Green leads U S Open midrounds as others lurk behind
Hubert Green holds a one shot lead at 4 under 136 after two rounds at Southern Hills with a 67. Terry Diehl 68 and Tom Purtzer 69 are one and two behind, while stars like Nicklaus Palmer and Weiskopf sit in a tie for 139 to 142 as the field narrows toward Sunday.
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Smith misses US Open cut in final holes at Tulsa
Charlie Smith failed to reach the US Open cut at Southern Hills Country Club after a bogey and a double bogey on the last two holes left him four strokes short. He shot 34 71 75 for a two day total of 151 and said he needed a birdie on 17 but gambled and lost before 18.
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Beer Night Thundering Win Nets Indians 8 5 Over Tigers
Cleveland rides a late surge to beat Detroit 8 5 in 12 innings led by Andre Thornton who homered twice and drove in three. Thornton’s key blows, plus Hood and Kern silencing the Tigers, spark a rally from a 5 1 deficit as Billy Carter legends the first can kickoff a celebratory night.
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Seaver Debuts for Reds After Moving from Mets
Montreal welcomed Tom Seaver as he joined the Cincinnati Reds with a $225,000 annual salary after a bitter feud with Mets chairman M. Donald Grant. Seaver called it a transition as he faced the Montreal Expos, aiding a Reds surge toward the Dodgers, with teammate Joe Morgan declaring the move a win for the world’s best pitcher.
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Ohio Derby field forms at Thistledown Sunday
Oscar Dishman Jr. trains Silver Series who won the Hawthorne Derby and is among 12 entered in the $150000 Ohio Derby at Thistledown. Trainers discuss strategy and the race’s unpredictable pace with jockeys adapting to early speed and racing conditions.
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Cormorant Favorite in Oto Derby at NORTH RANDALL
NORTH RANDALL Cormorant is tabbed favorite for tomorrow's $150,088 Oto Derby with 5-2 odds. The top-weighted colt at 122 pounds has won the Jersey Derby Gotham and Shore Stakes and led early in the Preakness before finishing fourth. Courtly Haste is the third choice from the inside post. Only one Ohio bred, Big Zip, is entered. Post time for the first race is 1:230.
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