Moore not about to change his tune at Masters
Ryan Moore, 22, fresh off an undefeated run in U.S. amateur golf, expresses confidence about winning this Masters. He finished his rain-delayed first round at 1-under par beside defending champ Phil Mickelson, signaling no shift in his outspoken mindset despite Tiger Woods’ rise.
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Riggs snags first career pole at Martinsville pace
Riggs drives to a 19.58-second lap on Martinsville's half mile oval to clinch his first career pole. Coverage appears on Page B3 with accompanying baseball, scoreboard, and section notes. Sports editor Jake Trotter oversees the section.
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Rain Delays Persist at Masters in Wet Augusta
Wet conditions forced another suspension as Augusta National soaked under thunder threats. A litter spray truck worked outside the ropes to absorb water while Rae’s Creek overflowed near Amen Corner, delaying the first round for a second straight day.
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Masters second round slow, leaders clear as play halts
At Augusta National on day two Jay reports no player completed more than nine holes in the second round. Dimarco led after a 67 first round then parred his only second round hole. Donald and DiMarco at 5 under. Singh one back, Hensley Appleby and Triplett another back. play set to resume at 8:30 a.m. weather permitting.
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Mohawks fall to Waynesville 3 0 in SWBL clash at Madison
Waynesville pitchers limited Madison to seven hits as Stacey Eckhardt pitched well but Madison committed four errors. Rachel Evenson belted a solo homer for Waynesville in the sixth after an earlier doubles and a run scored on a wild pitch. Madison drops to 6-3 overall, 3-0 in SWBL. Waynesville improves to 2-4, 1-2 SWBL.
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Clemens earns eighth shot as Astros beat Reds
Roger Clemens allowed one run in seven innings and drove in two runs with his bat to lift the Houston Astros over the Cincinnati Reds 3-2. Clemens struck out nine with no walks and preserved a 1-0 lead through most of the game, while Luke Scott's first major league hit fueled Houston's early edge.
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Arrows win first boys track trophy at invitational
Preble Shawnee claims its first boys track trophy with 69 points, edging Brookville 65 and Twin Valley South 64.5. Kyle Lawson praised seniors and a long preseason after a levy canceled fall sports, while brothers Jacob and Jeremiah South swept the 110 and 300 hurdles. Eaton girls won with 85 points, led by Brittany Bunting and Jessica Gebhardt.
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