Kite Seeks Masters Triumph to End Doubted Consistency
Augusta AP Tom Kite has built one of golf’s strongest recent records with 25 top tens in 35 starts and major tour awards, yet few victories haunt him. He hopes a Masters win at Augusta National would quiet questions about his success and cement his status among golf’s leaders.
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Aiken pros pick Watson to win Masters
Aiken County club pros unanimously name Tom Watson as the Masters favorite. Sam Marsh Jim McNair Billy Ranges and Russ Flanders cite Watson on top with contenders including Jack Nicklaus Jerry Pate Hale Irwin and Bruce Lietzke among others.
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Winter Weather Delays Baseball Openers Across Leagues
Opening day struggles with cold, snow and postponed games mark the start of the 1982 MLB season. Baltimore’s Orioles beat Kansas City 13-5 as Eddie Murray hit a grand slam and Cal Ripken homered, while other games faced delays or cancellations due to frigid weather. Umpires secure a four-year contract boosting top salaries and playoff assignments, signaling a win for officiating amidst winter conditions.
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Winter's Tale Seeks Return Amid Derby Buzz
Rokeby Stable's Winter's Tale trains in Aiken as the 6-year-old eyes a comeback option before May 1 Derby prep. Injury and rest have limited him since last fall, with trainer MacKenzie Miller cautious but hopeful about a return to racing or retirement.
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