Kite picks Trevino as Memphis Classic threat
Tom Kite shot 67 to take the first round lead in the Memphis Golf Classic with Lee Trevino predicted as a major challenger. Trevino, defending champion, battled heat and a poison oak case through a 70 teeing off under near 95 degree temperatures. Larry Ziegler closed strong with 68 to sit two back. a group at 69 includes Jerry Pate Curtis Strange Scout Simpson and Jon Chaffee.
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Lee Trevino
Danny Thomas
Memphis
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Larry Ziegler
Jerry Pate
Curtis Strange
Scout Simpson
Jon Chaffee
Five tie for first after round one at Rochester LPGA
Lenore Muraoka tied atop the leaderboard with a 3 under 70 card at Locust Hill. Sandra Post advised ignoring red numbers as Jan Stephenson Pat Bradley and HB Duntz also posted 70s while Haynie Lopez-Melton and others followed. Stephenson blamed a wet bag and a bogey on a late miscue.
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Muragka
Honolulu
Jan Stephenson
Pat Bradley
HB. Duntz
Kathy Martin
Sandra Haynie
Pat Meyers
Clifford Ann Creed
Patty Hayes
Alice Miller
Jeannette Kerr
Myra van Hoose
Judy Clark
Marlene Floyd
Hiking N Rides To Possible Win In First Race
In Vernon View card Bud’s group eyes Hiking N in First with Armbro Aura third and Best Record sixth. Betting notes suggest Peterson Glamour flat and others like Star Hat and Northwood Net also in the mix as steers aim for better form and a payoff tonight.
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Sharpies Ranger
Rick Baker
Shah
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Bill Gane Brooks
Armbro Aura
Arly
Effie Collins
Star
Robins Jackpot Bean
Ready
Francis Hanoverdue
Clara
Gary Gibson
Keystone Pursuit
Syfflo Speedwind
Bligh Street
Oregon
Northwood Net
Lady Minnie
April
Jack Bailey
Paper Drive
Professor White
Grever
Sam
Miss Meadow
June
Parlay
Vernon Selections Winners Last Night
Vernon selections show Adios Blazey and Yolo taking top spots while Nelson Sarnel earns a smaller payoff at four dollars sixty. Odds and payouts reflect a night of tight finishes and steady betting.
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Adios
Blazey Yolo
BU — Nelson Sarnel
Bailey nets rich win in Roosevelt Stakes for 3-year-old fillies
Bailey trains Novella to win the first division of the New York Sires Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway as Hakan Wallner drives Dominant to victory in the second division. Novella paid odds of 5 3 20 2 80 while Sweet Marjoram and Crystal Fusion filled other positions. Dominant won by 2 1/4 lengths over Lori Song Kash with Easter Angel also placing in the show. Bailey returns to Vernon Downs tonight seeking further stakes glory in the final three races including Star, a standout 2-year-old.
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Downs
Wimbledon Upsets Shake Top Seeds In Men’s Draw
Dianne Fromholtz ousted as Claudia Pasquale defeats 11th seed. Kathy Rinaldi stopped at 14 by Pasquale. Borg tops Gehring in Swede half, McEnroe widens route amid upsets. Tanner falls to Kirkmayer while Borowiak and Amritraj win decisive five-setters.
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Australia
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Bjorn Borg
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Balasz Taroczy
Hungary
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Tony Giammalva
Jose Luis Clerc
Argentina
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Wojtek Fibak
Poland
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Vitas Gerulaitis
Connors
Roscoe Tanner
McEnnroe
Carlos Kirmayr
Jeff Borowiak
Brian Gottfried
Vijay Amritraj
India
Brian Teacher
Sugar Ray Leonard tops Kalule to claim two-division titles
Leonard Hearns retained power as Sugar Ray Leonard stopped Kalule at 2:59 of round nine, seizing world crowns in two divisions. The bout left Leonard at 30-1, with a planned welterweight unification against Hearns and future blocks against Benitez and Hagler. Cuevas then blasted Hansen in 1:20 of the first. Ayala and McCrory extended win streaks, Mihara stopped Dionisio in the fifth.
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Kalute
Carlos Berracal
Thcre
Sugar Ray
Henry Armstrong
Cuevas
Hearns
Hansen
Tony Ayala
Milton McCrory
Ayala
San Antonio
Jerry Cheatham
Phoenix
McCrory
Detroit
Tadashi Mihara
Japan
Ramon Dionisio
Philippines
NBC to air Leonard Kalule fight and Hearns Baez bout
NBC will present tape coverage of the Sugar Ray Leonard Ayub Kalule junior middleweight title bout on Sunday July 3 with the Hearns Pablo Baez WBA welterweight title fight and two additional bouts, replacing the major league baseball game of the week on Saturday July 4.
