lives following a game with the Kansas City Royals. Police said they had no further comment and were unaware of any additional threats.
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Artis Lane Wins Big at Canandaigua Feature Race
Artis Lane a four year old bay gelding ridden by Ron Fletcher won the feature at Fin ger Lakes Race Track by eight lengths over Aposing Minute in the $1 900 race.
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Hugh Yancy to Join Tribe in Major League Shuffle
New York Yankee farm boss Pat Gillick eyed needed reinforcements as Chicago White Sox optioned infielder Hugh Yancy to Syracuse. Yancy, 25, a righty batter, tops AA RBI lists with Loren Babe's Denver club and is expected to join the Tribe by Tuesday. Kerry Dineen also back for paperwork as Yankee injuries complicate roster moves.
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Chiefs Rally Inning by Inning Defeats Mud Hens In Scrappy Tilt
Nahorodny and Santana spark a back and forth scoring spree as the Chiefs capitalize on miscues. Simultaneous rallies produce tied and go ahead runs with Castle, Bernhardt, and Fritz driving key hits. Mud Hens threaten late but fall short as Deidel and Reaney contribute late-inning offense.
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Simpson no-hitter fuels Chiefs split with Hens at MacArthur
Wayne Simpson spun a seven inning no-hitter in the opener as Toledo split a twinbill with Syracuse at MacArthur Stadium. The Chiefs won 5-4 in the nightcap after a seventh inning rally, while Toledo clung to second place in the International League pennant chase near Rochester.
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Pele Hurt As Fans Storm Field At Boston Game
Pele, star of the New York Cosmos, was mobbed by fans at Nickerson Field during a NASL match against the Boston Minutemen. He appeared to score a tying goal but left with a knee and ankle injury after police cleared the crowd. The Minutemen won 2 1 in double overtime.
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