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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1986
Page
8
A first person account from Augusta notes the aura of the 50th Masters with scenes of crowds and etiquette. The writer observes fans, wind, and notable players like Curtis Strange and Tom Kite, while a man outside the gates holds for tickets as the event unfolds.
Ken Green and Bill Kratzert tied for the first round lead at the 50th Masters with 4 under 68s as fast winds and slick greens challenged the field. Notables Gary Player, Bernhard Langer, and Seve Ballesteros chased at 74 or 71 while Tom Kite and Curtis Strange cited the swift greens and wind for strategic play. Green, in his first Masters, praised his putting and noted his sister Shelley caddied for him, while Kratzert reflected on his recent career ups and downs and improved attitude.
Nicklaus 74 edges Scott Verplank 75 in Augusta round marked by Verplank’s Amen Corner setbacks and Nicklaus’s improved driving though with several missed birdie chances. Verplank drops to five over after back nine bogeys. Nicklaus sits six behind pace as 54 holes remain.
In a 4-2 win for USC Aiken over Wofford, Parker delivered a two-run triple after a delayed catch by left fielder Cochran and shortstop Glaze. Whittle worked seven innings for the Pacers, while Kennedy struggled with control for the Terriers.
Geoff Bodine set a track record 159.197 mph in a Chevrolet to take the pole for the TranSouth 500 at Darlington International Raceway. Tim Richmond starts beside him on the front row. Benny Parsons and Dale Earnhardt also posted fast laps to claim spots on the second row.
The Aiken Standard announces a policy shift for youth league coverage. All game results highlights and standings must be submitted in writing by mail or delivery. Phone calls on youth league sports are no longer accepted due to high activity.
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