January Leads Masters as Hogan Echoes Fade
Don January, 41, captured a one stroke 36 hole lead at the Masters with back to back 69s to reach six under par 138. He says he does not enjoy playing much and aims to earn about 65000 dollars annually before stepping back, prioritizing family and his golf course.
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Golf Ball Choices and Weather Affect Play Tactics
The piece advises golfers to test 80 90 and 100 compression balls, noting 80s suit average players especially in heat and cold weather can affect feel and performance. It also discusses pros like Trevino using softer balls in cold temps and suggests matching ball selection to conditions and personal feel.
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Stargell Powers Pirates Past Braves in 8-2 Win
Willie Stargell led Pittsburgh to an 8-2 victory over Atlanta with a three hit night and a two run homer. The Pirates improved to 3-0 as the only undefeated NL team, with Bob Moose getting the win aided by Stargell's timely hits. Chicago blanked Houston 6-0 and San Diego beat Los Angeles 6-3.
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Nets lose ace guard Melchionni in playoff setback
The Virginia Squires upset the New York Nets 127 124 as Bill Melchionni torn leg tendon ends his series. Virginia leads three games to two and Melchionni may miss the sixth game in New York. The Squires rallied with Mike Barrett Ray Scott and George Carter scoring big in the final period.
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Will Harridge Dies at 85 Former AL President
Will Harridge, 85, longtime president of the American League for 28 years, died Friday night in a suburban Evanston nursing home after a prior operation. Born in Chicago in 1886, he rose from railway passenger agent to key league official, guiding the AL as secretary and later president before retiring as chairman of the board.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
United Press International reports National League East and West standings with teams Pitt New York St Louis Montreal Philadelphia and Chicago plus San Francisco Houston San Diego Los Angeles and Cincinnati. Friday results include Pittsburgh 8 Atlanta 2 Chicago 6 Houston 0 San Diego 6 Los Angeles 3.
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Knicks and Bucks poised for NBA Finals clash in playoffs
The Bucks beat the Lakers 106 85 in Los Angeles to take a 1 0 lead in the Western Conference finals while the Knicks routed the Bullets 107 88 to take a 2 0 edge in the Eastern Conference final series. The prize pool includes 40 000 for conference winners and 90 000 for the finals winner.
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Braves outfielder Rico Carty sidelined by phlebitis
Rico Carty, star of the Atlanta Braves and 1969 NL batting champion, faces a two to three month layoff after developing phlebitis in his operated left knee. Doctors report the blood clot has reached his lung, prompting a halt to weight programs and a full comeback plan.
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McLain Debuts With Senators Win Over Yankees in 10 Innings
Denny McLain, controversial former Tiger, earns a 5 4 victory in 10 innings for Washington over the Yankees. He went the distance as Washington twice erased late deficits. McLain missed much of last season after a suspension tied to a bookmaking ring. Tom McCraw hit the game-winning homer in the 10th.
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