Norman Opens Canadian Open lead at Glen Abbey
Greg Norman held a three shot halfway lead at the Canadian Open after a 68 to finish 36 holes at 135. Larry Mize and Curtis Strange sat two strokes back at 138 as Norman eyes a second Open title.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1985
Page
2
Greg Norman held a three shot halfway lead at the Canadian Open after a 68 to finish 36 holes at 135. Larry Mize and Curtis Strange sat two strokes back at 138 as Norman eyes a second Open title.
Across leagues American and National, players were suspended, activated, or moved between teams and minor leagues. Notable actions include George Bell of Toronto suspended for two games, Darrell Miller reactivated by the Angels, John Grubb placed on the disabled list by Detroit, Scot Madison promoted from Nashville, Rick Wait called up by Milwaukee, Dave Huppert moved to Vancouver, Larry Parrott placed on the 15 day disabled list by Texas, George Wright called up from Oklahoma City, Jolotimaon designated hitter moved to the 21 day disabled list, Lu Leal optioned to Syracuse, Milt Thom called up by Atlanta, Ward Cox named marketing director for TAMM THRILLERS, Me Jones signed by Miami Dolphins, and Winthrop College announcing Head Coach Field Gordon’s resignation effective end of 1985 season.
Uncertain results at Wimbledon feature seedups in singles and doubles. Notable names include Curren, Connors, and McEnroe. Mixed results in women’s and doubles events hint at shifting tides, with semifinals and upcoming finals shaping the week at Earl’s Court.
Oberlin Rec Center and Brunswick battled to a 6 6 deadlock after nine innings in a darkness suspended Class AAA contest. Jeff White drove in a run with a double and Brad Haney later homered as Oberlin rallied. Brunswick threatened in the bottom of the ninth but Oberlin finished strong to preserve the tie. The game suspension leaves final outcome undecided with Oberlin set to play Hollo Builders Sunday at Strongsville High School.
Puppet Speed, a 6-year-old son of Puppet, cruised to a 1 length victory in Northfield’s fourth race on a muddy surface. Palmed by Palmer of Sheffield Lake with Bill Irvine driving, the horse beat Tom The Bomb and Ideal Breeze as part of a multi-race card featuring dead heats and large Big Triple payoffs. Attendance reached 2,736 as the program highlighted simulcast action from Green wood Raceway and the North America Cup.
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