Masters winners list from Augusta National through 1983
The article lists Masters champions at Augusta National Golf Club from 1934 to 1983 with players including Horton Smith Gene Sarazen Byron Nelson Henry Picard Ralph Guldahl Jimmy Demaret Craig Wood Herman Keiser Claude Harmon Sam Snead Ben Hogan Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Seve Ballesteros Tom Watson and others, noting multiple wins by several golfers.
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Chena Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Horton Smith
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Ralph Guldahl
Jimmy Demaret
Craig Wood
Herman Keiser
Claude Harmon
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Burke, Jr
Doug Ford
Arnold Palmer
Art Wall, Jr
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Gay Brewer, Jr
Bob Goalby
George Archer
Billy Casper
Charles Coody
Jack Nie
Tee Aaron
Jack Icklaus
Ray Floyd
Tom Watson
Fuzzy Zoeller
Seve Ballesteros
Craig Stadler
Pimlico photo finish wins To Kid Purse
Saht edged Meteorit e and Kenton Rock by a nose in a three way photo at Pimlico for the $9 500 To Kid Purse. Mortgage Man led all the way to win the $37 000 Hemlock Lake Purse at Aqueduct. Laverton upset by 1% lengths to take the $20 000 added Ian Chappell Handicap at Hialeah. American Bidder won a neck over Merry Melody in the $18 800 Hope She Does Purse at Sportsman's Park.
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Baltimore
Meteorite
Kenton Rock
Pimlico
New York
Hemlock Lake
Aqueduct
Hial
Fla
Laverton
Kentucky
Paxon Bello
Ian Chappell
Hialeah
Cicero, Ill
Merry Melody
Sportsman’s Park
College Scores Reach South Citadel and Others
In college play listed results show South Citadel 5 13, Davidson 2 1, Wint 7, Gardner-Webb 0 Ma 3 10, Furman 2 7, Clemson 16, Erskine 0. Read as a summary of scorelines with multiple teams and games.
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South Citadel
Davidson
Gardner-Webb
Furman
Clemson
Erskine
Pro Basketball Pro Monday's Sports Tran era
The report notes moves in San Francisco involving Mike Krukow placed on a 21 day disabled list for a sore right elbow and Milt May removed from the disabled list. A catcher was assigned to Phoenix during the period described.
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San Francisco
Mike Krukow
Milt May
Ion Prat
Phoenix
Flowers Catch Sets Record in Wranglers Win
Arizona Wranglers wide receiver Jackie Flowers made a 98 yard touchdown reception to break the United States Football League record and seal a 22 21 victory over the Washington Federals. Quarterback Alan Risher completed 16 of 30 passes for 310 yards with eight catches for 179 by Flowers. Washington coach Ray Jauch lamented the loss dropping to 15 and last in the Eastern Conference.
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Washington
Arizona Wranglers
Jackie Flowers
Flowers
Washington Federals
United States Football League
National Signing Day Highlights Guard Dominance in 1980s Talent Sweep
Coaches say the top high school prospects for national signing day favor guards and forwards over big men. Notables include Reggie Williams 6-7 from Dunbar Baltimore and James Blackmon 6-3 from Marion Indiana, with Duke, Kentucky and Syracuse among early destinations.
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Kansas City
Ralph Sampson
Pat Ewing
Mike Gilleran
NCAA
Operation Intercept
Reggie Williams
Dunbar High School
Baltimore
Gilleran
Williams
Tyrone Bogues
Wake Forest
Gil
Leran
James Blackmon
Marion
Ind
Blackmon
Kentucky
Winston Bennett
Louisville
Darrell Griffith
Martin Nessley
Columbus
Ohio
Duke
New York City
Dwayne “Pearl
Washington
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Curtis Aiken
Buffalo
N.Y
Price Tosses Two-Hitter To Lead Reds Past Cubs
Cincinnati rookie-turned-starter Joe Price pitched a two-hitter for a 5-1 Reds win over the winless Cubs, their first four-game sweep since 1980. Dickie Noles allowed four runs in the second, three in total, as Cesar Cedeno and Dann Bilardello delivered key RBIs.
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Price
Reds
Cubs
Associated Press
Joe Price
Cincinnati Reds
Dickie Noles
Chicago Cubs
Noles
Cincinnati
Dann Bilardello
Cesar Cedeno
Derrel Thomas
Bill Russell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Astros
Tim Foli
Tommy John
California Angels
Seattle
Fired Carlen Seeks Revenues for USC Athletics
Former University of South Carolina football coach and Athletic Director Jim Carlen asserts in a Monday affidavit that the USC athletic department operates on self generated revenue. He says funds come from athletic events Gamecock Club contributions bequests concession income and other non-appropriated sources and that the department has occasionally transferred money to university general revenues.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Jim Carlen
Carlen
USC
Aiken Hornets Top Silver Bluff Behind Carter Grand Slam
Bernard Carter blasted a fourth inning grand slam as Aiken High beat Silver Bluff 10 1 in area baseball. Carter went 3 for 3 with four RBIs, and Bud Ready pitched a two hitter with Walter Folks earning the save. The Hornets improved to 5 2 overall and host A C Flora at 4 p m today.
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Aiken High
Bernard Carter
Hornets
Bulldogs
Silver Bluff
Carter
Mike Uhle
Gregg Dawsey
Bud Ready
Ready
Walter Folks
A.C. Flora
Citizen's Field
Bush
Turner
Louis
Simpkins
Miller
Bates
King
Hankinson
Aiken
Ron Seigler
Mike Mahoney
Bernard
Corky Emrich
David Melton
Wilie Ray
Robinson
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Augusta Na
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Kite
Floyd
Hale Irwin
Lanny Wadkins
Dan Pohl
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Scott Simpson
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J.C. Snead
Johnny Miller
Jack Nner
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Keith Fergus
Isao Aoki
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Tom Weiskopf
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Lee Trevino
Scott Hoch
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Payne Stewart
Chip Beck
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Henry Dalrymple
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King’s Grant Country Club
Bostwick, Howe
G.H. Bostwick Jr
Ralph Howe
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Aiken Court
Newberry Street
Aiken Tennis Club
Hank Honeck
Dick Ewing
Midland Valley
Dina Baker
Deneen Dicks
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Traci Thornton
Bruce Dansby
Rodney Geter
Jayvee
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Lady Thoroughbreds
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Ed Squires
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Roy Hammerstedt
Pennsylvania State University
Eric Klug
Institut Fuer Haustierbesamung Und Andrologie
Tieraerztliche Hochschule Hannover
West Germany
John Sullivan
American Breeders Service
Thomas Neblett
Cryo Equi Tech
Robert Lucas
Susan Lucas
Paul Loomis
Bill Jones
Ruwchland
Aiken S
JB Miller
Richland Ave
Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide Mutual Fire Throwance Company
Mary Casey
Martinez
Nutri
North America
Aiken, $.C
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