Weatherproof wind and rain overshadow Greensboro Open memories
In a Greensboro Open column the writer recalls unreliable forecasts and rain plagued rounds at Sedgefield Country Club. The piece mixes humorous asides about weather lore and spectators with a sharp nod to photographer blitzes and umbrellas. The note also announces Sam Bridgers leaving sports writing for medical school.
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Writers Predict Pennant Repeats
The Associated Press poll of 146 selectors picks Cincinnati as the West title repeat, with 110 first-place votes. Los Angeles Dodgers top NL contenders, while Baltimore and Minnesota lead AL division races. Cubs, Pirates, Mets, and Cardinals also receive support in a close race.
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Opening Week Sees Managers Talk Big 1971 Baseball
Major League season opens Monday with managers weighing chances in the American and National Leagues. Bill Rigney, Bob Lemon, Ted Williams, and others discuss prospects, pitching depth, and who can win divisions, noting Oakland, Minnesota, Baltimore, and Cincinnati as key contenders.
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Nicklaus Seen As Favorite To Win Masters Title
Augusta is set for the 35th Masters with Jack Nicklaus the man to beat as Arnold Palmer Gary Player and others chase the major. The field features top pros and internationals, with Nicklaus leading odds at 10 to 1 as television coverage begins and the hunt for a slam continues.
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Cronin Announces Three Umpires for 1971 AL Staff
Boston AP Cronin president of the American League announced the addition of three umpires to the league staff for the 1971 season opening Monday in Washington. Dave Bill Deegan and Larry Deepa, 34, of St Petersburg, will join Jim Honochick's crew after experience in the Texas League.
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