Singleton wins hot Ohio Women’s Amateur with 35 holes
Oberlin’s Vicki Singleton defeats Jackie Bertsch in scorching conditions at Brook Country Club. Singleton led from the 9th hole, closed with a near ace on 34, and posted 2 over par 139 to Bertsch’s 8 over 145 as the final 17 holes stretched under around 100 degree heat.
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Vicki Singleton
Ohio
Jackie Bertsch
Oberlin
Singleton
Brook Country Club
Arizona State
Bertsch
Ther Vicks
Vicki
Plum Brook
Huron
Dave Zapotosky
Rangers sweep Indians in Dallas doubleheader, first home sweep since 1974
Bert Blyleven joked about sight runs after Texas beat Cleveland 8-3 in the opener. The Rangers then routed the Tribe 8-1 in the nightcap, earning their first home doubleheader sweep since June 1974. Juan Beniquez and Jim Sundberg drove in two runs in the opener, Blyleven notching his third win and his 10th complete game. Toby Harrah hit a pair of two-run homers in the nightcap as Nelson Bailes worked four scoreless innings in relief.
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Arlington. Tex
Bert Blyleven
Cleveland
Rangers
Indians
Ranger
Tribe
Juan Beniquez
Jim Sundberg
Blyleven
Toby Harrah
Nelson Bailes
Bull Hunter
Barker
Briles
Hunter
Jim Bibby
RBI
Willie Horton
Harrah
Pat Dobson
Tom Buskey
Bert Campaneris
Frank Duffy
Texas
Mike Hargrove
Washington
Rangers Beat Indians as Blyleven Struggles with Support
In a split doubleheader, Bert Blyleven pitched well but received little run support as Texas toppled Cleveland 8-7 in the opener before Jim Bibby faltered. Barker held the line for Cleveland in relief, while Harrah homered for the Indians and Washington delivered key hits for Texas.
Browns face rugged 1977 schedule with optimistic camp
Cleveland coach Forrest Gregg expects healthier competition across the offense and defense as the Browns open camp at Kent State. Quarterback Brian Sipe competes to solidify the job after guiding Cleveland to a strong finish last season. Returning backs Cleo Miller and Greg Pruitt anchor the ground game while Warfield and Rucker pace the receiving corps and a veteran defense eyes key playmakers.
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Kent State University
Browns
Forrest Gregg
Mike Phipps
Brian Sipe
Phipps
Sipe
Cleo Miller
Greg Pruitt
Miller
Pruitt
Mike Pruitt
Larry Poole
Trivisonno Wins Ohio Amateur With 283 Four-Under
Glenn Apple finishes second at Jack Nicklaus Golf Center as Gary Trivisonno, 20, defends Ohio Amateur glory with a 283 total. Metcalfe, Guarasci, Jones, and Schenk claim top five in a tight four round event. Trivisonno credits early rounds and late birdies, including a 30-foot chip and a sand-wedge birdie.
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Kings Mill
UPI
Mayfield Heights
Gary Trivisonno
Ohio
Teve
Jack Nicklaus Golf Center
Ani
Taylor Metcalfe
Trivisonno
Alabama
Glenn Apple
Olmsted Falls
Cincinnati
Metcalfe
Ludwig Schenk
Mansfield
Ralph Ballenger
Columbus
Rick Jones
Final results of 71st Ohio Amateur Championship final
The report lists the final results after yesterday's fourth round at the Garnaly course on the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center in Mason Ohio. It notes scores for the men's amateur final but lacks complete standings and player names due to OCR issues.
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Mason
Jack Nicklas
Garnaly
Browns induct Gregg among five for Hall of Fame
Browns coach Gregg joins five nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement in Canton on July 30. Induction honors go to Frank Gifford Gale Sayers Bart Starr and Bill Willis with presentations by Mara Halas Moseley and others. Mrs Lombardi will present Gregg and has attended past ceremonies.
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Cleveland Browns
Forrest Gregg
Gregg
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Marie Lombardi
Frank Gifford
Gale Sayers
Bart Starr
Bill Willis Gifford
New York Giants
Wellington Mara
Giants
Frank
Savers
University of Kansas
Chicago Bears
Mer
Bears
George Halas
Gale
Starr
Packers
NFU
Montgomery
Ala
Lanier
Bill Moseley
Willis
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Ohio State
Browns
Lombardi
Manalapan
Fla
Nicklaus leads Pleasant Valley to share of round two
Jack Nicklaus rebounded after a major with a 67 to join Ray Floyd and Rod Carl at 135 atop the Pleasant Valley Golf Classic leaderboard. Morris Hatalsky and NZ’s Jon Lister shot 66 and 67 respectively to stay within one of the leaders amid hot humid conditions. In other sports news, Jord was named coach and GM of the Chicago Black Hawks, succeeding Billy Reay who was fired midseason. Ivan remains VP and assistant to the president.
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Paite
Valley Country Club
Ray Floyd
Rod Carl
Floyd
Carla
Morris Hatalsky
Jonn Lister
New Zealand
Lister
Hatalsky
Jord
Los Kings
Wednesday
Chicago Black Hawks
Patford
Billy Reay
Hawks
Tommy Ivan
Ivan
The
Black Hawks
Willam Wirt
Chicago
UPI
Bob Pal
Angeles
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