Watson Funseth Tie For Masters Lead After Second Round
Tom Watson and Rod Funseth forged a five under par 67 to join the Masters lead with a 139 total as winds shaped a tough second round. Hubert Green and Don January faltered under hot conditions as Crenshaw and Weiskopf surged, while Nicklaus struggled with the greens and Graham, Pate, and McLendon stayed close at four under or better.
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Jerry Pate
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Ray Floyd
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Tom Weiskopf
Hale Irwin
Dave Stockton
Arnold Palmer
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Uber ‘Wee
Mac McLandon
Jerry Pal
Gene Litter
Tom Kite
Dim Colbert
Dave Hild
Tom Weiskopt
Bruce
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Dave Seeton
Danny Edwards
Bob Jucphy
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Andy North
J.C. Snead
Rae
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Don Schlee
Lyn Lott
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Derby Hopefuls Arrive For Keeneland Spring Meet
Derby hopefuls arrive as Keeneland opens a 15 day spring meet with the Phoenix Handicap a six furlong race for three year olds and up carrying 525000 in added money. Trainers Basile and Brumfield ship key contenders including Get the Axe It's Freezing and Silver Hope amid top weights and a Bluegrass Stakes preview set for April 28.
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Get the Axe
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Eddie Maple
Tunstall's Third Inning Lifts Trojans Past Dan River
Tunstall pushed across five runs in the fourth and held off Dan River 9-2 in a Piedmont District game. Jeff Dunaway went the distance for the Trojans, scattering eight hits while fanning five and walking five to improve to 5-2 on the season. Wayne Puckett earned the win for Dan River with a tough-luck performance as Tunstall benefited from a big third inning highlighted by David Scarce’s two-RBI single and Huffman’s RBI after a bases-loaded walk-burnished frame.
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Wayne Puckett
Pittsylvania County
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Barry Bryant
Don Dixon
Barry Shelton
David Scarce
Doug Monk
Danny Hundley
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Huffman
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Ashworth
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Dennis Foster
Roy Bibbe
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Cardinals Ordered To Grow Hair? By Rick Hummel
In a facetious season preview the St Louis Post Dispatch sketches quirky baseball scenarios. It foresees Vern Rapp ordering the Cardinals to grow facial hair, Al Hrabosky shaving his head, and other contrarian moves across the 1977 season with commentary on managers and teams.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Jack McKeon
Red Schoendienst
Oakland A's
Cardinals
Vern Rapp
al Hrabosky
Billy Veeck
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Diego Segui
Schoendienst
Dick Allen
S. Allen
Baseball chaos and trades shake the season headlines
A chaotic roundup covers Sparky Anderson’s hair change, Dave Kingman’s demand for $500,000 from the Mets, Lenny Randle’s boxing victory, Vida Blue’s contract scandal, Finley’s sale battles, Brock’s 893rd steal, Busch Stadium’s first homer, Yankee and Red Sox shifts, Allen ousted by Finley, and a string of league maneuvers including club ownership, commissions, and a Wrestle Royal signing.
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Sparky Anderson
Dave Kingman
New York Mets
Lenny Randle
Vida Blue
Finley
Tly
Blue
Mr. Steak
Bowie Kuhn
Tou Brock
Cardinals
Busch Stadium
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
New York
Karlie Steinbrenn Allen
Red Box
Fundamentals Neglected Major League Prospects Questioned
In a San Francisco Chronicle spring training recap, veteran players blame farm systems for poor fundamentals among young players. Morgan and Coleman criticize rushed promotions, lack of time to refine basics, and insufficient minor league development, as major league jobs rise while minor leagues shrink.
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Bob Stevens
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Seals
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Houston
Jerry Coleman
San Diego Padres
Yankees
John van Orard
Giants
Fresno
Coleman
Bill Poestel
Padres
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