Masters Telecast Skips Protests At Augusta National
CBS telecast of the 2003 Masters focused on golf and features while protests by about 50 demonstrators near Augusta National and a related New York demonstration received no airtime. CBS officials cited network focus and no coverage on the protest.
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Nicklaus At Augusta Faces Masters Relic Status
At age 63 Jack Nicklaus endures two tough Masters rounds amid a soaked course and longer yardage. He laments aging, notes he may not tee off in future Masters if conditions stay unfavorable, and reflects on wanting competitive form to justify playing. The Golden Bear hopes to compete but acknowledges diminished driving power and consistency.
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Maggert Leads as Stars Chase at Augusta Masters
Maggert stood at 5-under 211 entering the final round, one of seven under par amid a crowded leaderboard. Woods, in contention despite a rough tee, echoed confidence after making his 102nd cut, as Olazabal, Mattiace, Furyk and Byrd hovered within six shots of the lead.
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Green wins Pepsi 300 for first Busch title since 1996
David Green passing Johnny Sauter on the final backstretch lap claimed the Pepsi 300 at Nashville Superspeedway. The Kentucky native sealed his first Busch Series victory in six years, trailing only four laps led all day, as Sauter finished 0.28 seconds back and Ashton Lewis Jr. took third amid a 225-lap, 1.33 mile event with 10 leaders and 15 lead changes.
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