Canadiens top Senators in OT
Montreal defeated Ottawa 3-2 in overtime to take a 2-0 series lead. Galchenyuk scored 3:40 into OT on a spin around shot. Pacioretty and Subban also scored in regulation. Desharnais had assists on both. Price stopped 29 shots. Hammond 37 saves. Game 3 Sunday in Ottawa.
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Braves Rally Past Blue Jays in Wild 8-7 Finish
Pinch hitter Jonny Gomes launched a tiebreaking eighth inning homer as Atlanta beat Toronto 8-7. Nick Markakis went 4-for-4 with three runs, Freeman added a two-run shot, and Cody Martin earned the win while Jim Johnson closed it out. Donaldson homered twice for the Jays, Travis also went deep, and Teheran allowed five Jays homers in a loss.
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Jim Johnson
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Julio Teheran
Josh Donaldson
Russell Martin
Devon Travis
Jose Reyes
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A.J. Pierzynski
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Spieth Rebounds in Heritage After Rough First Round
Jordan Spieth blamed a poor Thursday showing on faulty ball position and slice. He corrected posture, ball and hand position, and tempo to strike the ball better despite a grueling week. Tom Watson and Bernhard Langer are noted in the field as others compete for a Masters-to-Heritage double. Sixty-six players made the cut at even par, tying the lowest Heritage cut at 142.
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Woosnam Leads in Greater Gwinnett Champ Round Interrupted by Rain
Ian Woosnam shared the 4 under lead with five holes left when rain suspended first round action at TPC Sugarloaf. Tommy Armour III, Joey Sindelar, Gary Hallberg and Olin Browne were also near the top, with Jimenez even par through 11 and Langer under 12. Byrum led the early 3-under 69.
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Ian Woosnam
TPC Sugarloaf
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Tommy Armour III
Joey Sindelar
Gary Hallberg
Olin Browne
Armour
Hall
Bernhard Langer
Tom Byrum
Pacers Lead Chase at Peach Belt Golf Championship
No. 2 USC Aiken sits in second after opening round of the Peach Belt Conference championship at Greenwood Country Club. The Pacers carded a 6 under 282 to trail Flagler by two strokes. Freshmen Holliday and Tissera led with 4-under 68, Ostensson sits top 10 with 71, Ward 75, Robinson-Thompson 76. Wayne State and Columbus State rankings noted. The team resumes second round at 10 a.m.
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Johnson Holliday
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Axel Ostensson
Ostensson
Andrew Ward
Brandon Robinson-Thompson
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