Amateur's 67 leads US Open after first round
Mike Reid, 21, amateur from Brigham Young University, shot a three-under 67 at the Atlanta Athletic Club to take a three-shot lead in the 76th U S Open. The day featured widespread frustration over course conditions with players like Arnold Palmer and Ray Floyd among those upset, while the rookie Reid remained unfazed and atop a crowded field.
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Godfrey strikes out nine as Glenville blanks BBG 6-1
In Clarksburg at Summit Park Glenville pitcher Pete Godfrey struck out nine Blueville batters as Glenville beat Blueville Bank 6-1 in a Greater Clarksburg Softball League game. Blueville managed five hits and could not muster extra base hits, dropping BBG into a first place tie with Glenville.
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Kingman's 1-0 homer sinks Dodgers in slugger slump
Kingman belted his 23rd homer driving in the only run as the Mets edged the Dodgers 1-0. He noted a troubling .240 average and lingering strikeouts despite a late surge at home, with Hough charged the loss after a knuckler gone wrong.
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Amateur Mike Reid Leads Open After First Round
In Duluth Georgia amateur Mike Reid carded a three over par 87 to sit three strokes ahead of John Mahattey Ray Flago Rod Funseth and Rik Massengale after round one of the United States Open Golf championship. In Hyannis Massachusetts the NBA expanded by four teams.
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