Weiskopf Tops Golf Tour In Title Contention
Tom Weiskopf, 30, headlines the PGA circuit en route to Oakmont for the U S Open as a leading challenger alongside favorite Jack Nicklaus. Weiskopf has surged with recent victories and strong form ahead of America's premier golf championship.
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Mills Wins LPGA Championship at Pleasant Valley
Mary Mills, 33, captured the LPGA title at Pleasant Valley Country Club with a final 288 to win by two strokes over Betty Burfeindt. Burfeindt, 23, came within inches of forcing a playoff, finishing runner-up as Mills birdied the last five holes.
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Petty Wins Alamo 500 After Baker Breaks Down
Richard Petty, four time NASCAR champion, battles Buddy Baker at Texas World Speedway. A broken battery cable slows Baker, letting Petty surge to victory in the 214th lap. Darrell Waltrip takes second, Joe Frasson third, with Petty averaging 145.114 mph. The story also notes Le Mans results where Pescarolo and Larrousse win in Matra-Simca cars.
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The Yankees maintain sole lead in the AL East as Milwaukee wins three straight behind strong pitching from Jim Slaton and timely hitting from Bob Coluccio. Elsewhere, KC tops New York 7-4, Minnesota dominates Baltimore 11-4, Oakland shuts out Detroit 5-0, Boston trounces Texas 10-1, and Chicago-Sox split with Cleveland. Cubs win and White Sox rally fail to loosen the top spot.
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Koosman Sues Mets After Non Support Hurts Start
Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman laments lack of scoring as he drops a 4-0 decision to the Dodgers. He compares his trouble to Tom Seaver’s earlier drought, noting the team has produced little offense over recent games.
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