Archer Cards 66 To Take Kemper Lead
Archer birdied his final three holes for a six under par 66 to take a one stroke lead in the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. He cited his Sahara Invitational victory as the reason for staying on tour and discussed his wrist injury and recovery as he chased a first-round 66. Weiskopf shot 65, Dent 67, Green 70, Palmer 71 as wind and mud affected the fairways.
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Last 3 Americans eliminated in British Amateur golf
Madden Hatcher Bill Loeffler and Dick Runkle fell in the last 32 at Ganton on a 6779 yard par 72 course ending US presence in the British Amateur. Glover Lyle and McEvoy defeated them as the 54 strong US contingent exited.
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Mets Rally Past Expos 7 4 Behind Mazzilli Power
Lee Mazzilli drove in three runs including a first inning homer as the New York Mets defeated the Montreal Expos 7 to 4 for their third straight win under manager Joe Torre. Jerry Koosman earned the win with Skip Lockwood earning his sixth save.
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Tigers Stop Indians 4-2 in late bullpen save effort
Detroit defeats Cleveland 4-2 as Steve Foucault provides fifth inning relief and records the save. Ray Fosse homered for Cleveland, while Fuentes and Fosse led scoring with solo shots.
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Elks Athens win Princeton LI baseball clashes
The Elks beat Grants 9-6 as Mark Reed earned the win and Clovis Lawless took the loss. Brian Ratliff, Mark Carper, and Reed each had two hits for Elks. Athens defeated American Block 11-9 with Terry Oxley the winner and Russell Shrewbury the loser. Oxley added two hits for Athens while Craig Riffe and Doug Neal had two hits for Block.
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Eckersley Faces 73-Year Hitless-Innings Mark Against Mariners
Cleveland right hander Dennis Eckersley seeks to extend a 16 2 3 inning hitless streak and challenge the 1904 Cy Young record for consecutive hitless innings in a Friday night start versus Seattle after a 1 0 no hitter of the Angels. He began May 25 against the Mariners and has a 5 3 record this season with a 2 98 ERA.
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Former Matoaca Star Dies In Auto Crash
Harold Jefferson a former Matoaca High School basketball star and all time Group AA scoring leader died in an auto crash in Ettrick. He scored 2149 points from 1971 to 1975 and led Matoaca to three district titles. Jefferson, 20, was a Virginia State College freshman awaiting next season on the VSC basketball team.
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Registration Opens for Bluefield Midget Girls Softball
Registration for ages 9 to 11 runs June 6 to June 17. Call 327-2448 or visit the Youth Center to sign up. A meeting for all players is June 17 at 3 p.m. in the Bluefield Auditorium. Players must be 9 by May 1 and not yet 12. Games are set for Mondays and Wednesdays at 2 p.m.
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Astros win in 11th halves Reds streak
The Houston Astros scored three runs in the top of the 11th inning to beat the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 4 on Thursday night. The victory halted Cincinnati's five game winning streak.
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Carty Placed on 15 Day DL by Indians
Cleveland designated hitter Rico Carty was put on the 15 day disabled list with a pulled left hamstring from Wednesday night in Detroit. Catcher Ron Pruitt of the Toledo Mudhens was called up to replace him on the roster as Cleveland had won eight of its last ten games entering Thursday versus Detroit.
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