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13 May 1977

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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1977

Page

6

Crenshaw And Geiberger Lead Colonial After 65

Ben Crenshaw and Al Geiberger shared the first round lead in the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club. Crenshaw shot a five under par 65 with a mix of errors and brilliance, while Geiberger birdied the final two holes to join him at the top. Other notable scores included Maltbie, Schroeder, and Chi Chi Rodriguez at 66, Masters champ Tom Watson at 67, and Trevino at 70.

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One Hit By Cardinals Stuns Reds 10-1 Rout

St. Louis Cardinals rout Cincinnati Reds 10-1 as John DAcquisto Buddy Schultz and Al Hrabosky combine on a one hitter. Tony Scott Don Kessinger and Keith Hernandez drive in two runs each, with a six-run sixth inning fueling the win. Griffey ends no-hit bid with two-out eighth-inning double.

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Braves End 17-Game Losing Streak With 6-1 Win

Atlanta Braves under Vern Benson snapped the club’s 17-game skid at Pittsburgh beating the Pirates 6-1. Max Leon and Rick Camp limited Pittsburgh to three hits as Brian Asselstine and Leon drove in runs. Ted Turner watched from the stands as Chub Feeney blocked his bid to resume managing duties.

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Braves Celebrate Win Over Pirates After Turner in Dugout Bring

The Atlanta Braves won 6-1 in Pittsburgh ending an 11-game Pirates streak as owner Ted Turner briefly managed the club before being ordered to step back. Pitcher Max Lee drove in three runs while reliever Rick Camp closed. Turner argued the rule, sought commissioner's approval, and vowed the team would still win and have fun.

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Autry brushes off Angels slow start despite signings

Gene Autry defends California Angels' slow opening, citing ball breaks as the reason for a poor start. He notes 130 games left and hopes for impactful seasons from Bobby Bonds, Joe Rudi, and Dor Baylor. The club recently traded for reliever Dave LaRoche as part of broader bullpen reshaping.

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Namath Signs With Rams. Keeps Social Life Intact

Joe Namath, the flamboyant quarterback known as Broadway Joe, signed with the Los Angeles Rams and declared he does not intend to change his lifestyle. He said he enjoys drinking at times and goes to night clubs but will remain conservative overall. Rams coach Chuck Knox said Namath will be the No. 2 quarterback behind Pat Haden at training camp, with Vince Ferragamo added in the draft.

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