Green Leads Masters After First Round With 67
Hubert Green shot a five under par 67 at Augusta National to take a two stroke lead in the Masters. Bull Kratzert and Den January tied for second at 69, while Tom Watson and others stood at 70 and higher as the tournament opened. Nicklaus struggled with putting to finish at 72.
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Referee strike threat looms as NBA officials push unions
Philadelphia report notes NBA referees threaten playoffs strike over recognition by NBA. EBA counterparts say they will honor picket lines and work if needed. Mentions attorney Richie Phillips and NABC, NLRB filings, minor league replacements, and standby officials in Boston. Also covers Averett College tennis results with Mehfoud strong at St Andrews and Methodist.
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Trojans Fall Gretna Chatham Win In Track Meet
Chatham dominated with wins in most events over G W Carver 110-25 while Gretna edged Amherst 74-62 led by Gerald Stone and Gideon in field events and sprints. Paula Moore and Valerie Price starred for the girls with Chatham and Carver relay successes and a new school shot put record by William Baggerly.
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Bonner Edges Halifax County in Close Track Meet
The Bonner Junior High field and track team edged Halifax County Junior High with a narrow win on Thursday. Key performances included binelada, Nephew Branch, and Divena T 232s in the sprints, with relay and distance legs noted for several runners. The team will open on April 21 at Reidsville against an unidentified opponent.
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Eagles Roll Past Heritage in 93 32 Track Victory
George Washington high school swept track events in a 93 32 Western District win over Heritage of Lynchburg led by Kevin Ainsworth Ted Mautey Derrick Broadnax and LeBroque Hairston with relay victories and teammates Melvin Dawson Allen Sampson. GW improves to 2 1 and plans Lynchburg Relays at E C Glass and a home meet April 13 against Albemarne.
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Cavaliers Bludgeon G. W. Carver For 17-5 Victory
Chatham outhit Carver and committed fewer errors to claim a 17-5 Piedmont District baseball win. Jimmy Eanes allowed two runs with nine runs in the first inning, as Tim Kendrick Lance Kendall Ricky Carter and Mark Evans produced key hits to power the Cavaliers to a 5-2 district mark, idle until April 12 when they travel to Patrick County.
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