Nicklaus Defends Masters Ambition and Open Quest
Augusta scene as Jack Nicklaus ignores the Grand Slam chatter while celebrating his Masters win and outlining hopes for the U S Open British Open and PGA. He notes tough courses Medinah Carnoustie and Firestone suit him, discusses ball compression ritual, and contrasts American and British play styles amid fierce tour competition.
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Dodgers top Reds in home opener as Wynn and Cey pace win
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Cincinnati 5-2 at home, with Jimmy Wynn and Rob Cey homering, and Mike Marshall earning his first save of the season after fending off a bases loaded jam in the eighth. Rick Auerbach Davey Lopes and Bill Buckner added a 2-0 third inning advantage, with Cey's fifth inning homer extending the lead. Other NL results saw Philadelphia over New York 4-3 and Chicago 4-2 over Pittsburgh. Oakland edged Kansas City 3-2 in the AL.
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Seghi backs Indians pitching ahead of Brewers series
Cleveland General Manager Phil Seghi voiced confidence in the Indians pitching staff during three days of workouts before a weekend three game set with Milwaukee. He dismissed Jim Perry’s 6-2 loss, praised rookies Kern and Eckersley, commended Dennis LaRoche, and noted Frank Robinson’s bullpen adjustments as positive signs.
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Celtics rebound in series opener as Havlicek leads
Boston at Houston. Havlicek scores 30 and adds five rebounds and nine assists to spark a 123-106 win in the Eastern Division semifinal opener. Golden State dominates Seattle 123-96 with 39 points from Rick Barry as both series begin.
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Wolverines rally past Comets 7 3 in key showdown
Elvira West Wolverines overcome deficits to beat Amherst Steele Comets 7-3 as Ric Bellottie drives in three runs with three hits. Steve Eisom improves to 2-0 on the mound after a shaky first two innings, with Magazzine taking the loss for Amherst. The win tightens standings as Wolverines prepare to host Keystone.
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