Panthers trim roster by waiving 17 players
Carolina Panthers waived 17 players to cut the roster toward the NFL limit. Fourteen were rookies or street free agents in their first season. three veterans included Ed Philion Michael Reed and Lyn Tucker. Eric Vance placed on injured reserve as roster shortened to 61.
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Sedric Clark
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Marlon Evans
Brian Gragert
Todd Hunter
Bryan Jurewicz
Myron Newsome
Jeff Ogard
Mitchell Palmer
Nakia Reddick
Tim Sensley
Eric Vance
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Jaguars and 49ers on TV schedule with other games
A TV sports listing shows 8 pm games including Jaguars at 49ers in football and Mariners at White Sox in baseball. Other events include Little League World Series on ESPN2 at 8 pm and Life League World women’s basketball matches New York versus Utah in the evening.
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Love wins first major at Winged Foot PGA Championship
Davis Love II clinched his first major title at Winged Foot finishing 11 under par 269 after a closing 66. He beat Justin Leonard by five strokes as prayers and memory of his father accompanied a win that fulfilled a lifetime dream.
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Martin holds off Gordon in DeVilbiss 400 at Michigan
Mark Martin used luck and a strong car to win the DeVilbiss 400 at Michigan Speedway, beating Jeff Gordon by 2.009 seconds amid rain delays. Ted Musgrave finished third, with Ernie Irvan also in the top five as Ford dominated the day.
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Carlisle tops Murphy for Aiken Classic
USC-Aiken golf coach Michael Carlisle won the 22nd Annual Aiken Golf Classic at Palmetto Golf Club with a 1-under 212, edging Keith Murphy by one stroke in tough winds and firmer greens. Carlisle surged from a late-round bogey to eagle No. 10 and regain a two-stroke edge before a final back-and-forth finish.
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Gamecocks Steadily Turning Into a Power
Columbia South Carolina coach Brad Scott shapes a faster tougher team as freshmen push for development. Beckwith recalls early struggles and now says players know how to practice and execute. The plan is a deep rotation to sustain elite programs, with younger players given time to mature for potential breakthroughs.
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Neagle falters as Cardinals edge Braves 3 1
Denny Neagle allowed a run and two hits into the eighth before Danny Sheaffer broke a 1-1 tie with a two run double for St Louis. Sheaffer added an RBI squeeze bunt. Curtis King secured the eighth and Dennis Eckersley closed out the save.
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