Palmer aims for fifth Masters amid prior Greensboro trip
Arnold Palmer, after a triple bogey cost him a Greensboro playoff, heads to Augusta National with a two stroke lead over Archer and Aaron. The 42 year old adds contact lenses and a new putter to his routine as he eyes a fifth Masters title. He notes he is not discouraged, citing past comebacks and remaining confident about his game.
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Walton Wins Adolph Rupp Trophy First Recipient
UCLA star Bill Walton is chosen as the first Adolph Rupp Trophy winner in a nationwide vote by sportscasters and writers. Walton declines the banquet in Lexington while UCLA coach Johnny Wooden also misses the event.
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Your Grip Determines The Shape Of Your Shots
Golf column notes two key grip truths. A left hand turned clockwise tends to close the face and draw shots, while a left turn too far counterclockwise may open the face and slice. Authors urge testing grip to produce straighter shots and keeping the right palm facing the club.
McCloskey Accepts Portland Cage Job
Jack McCloskey left Wake Forest to coach the Portland Trail Blazers. The 46 year old, previously 70-89 at Wake Forest, is praised for getting the most from his players. He replaces Rolland Todd after the team finished last in the Pacific Division.
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Reds Ready If Strike Is Settled
Cincinnati Reds plan to open as scheduled if players strike ends. General Manager Robert Howsam said the team could host the Houston club at Riverfront Stadium, which has been prepared and cleaned. The Reds laid off 40 to 50 seasonal staff as no work remains until the schedule resumes.
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