Price Sets Augusta Low Rounds Yet Fails To Seal Win
In a dramatic Augusta finish Price storms to a national record tying 18 under with a bunker start and string of birdies. Ballesteros misses key putts and bogeys down the stretch allowing eight contenders within two strokes heading to final round.
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Masters winner must Survive Amen Corner
Augusta National reveals Amen Corner three holes 11 12 13 White Dogwood Golden Bell Azalea with treacherous greens and Rae's Creek. Nakajima Weiskopf Snead and Middlecoff feats and misfortunes highlight these famed holes as masters lore.
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Price sets Masters course record with 63
Nick Price opened Augusta National with bogey on 1 but ran off 10 birdies to card a Masters course record 63, finishing the round 5 under par at 211. He missed a 62 by a lip out on 18 and cited solid irons and perfect putting as the key to the surge.
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End of Hollywood era at Lasorda's Dodger Stadium office
Dodgers longtime manager Tom Lasorda recorded a tearful reaction as Peter Ueberroth's no-riff-raff rule shutters the famed Hollywood inviting office beneath Dodger Stadium. The room once hosted stars from Sinatra to Ali to Carson, with photos, gifts, and lively "Tom's mailbag" segments.
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Howser on Royals youth pitching pace and spring issues
Kansas City manager Dick Howser worries about overtaxing young arms like Bret Saberhagen who debuted at 90 mph in spring. Saberhagen later battled a sore shoulder and flu, underscoring Howser’s plan to rein in promising pitchers to protect long-term health.
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