Weaver takes 1 stroke lead at Danny Thomas Classic
Bert Weaver shot 69 to grab a one stroke lead over J C Snead after two rounds at Colonial Country Club in Memphis. Weaver, 40, seeks his first notable return after leaving the tour last year. Snead bogeyed the last hole to stay one behind. Defending champ Lee Trevino Arnold Palmer Mason Rudolph and Doug Sanders were two behind at 142.
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Broncos down Gauchos in District 8 opener
Santa Clara exploded for four runs in the fifth to beat UC Santa Barbara 4-1. Rich Troedson earned his ninth straight win and 13th of the season, extending his school mark. Jack Bonnici and Ron Mosely produced the key hits, with Mosely scoring on Troedson's RBI. McBride added two RBIs on two hits as Santa Clara and UCSB prepare for a second game in the three game series.
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Cabrillo linksmen clinch league edge after win over Lompoc
Cabrillo golf team defeated Lompoc 30-4 to move to 10-0 in Northern League play with the league meet at San Luis Bay Club upcoming. Individual leaders included Terry MacClure 80 and Rick Burris 6-0 in matches, as Cabrillo builds toward CIF regional and state events along with JV success.
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Glove Use in Golf: Advantages and Disadvantages
Frank Beard weighs pros and cons of wearing a golf glove. A glove provides a firmer, slip free grip and steadier swing but reduces feel for the club. Beard notes Ben Hogan avoided gloves for feel, yet he now recommends a snug fitting glove for better grip.
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Hancock Bulldogs Open JC Playoffs With 3-0 Win Over Imperial Valley
Allan Hancock hosts and advances to the State JC small schools semifinals after a 3-0 victory over Imperial Valley JC. Randy Foster drove in three RBI with a single and double, while Mac Fisher fanned 12 in a rain interrupted defense heavy game. Asselstine contributed four hits as Hancock moved toward the title with Billy Wilson pitching four strong innings for the win.
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Playing Second Base Fundamentals for Quick Fielding
The guide stresses charging the ball and playing it out front to save seconds. It advises using hands or body to block misplayed hops and to avoid overemphasizing stride when throwing. Turn toward the right when moving left to improve speed to first base.
Championship Contenders Set After Hancock Defeat
Redwood and Cabrillo duel this afternoon for a finals berth while the champion race hinges on Hancock's fate Sunday. If Hancock loses, another semifinal clash determines the final matchup.
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