Floyd Sets Masters Two Round Record With Five Wood
Ray Floyd sprinted to an 66 in Fridays second round for a 131 total, 18 under par, a Masters record for two rounds. He led Jack Nicklaus by five, while Hubert Green and Larry Ziegler praised Floyd's run and his self-made five wood. Arnold Palmer failed to qualify, shooting 81 and missing the cut as the Masters reached its midpoint.
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Tom Kite
Ben Crenshaw
Ray Floyd
Floyd rivals win at Pebble Beach birth of the new golf era
The article recounts a dramatic round at Pebble Beach where Palmer struggles on Rae's Creek but Floyd dominates amid rivals Trevino Watson Irwin and Player. Floyd credits quiet focus and family life for his refound success as the game shifts with a new generation.
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Impressive Starts For Palmer Seaver In Opening Day
Right handers Jim Palmer and Tom Seaver opened 1976 with wins as they defend Cy Young honors. Palmer squeezed past Boston 1-0 in Baltimore with a ninth inning save by Dyar Miller after Lee May reached on an error. Seaver struck out eight over seven innings as the Mets beat the Expos 3-2 with Del Unser and Jerry Grote contributing runs.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules Amid Mixed Notations
Standings and games listed with multiple teams and oblique notes. Wise leads at 19-12 and Eckerstey 13-7. Various teams and players appear with inconsistent abbreviations and stray figures, indicating an OCR mishmash of a baseball standings page.
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Officials Class At Washington High School
A six week wrestling officiating class runs April 20 to May , from 7 to 9 p.m. in room 147 at Washington High School. Instructor Rich Bleakley, wrestling coach at Washington, will cover rules interpretation techniques and how to become an approved official. Tuition is 12 dollars plus the cost of title and case books.
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Mt Mercy Splits Pair in Wartburg Doubleheader
Mt. Mercy wins 6-5 in the nightcap as Cindy Streilner earns the win and Becky Steele collects three hits. The first game ended Wartburg 10 Mt. Mercy 0, dropping the Eagles to 0-1 on the season.
Streck Wins Great Plains Invitational Golf Title
Tulsa's Ron Streck shot 66 in the final round to finish six under par at 207 and win the Great Plains Invitational. OSU's Kirk Goss was nine strokes back at 216, while Don Lee of Wichita State won a playoff for third with Brent Goodger. The Oklahoma State Cowboys captured the team title by 15 strokes over Tulsa.
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