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Houston
National Broadcasting Company
Ayub Kalule
NBC
Thomas Hearns
Pablo Baez
Winner Hamburg Opt Filet of Sole Heal Kay Stone Sister
Winner Hamburg race at Puffalo featured Dancer driving to a 203.4 finish with payoffs of 4.20 and 2.80. Dream of Fame placed third as Pee Lengihs led early and Stankey Dancer claimed the win amid uneven notes.
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Toski to Host Golf Clinic at Cazenovia Club Tomorrow
Bob Toski a renowned former PGA Tour star and leading golf instructor will conduct a 12:30 p.m. clinic at Cazenovia Golf Club tomorrow. He will tour the nine hole course with host Jay Catalano Belle Vue’s Jerry Steelsmith and club champion Bob Daggett. Tickets are 7.50 dollars and sold at the gate.
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PGA
Cazenovia Golf Club
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Golf Digest
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NSF stars to shine at the Festival track and field meet
Veteran Robinson leads the 800 meters as the No. 1 in the U S. He recalls his 1979 Pan Am victory over Alberto Lorena. In high jump Peacock Milton Goode Nat Page figure among top finishers with Page at 7 6 season best. Plucknett and Powell lead discus with Orrter as elder contender. Louganis tops divers field of 12 of 13 ranked U S divers. Additional names to be announced in July. Pittenger promises a helluva show.
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U.S
Alberto Juanlorena
Hand — Peacock
Milton Goode
Nat Page
Page
Plucknett
John Powell
Orrter
Louganis
Pittenger
Carl Lewis to skip National Sports Festival and World University Games
USOC officials express disappointment as track star Carl Lewis declines to participate in the NSF and the World University Games to focus on World Cup preparations in Italy. Coach John McKenzie confirms Lewis told South team aide Sonny Jolly he will miss both events. Public figures at NSF, including coordinator Bob Covey and director Baaran Pittenger, acknowledge the snub but stress the show will go on. Syracuse fans lose a chance to see the "next Jesse Owens" up close.
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Lewis
NSF
John McKenzie
Carl
Sonny Jolly
McKenzie
Jolly
WUG
Italy
USOC
Bob Covey
Baaran Pittenger
Syracuse
Jesse Owens
Kosciolek
Empire Games mat qualifiers at Liverpool High School
Open and Scholastic Division wrestling qualifiers for the 1981 Empire State Games will be held at Liverpool High School tomorrow and Sunday with weigh ins at 9 am both days. Open Division weights include 105.5 114.5 125.5 136.5 149.5 163 180.5 198 220 and unlimited. Scholastic includes 91 98 106 115 123 132 143 154 165 178 192 220 and heavyweight. There is no weight allowance on either day.
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Empire Games tryouts slated for Jamesville DeWitt High
Scholastic basketball tryouts for Empire Games hopefuls are planned for tomorrow at 1 PM at Jamesville DeWitt High School.
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Empire Games
Jamesville- DeWitt High School
Herschel Walker Receives Amateur Sports Achievement Award
Georgia back Herschel Walker, a 19 year old freshman All American, wins an amateur sports excellence award. He set an NCAA freshman record with 1,616 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns while finishing third in Heisman voting. He explains remains with Georgia to pursue pro dreams and Olympic competition for the United States.
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UPI
Georgia
Herschel Walker
Walker
United States
Briefs and Sports Notes From The Day
Franklin Edwards, the Philadelphia 76ers first round pick from Cleveland State, has been released from a local hospital after an allergic reaction to shellfish. Arlington Park stewards suspend jockey Beaney Feliciano from racing in Illinois for five years. Seattle Seahawks offer to their first round pick Kenny Fasley is so low he may join another team. The Baltimore Hockey Advocates stop pursuing an American Hockey League franchise for 1981-82. Fritz Buehning, 21, fined 1500 by Wimbledon for obscene gestures and verbal abuse toward spectators and umpire. Guy Brut, 1976 Olympic 110m hurdles champion of France, retires from international competition. The North American Masters track and field championships will be at Penn’s Franklin Field July 3-5.
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Arlington Park
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Tampa
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Seattle Seahawks
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Fritz Buehning
Short Hills
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France
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