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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1975

Page

9

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.

Medinah Tom Watson Watson U.S. Golf Association Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino Merry Mex Pat Fitzsimons Wayne Levi Herkimer Don Allen Rochester Levi Oswego State Allen Nicklaus The Golden Bear Sammy Snead Fred Chars Ben Crersnaw Amine Reid Jerry MeCse Terry Duil Tsford Moror Jim Wiechers Af Om Colbert Lee Treving Orvitte Moody Peter Oosterhurs Dave Newavist Grier Jones Bobby Waizel John Nelsort Aday Hans Kragert Frank Beard Drue Johnson Fois Doe Tnman Claude Harmon Jr Dick Rhyan Ada Robert Bryant Jeery Heard Froa Wanigier Arnold Paltier Mark Wi Kurt Co Lynn Janson Tommy Aaron Charter Issured Kermit Zariey Wayne Lev Gary Robinses Larry Hinson Frank Conner Tag Sian Thirs al Geiberger Va Rives McBi John Manattey Doug Baizict a-Dan Allert Ris Massenguie Hale Irwin al Chandier Ped Lance Tenbroeck Steve Graves Aailler Barber Dim Masseria Boo Goalby Chuck Courtney Dave Stockran Pau Rodgers Tom Welskent Tom Mullinax Eddie Pearce Gam Snead Bob Zender Buddy Allie Pae Homera Blancas Lou Graham Tit Lanny Wadwies Bill Garrett Mike Reasor Bruce Lhrrke Amy North Bane Hiss Johnny Miller Ftdattan Wally Armstrong Bob Nieberding Don Larry Ziegler David Granam Tom Kite Gary Gron Lyn Lot Grody Gubert Baty Érobr Ray Floyd Foe Nate Stars George Johnson Bob Panasiuk Chock Hart Roy Pace Bob Murphy Bert Yarcey Trtz Gene Littler Douglas Stevfen Marty Pleckman Scott Hoch John §Chlee Bop Augustine Forrest Ferler Steve Melyk Arry Small Tom Shaw Jack Conninly Artie McNickie Carlton Waite Lome Garcia JC. Snead Denverson Bob Smith Bill Campbell Bob Stanton Roi Smith Jerry Pate Dean Ling Beau Baugh Arne Donka Jack Eveing Lane Fowler Ed Sneve Fay Eowarcs Julius Boros MM. Hebend Aine Ferchicn Antke Kadlian Any Jacktin Tom Merties Andy Nusbaum Dewitt Weaver Jim Jackson Ron Gerrudo Reo Corl Dire Searcy Art Silverstrone A Dim Kqoli Danny Edwards Tom Cannell Charles Caudy Robert Hirschman

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.

Medinah Ill Byron Nelson Tom Weiskopf Nelson Weiskopf Tom Jack Nicklaus

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.

Oakland Oakland A Reggie Jackson Vida Blue Kansas City Royals Jackson Coliseum Blue Oakland A’s

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.

Canandaigua N.Y Artis Lane Ron Fletcher Aposing Minute Finger Lakes

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.

New York Yankee Pat Gitlick Chiefs Tribe Chicago White Sox Hugh Yancy Syracuse Gillick Yancy American Association RBI Loren Babe Denver Sarasota Fla A.A White Sox Yalley Sox Kerry Dineen Yanks Dineen Pinstripers Oneonta Snyder

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.

Mod Nahorodny Schneck Santana Nahbridiny Dud Hatin Mad Hens Simpson Andrews McGrew Mud Hens Guidry Kammeyer Clark Castle Chiefs Bernhardt Deidel Kenney Bannister Johnson Fritz Bannister Mud Hens Purtle Jin Helder Andrews Fritz Sehneck Friz Sehneck Chiefs Castle Homored Reidel Newman Reaney Paul Hill Shupe Molush McGregor Pichardo Keaney Chiefs Bladt Fielder Widier

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.

Wayne Kirby Simpson Wayne Kirby Simson Cincinnati Simpson Chiefs MacArthur Stadium Philadelphia Phillies Toledo Tribe Jim Deidel Syracuse Rochester Tidewater Tides Thruway Rick Sawyer Larry Kiser MacArthur Mike Pazik Pawtucket Jim Burton Boston Wayne Simpson

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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