Masters Return Brings Arnie and Jack Back to Augusta
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer return to the Masters, with Nicklaus eager to contend despite back problems and Palmer aiming for two more appearances. Palmer notes his competitive edge fading while Nicklaus vows a top ten as he relearns his swing. Hoots Johnson faces scrutiny over Masters past champion exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Jack
Arnie
Augusta National
Hoote Johnson
Tve
Johnson
Nicklaus
Doug Ford
Gay
Palmer
Golden Bear
Appeals court rejects Burk bid to picket Augusta National
A federal appeals court blocked Martha Burk’s emergency bid to allow protesters at Augusta National during the Masters. The 11th Circuit declined the request to override city and sheriff rulings restricting demonstrations near Magnolia Lane. Burk’s group plans continued legal challenges to the ordinance as Masters coverage proceeds without honorary starters this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Martha Burk
Augusta National Golf Club
U.S. 11Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Burk
Augusta National
National Council of Women’s Organizations
Ronald Strength
Dudley H. Bowen Jr
Bowen
Strength
Magnolia Lane
Lamr
Guthrie exits start with strained trapezius for precaution
Cleveland reports Jeremy Guthrie left his Akron AA start in the second inning with a strained right trapezius. Manager Eric Wedge said Guthrie is not expected to miss a start, while CC Sabathia neared his return from elbow issues and the bullpen faces early-season strain amid offensive slumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Guthrie
Indians
Stanford University
Cardinal
Sabathia
The
Royals
Eric Wedge
Buffalo
Nvals
Pawtucket
Syracuse
Rochester
Farrell
Aaron Myette
Akron
Bisons
Ottawa
Ontaro
Brian Tallet
Jason Philips
Dave Burba
Jason Stanford
Mike Fyhne
Braves
Byrd
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Hall of Fame cancels Bull Durham anniversary party
The Baseball Hall of Fame scrapped a 15th anniversary celebration for Bull Durham due to anti war remarks by Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon. Dale Petroskey cited concerns that the actors comments could endanger troops. Robbins and Sarandon criticized the decision as dismaying. The event would have honored co stars and others involved with the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Robbins
Susan Sarandon
Baseball Hall of Fame
Bull Durham
Hall
Dale Petroskey
Robbins
Sarandon
Cooperstown
N.Y
Petroskey
White House
Ronald Reagan
Robert Wuhl
Ron Shelton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bial Life
King OF
Swing
Appeals Court
Hootie Johnson
Augusta Natonal Golf Club
Lashieenn
Snead
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Sarazen
Nelson
Cub
Shead
Arnold
Beng
Kewn Landy
USA
God
Lance Barrow Sexd
McLeod
Nelson and
Ken Yenton
CBS
USA Network
Raw
David Toms
Padraig Harrimgton
Toms
Harington
Dams Love Ill
Jim Evans
David Choi
K.J. Choi
Aeros
Jose Santago
Wedge
Billy Traber
Eli Burks
Matt Lawton
Lawton
Burks
Tribe
Soe
Ofense
Milton Bradley
Travis Hafner
Shane Spencer
Chris Assonbek
the Chronicle- Telegram
Hall of Fame
Associated Press
Wotth
Rocker
Tampa Bay Dewi Rays
Atlanta
Texas
Tropcana Reid
Devil Rays
Lou Pinietla
Bet
Pets
Triple-A
Durham
Tampa Bay
Kennedy
Angels
Adam Kennedy
Anaheim
Chone Figgins
Tapic-A Salt Lake
Jenkins
Milwaukee Brewers
Geoff Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Rarsay
New York Yankees
Steve Karsay
Karsay
Rockies
Vaughn
T Heiager
Greg Vaughn
Colorado Rockies
Acive
Kiner
Rose
Ralph Kiner
Pete Rose
Pirates
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!