Death on the 15th Green headlines a grim U S Open scare
A prank phone call warned the FBI of an assassination plot against Hubert Green during the final round at Southern Hills. USGA officials, security chiefs, and police prepared as Green continued play, with ABC TV screening the gallery. No incident occurred. The episode reflects a society desensitized to violence and spectacle.
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Connors Skips Wimbledon Parade Angers Fans at Centenary
Wimbledon opened with Jimmy Connors, world No 1 and top seed, absent from the Parade of Champions drawing sharp criticism. The American champ offered no apology, while security for the centenary ceremonies honored 43 champions, including Elizabeth Ryan on crutches. Connors later resumed practice on an outside court as others began first-round play.
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Discontented Kaat stops Reds in Philly rout
Jim Kaat, feeling unwanted by the Phillies, delivered a season highlight with a complete game 10 4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. He overcame earlier doubts, benefited from offensive support including Schmidt's 16th homer, and credited a bullpen talk with renewed confidence.
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Gossage seals Pirates win with save over Padres
Pirates snap seven game skid beating San Diego 5 3 as Rich Gossage earns his 11th save after Phil Garner homered. Kent Tekulve wins. Bill Almon errors fuel three unearned Padres runs. Garner and Taveras pace Pittsburgh with two hits each.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Report
Major League batting leaders include Trillo Chi 364 and Parker Poh 361 with Luzingki Phi 34. Run leaders Winfield SD 55 and Smith LA 54. RBIs lead Bur roughs Att 56, Foster Cin 55, Cey LA 55. HITS feature Parker Poh 91 and Griffey Cin 85. Rose Cin 90 and Garvey LA 80. Doubles show Cromble Ma 22 and Reitz SIL 22. trip lists and pitching leaders noted with Rau LA 61 decisions and Rogers NY strikeouts 94.
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Hunters and Pitcher win Harman Invitational golf titles
Bud Hunter captures low net with 71 earning a 150 gift. Dave Pitcher takes low gross with 70. Dick Hathaway and Larry Reed finish second and third in low net. Dave Altizer and John Geise top the low gross runners-up. Additional prizes go to longest drives and closest to pin winners across holes 2 to 18.
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Baseball at a Glance West and East Standings with Results
National League and American League standings update with teams Chicago Philadelphia New York Los Angeles Montreal and others atop divisions. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules show Houston Montreal Cincinnati Philadelphia Atlanta New York Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco St Louis Los Angeles results and upcoming games noting weather rain delays and doubleheaders.
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