Trevino Solves Masters Puzzle With New Game Plan
Lee Trevino, long saying Augusta National didn’t fit his game, opened with a 70 to sit two back. He has changed his approach, practiced hard, and credits back surgery for added distance and easier loft with shorter irons. He aims to complete a career Grand Slam, joining Nicklaus Sarazen Hogan and Player.
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Hayes loses youth program role after drug arrest
Olympic gold medalist Bob Hayes and associate Bob Adler were arrested in a north Dallas suburb on drug charges. Hayes, 35, released on 30000 bond, stated the incident a mistake. The national youth track program cut ties, citing inappropriateness of his continued involvement. Hayes, famed Dallas Cowboy star, said he planned to coach youth in track and field.
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Dycon International, Inc
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Mitch Head
Hershey Foods Corporation
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Alexander Captures Decathlon at Texas Relays in 1 500 Meters
In Austin, Steve Alexander of Houston overtook Gary Wise of Ambassador College in the final 1500 meters to win the decathlon with 7,750 points. Wise finished second with 7,498 points after clocking 4:56.1. Robert Baker set a Texas Relays stadium record with 4:06.3 in the 1500, while Mark Linceaver placed third with 7,441 points and Dennis Miller followed with 7,380.
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Gary Wise
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Robert Baker
Principia College
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Hurricane Track Club
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Hurricane
Schlee Leads Masters Round One in Augusta
John Schlee fired four consecutive birdies to a 4 under par 68 and top the first round at the Masters in Augusta. Joe Inman joined leader group with a 69 after sharing the lead before bogeying 17th as the field tightens.
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Pecos Eagles blank Ector 9 1 to open Andrews tourney
Genaro Rodriguez drilled a three run homer with the bases loaded in the first inning as Pecos Eagles beat Ector 9 1 in the opening game of the Andrews Tournament. Bobby Arreguy doubled, Charles Michaelis and Bobby Mosby added RBI hits, and Danny Garcia earned the win. Ector committed seven errors. Pecos faces Andrews next at 8 p.m.
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Mike Molinar
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Lupe Sabia
Andrews
Twins rally past Mariners behind rookie Erickson
In Seattle, rookie right hander Roger Erickson made his first major league appearance and limited Seattle to five singles in 6 innings. Roy Smalley and Willie Norwood each drove in two runs as the Minnesota Twins won 5-4. Erickson wild pitched a run in Seattle's two-run ninth inning rally before Ruppert Jones homered in the ninth and Erickson closed out the game.
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Sprinters Invited to Special 100 Meters at Texas Relays
Nine sprinters including Curtis Dickey of Texas A M and Johnny Jones of Texas are invited to run the special 100 meters at the Texas Relays. Jones, Olympic gold medalist, last year won the 100 meters in 9.85 hand time and is a sophomore with an injury. Dickey, NCAA indoor 60-meter champion, is a sophomore halfback for A M Wishbone. The meet shifts to Saturday-Sunday to boost attendance and features world-class discus and pole vault rivals including Ken Stadel Larry Jesse Terry Porter and Sam Walker. Texas-El Paso leads the 46 schools in the relays.
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Texas A&m
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Sam"’ Jones
Notre Dame
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United States
Ken Stadel
Larry Jesse
Texas-El Paso
Rudolph to Dedicate TSU 300th Tartan Track in Tenn.
Wilma Rudolph, three time Olympic gold medalist, will help dedicate Tennessee State University’s 300th Tartan track in Nashville on Saturday. She will take part in ceremonies tied to an Olympic development meet featuring 400 women athletes, her daughter, and 15 former TSU athletes, then run an informal 440. Meanwhile at Iowa City, Title IX guidelines have aided girls sports but Peg Burke notes that three of four high school athletes are still boys, signaling more work ahead.
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Wilma Rudolph
Tennessee State University
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Rudolph
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Iowa
University of Iowa
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