Floyd extends Masters lead with record 131 after two rounds
Husky Ray Floyd forged a two round total of 131 at Augusta National to set a Masters record for the opening 36 holes. He led Jack Nicklaus by five strokes as Nicklaus matched the old 36 hole mark with 136. Floyd’s improved power play included a new five wood and seven birdies plus an eagle.
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White Sox blank KC on opening day behind Spencer
Jim Spencer drove in three runs including a fifth inning homer to power the Chicago White Sox to a 4 0 win over Kansas City before 40 328 on opening day. Wile Wand stymied KC on six hits as Cleon Jones, Jack Brohamer and Chet Lemon provided support.
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Major leagues Friday results and weekend schedule
MLB Friday results show Baltimore 1 Boston 0 Chicago 4 Kansas City 0 Texas 2 Minnesota 1 in 11 Oakland 5 California 2 Saturday's games include Boston at Baltimore Detroit at Cleveland New York at Milwaukee Oakland at California Minnesota at Texas Sunday lineups list Kansas City Chicago Boston Baltimore Detroit Cleveland New York Milwaukee Minnesota Texas Oakland California New York Montreal San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Chicago Pittsburg Philadelphia Montreal New York Houston Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta San Diego
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Frederick Women Defeat FCC 3-2 In Tennis Action
Anne Arundel girls tennis beat FCC 3-2 on Friday. Singles results include Jane Buzit over Val McCleana and Dawn Shanks over Tori Mullite. Doubles and mixed doubles also decided with close scores. For softball, a girls 13-17 team seeks opponents and contact Phil Noslay at 662-0452.
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Pimlico Race Day Results Highlight Struggles and Tiny Wins
Friday’s Pimlico card lists numerous finishes with odds and placements including First-Chillingham, Strand Native Outcast, Master Stroke, and Butterfly Wins Restless Peace. Scratches and assorted payouts appear alongside the race values, with attendance noted as 4,981 and multiple horse names in the results.
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Cavaliers stay unbeaten with lacrosse win over Westminster
Winfield South Carroll remains undefeated after beating Westminster on Friday. Jeff Leidner led with two goals and one assist, John Brunner and John Brown scored two each, Doubie Sellers added a goal and assist, and Steve Geertemiller contributed a goal.
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