Weiskopf’s lead erodes in blistering Westchester heat
Tom Weiskopf struggled through extreme humidity and 104 degree heat at the Westchester Golf Championship in Harrison New York to a 72 round and a 201 total 15 under par. Pat Fitzsimons surged with a 66 to move within seven shots and stand second at 203. Gene Littler Julius Boros, Rod Funseth and Bruce Lietzke remained in contention as heat and crowds taxed players and spectators alike. Defending champ Johnny Miller also remained within range with a 71 for 214 halfway through the final day.
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Harrison
Tom Weiskopf
Pat Fitzsimons
Wesskopf
Rod Funseth
Lyn Lott
Bruce Livtzke
Lott
Funseth
Lietzke
Tom Watson
Mahaffey
Hale Irwin
Watson
Irwin
Johnny Miller
Josaman
Tom Wenskopt
Mike Hitt
Gene Littler
Bob Wenn
Julius Boros
Hake Devin
Brice Lietzke
Len Lott
Bob Stanton
Rod Paneth
Tommy Aaton
John Mahalley
Jim Dent
George Burns
Hale Trewin
Dale Douglasy
Art Wall
Andy North
Serge Cable
Phal Odgers
TFTA
Kk Massengale
Lionel Hobert
Dan Sikes
Mike Wend
David Graham
Don Bies
Gibbs Gilbert Fat
Dennis Meyer
Jim Colbert
Grier Jones
Fd Dougherts
Bob Dickson
Frank Heard
Ross Randell
Mark Hayes
Bob Erickson
Terri Dill
Gary Grab
Larry Ziegler
Homero Blancas Hata
Natl Collins
Bobby Walzel
Gardner Dickinson
Bob Charles
Noe
Former Amherst star Glenn Sullinger joins Lorain CC cross country
Glenn Sullinger, a three year letterman in cross country and track from Amherst Steel High, will run for Lorain County Community College's cross country this fall. He won the national high school two man ten mile relay with Peter Kummant, placed 15th in the 1974 junior AAU 10K, and was profiled in Runners World. He received the Grace Staden Award for excellence in distance running and will pursue civil engineering technologies this fall.
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Amherst Steel
Glenn Sullinger
Lorain County Community College
Sullinger
Peter Kummant
Grace Staden
Sahlman wins at Cedar Point Grand National
UPE reports Hal Sahlman of Boca Raton Florida won the 1975 Strol's Grand National offshore race at Cedar Point near Sandusky. Sandy Satullo of Cleveland placed second in the US National Offshore Championship as Pete Smith of Detroit won the Production class and Sammy James of Milan blew an engine early. Sahlman set a Cedar Point track speed record and led a competitive field despite a blown engine ending Billy Martin’s run.
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UPE
Hal Sahlman
Boca Raton
Fla
Cedar Point
Sandy Satullo
Cleveland
Pete Smith
Detroit
Sahlman
Billy Martin
Satullo
Martin
Sammy James
Mile
Hal
Sahiman
James
Vanda
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