Watson Fights Off Nicklaus for Masters Title
Augusta GA AP Tom Watson won the Masters with a five under par 67 to finish 276, edging Jack Nicklaus by two shots as Rik Massengale Tom Kite Hale Irwin Ben Crenshaw and others followed. Watson earned 40000 for the win while Nicklaus took 30000 in a dramatic showdown.
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Jim Colbert
Rod Funseth
Halicki Tops Dodgers as Halicki Powers Giants Win
Ed Halicki pitched effectively at Dodger Stadium blocking a run and guiding the San Francisco Giants to an 8-4 victory over Los Angeles. Darrell Evans drove in three with three hits, Johnny LeMaster added a two run single, and Larry Herndon hit a solo shot. Other NL scores included Atlanta 6 Houston, San Diego 12 Cincinnati, Chicago 5 New York, St Louis 8 Pittsburgh, Montreal 9 Philadelphia.
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Mets
Ed Kranepool
Tribe and Red Sox fuel 19-run inning record in wild showcase
Cleveland rallied for 13 in the eighth to surge past Boston 19-4 as Rick Manning hit a decisive triple and the clubs combined for a modern major league high. Kansas City beat Detroit 5-0 while Toronto topped Chicago 1-0 in other AL action.
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Baseball standings and results from Sundays games
American and National League standings and results from Sundays play. Teams listed include Montreal, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Cincinnati, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco, Los Angeles with scores and upcoming scheduled games. Box mentions player marks and weather affected postponements.
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Norris
Australian tennis player Krantzcke dies after doubles win
Karen Krantzcke 30 of Sydney collapses after winning a $20,000 doubles title in Tallahassee Florida. She and partner Kym Ruddell defeated Rayni Fox and Helen Gourlay 6-2 6-1, medics arrived quickly but she died at a local hospital.
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Australia
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Miami Beach
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Launceston
Padres Unveil Rookie Bob Shirley as New Tough Padre
Cincinnati reports Padres rookie Bob Shirley, 22, dazzled in his major league debut striking out 11 Reds and allowing four hits in a 12 4 win. Coach Roger Craig praised his control and potential to win 20 games, comparing him to Whitey Ford and noting strong Padres offense with Winfield Tenace Hendrick.
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University of Oklahoma
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