Player Breaks Jam By Dramatic Shot
AUGUSTA Ga AP Gary Player, on the 17th fairway at Augusta National, struck a nine iron to birdie range on a fast green and break a logjam to win the 38th Masters by two strokes over Dave Stockton and Tom Weiskopf. He emphasizes iron placement and aims for the U.S. Open at Winged Foot after Spanish Open.
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Netmen Discover Victory Over Waynesville
Mexico Bulldogs clinched their first win of the season 6-3 against Waynesville after a six-hour match. Coach Wayne Doerr praised the team as four straight-set singles wins and pivotal doubles battles, with exhibitions adding morale. The Bulldogs prepare for a 4:15 p.m. home match against Hellas, who previously beat them 9-0.
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Faulty Pirate Fielding Splits Pirates in Series With Cardinals
In Pittsburgh the Pirates committed ten infield errors across four games with St Louis. Cal Maxvill had the only error in an 8-4 Pirates win that opened a Sunday doubleheader. St Louis took the second game 6-5 amid four Pirates errors including a wild Stennett throw. St. Louis also won 7-6 in 11 innings last Friday as Richie Hebner contributed two errors.
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National League and American League score roundup notes
A collage of MLB results across leagues with many team names and scores from games on Monday and weekend play. Cross-division matchups include San Diego at Atlanta, San Francisco at Houston, plus Open standings for East and West with Cleveland New York Boston Detroit Minnesota Kansas City Milwaukee Oakland Texas California Chicago and more.
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American Basketball Association
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Fueday
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Winn
Hoyeton
Edmonton
Minnesota Wing
Havlicek Sparks Celtics To Fast Start
John Havlicek powered Boston to a 133 88 win over New York in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference final. He scored 25 points, had 12 assists and 4 rebounds before leaving with 9 15 left as the Celtics built a 93 64 lead. The Knicks toast a tougher test in New York Tuesday night.
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Flyers coach mugged before playoff clincher win over Flames
Flyers beat Flames 4-3 in overtime to sweep the quarterfinal series as coach Fred Shero, who was mugged in Atlanta, returned home. Dave Schultz scored the OT winner as Philadelphia erased a 3-0 deficit. The win cemented a semifinal against Montreal or New York, with Bears or Kings and other playoff results noted.
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Gestion
Los Angeles
Montrest
Bevier Split Twin Bill for MMA Colonels
Missouri Military Academy split a Bevier doubleheader scoring a 3-2 win in the opener as Ken Berkohff drove in two runs with a two run single. Pitcher David Ingraham earned the win. MMA then lost the nightcap 11-4 despite eight hits. Jaime Tremari allowed five errors in his first start. Next action is Tuesday at home versus New Bloomfield.
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Jaime Tremari
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Baseball Bulldogs Riding Hot Streak Sweep Waynesville
The Mexico Bulldogs won a doubleheader 3-0 and 4-3 against Waynesville, combining solid pitching with timely hitting. Coach Gerald McFarland cited missed plays as the Tigers’ only runs and noted weather slowdowns limited practice on Green Field.
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Baseball moved to Green Field after wet field conditions
In a doubleheader between the Trojans and Mexico freshmen, rain-soaked fields forced a move to Green Field in Mexico. Tim Vehlewald pitched well in the opener, while David Ezell excelled in the nightcap as Kenny Nelson homered to fuel the Bulldogs in a 6-1 start and McDonald delivered clutch hits and runs in the comeback.
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Central Wotor Parts Auto Maintenance Safety Ad
Practical advice on turn signals and lighting maintenance warns drivers to rely on lights rather than hand signals. The ad promotes Central Wotor Parts at 316 Liberty, offering spark plugs filters piston tings wiper blades and full garage equipment plus sale items and contact numbers.
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