Nicklaus Focused on Self as Watson Leads British Open
Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson head the field at Troon in the 111th British Open. Nicklaus says he can only control his own play while Watson, 32, aims to defend his title on the Royal Troon links. Odds list Watson as favorite at 4-1 with Nicklaus at 5-1 as 32 contenders challenge for the Claret Jug.
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Mary Etheredge Leads Jackson Youth Sports Share
Mary Etheredge chairs Jackson Youth Sports overseeing TBall girls softball and Dixie Youth baseball. She coordinates uniforms concessions and field upkeep while juggling family and booster club duties. She notes coach shortages but expects renewed participation and aims to mentor successors.
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Wagner's Experiment Pushes Reds Toward Bottoms The 1982 season has seen Cincinnati slump from 1981’s pace.
AP Sports analysis notes Reds general manager Dick Wagner overhauled the club last winter trading two All Stars and a star third baseman while betting on pitching defense and speed. By midseason the team sits last in the NL West with a 62-100 pace, one winning pitcher in Mario Soto, poor baserunning and weak power led by Dan Driessen and Johnny Bench underperforming, and attendance down by about 92,000 at Riverfront Stadium.
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