Masters finish ends with Goalby victory on bookkeeper error
Bob Goalby won the Masters after Roberto De Vicenzo signed an incorrect scorecard on a 66 that should have been 65, costing him a playoff edge. Hord Hardin announced the result as Goalby claimed the 20 000 prize amid the windy Augusta finish and lingering controversy.
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Masters Controversy After Golfer’s Wrong Card At Augusta
Roberto De Vicenzo faced heartbreak after signing an incorrect 66 on the 17th hole costing him the Masters title to Bob Goalby. The error, a scoring mix up on a 3-4 result, sparked wide reaction from fans and officials at Augusta National.
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Rewriting Golf Rules Sparks Debate After Masters error
At Augusta Roberto De Vicenzo lost a Masters title due to a misread scorecard when playing partner Tommy Aaron marked a 4 on a 3 par 17th. Critics say rules are outdated and must adapt to modern play while defenders insist on preserving existing procedures.
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Lamm Named To Enterprise Sports Staff
Arlington native David Lamm joins The Enterprise sports staff after two years at Wilson Daily Times. At 22 he will cover the Hi-Toms baseball team this summer and report sports generally. He previously worked at Rocky Mount Telegram and Jacksonville Journal.
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Mowry Wins Rebel Yell Tournament
Mowry captured the Rebel Yell Tournament in ace at Mowry Nevada claiming the $2,800 top prize after a sudden death playoff over Chris Blocker of Jal New Mexico.
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Hi-Toms prep for Carolina League opener at Winston-Salem
Thomasville High Point Hi-Toms travel to Burlington for tonight's exhibition as manager Jack McKeon tunes the roster for Tuesday's league opener at Winston-Salem. McKeon blends pitchers and position players, notes limited pitching depth, and discusses a Royals working agreement post season with Lou Gorham.
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NL To Consider 12 Team League Expansion Plans
The National League will discuss expanding from 10 to 12 teams and set expansion procedures at a Friday meeting in Chicago. Stakeholders will review guidelines and timelines for addition of two new franchises.
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The Group vs The Dolls at Center Friday
The article frames a contrast between The Group by Mary McCarthy and the three Vassar Dolls known as The Group. It notes love as an experiment and previews a Center event Friday for mature audiences to compare the works on screen.
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