Norman pulls away for easy World Series win in Akron
Greg Norman shot a final 3-under 67 to finish 7-under 273 and win the NEC World Series of Golf by four strokes over Phil Mickelson amid heavy rain. Mickelson finished 2-over 72 in a bid, while Tiger Woods and Cook tied for third at 278. Norman earned $396,000 and a 10-year PGA Tour exemption.
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Sheffield and US Open Tennis Lead Evening Sports
TV schedule lists Sheffield at Blackburn on ESPN2 at 7 30 p m and US Open tennis coverage at 8 p m with matches on US network. Also shows US Open tennis at 11 a m and Astros at Braves on TBS at 7 35 p m along with Marine at Cubs baseball and arena football featuring Iowa vs Arizona.
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Perez knocks out Braves in 10th for Reds win
Cincinnati rallied in the 10th as Eduardo Perez lined a two out two run double off Chad Fox to beat Atlanta 64. Barry Larkin sparked the rally with a pinch hit, Reggie Sanders homered, and Mike Morgan earned the win after holding the Braves to two runs in seven. John Smoltz took the loss despite a strong start, as Cincinnati capitalized on three Braves errors for four unearned runs.
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Aiken Ajax claim 21 overtime win at Soccer Classic
The Under-16 Aiken Ajax defeated Mountain Park Blue Panthers 2 1 in overtime after a 1 1 regulation tie to win the 2nd Annual Aiken Summer Soccer Classic at Powderhouse Field. Kyle Simmons and Brantlee Milner scored the decisive goals as John Vance made key saves and the team praised its defense.
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Panthers Say Goodbye to Greene and Sign Turnbull
The Carolina Panthers released sacks leader Kevin Greene after a holdout for higher pay. Renaldo Turnbull, a 1993 Pro Bowl defender, was signed to bolster the defense and reunite with coach Dom Capers and Vic Fangio.
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Felder Edges Harbin to Win WM Gregory Classic
Jamie Felder shot 69 in a tight final round to beat Matt Harbin by one stroke at North Augusta Country Club. Dale Overcash finished third with 142 total and clinched the Cadillac Cup player of the year, earning a spot as team captain for South Carolina. Ed Payne won the Seniors division by one stroke over Charles Durand after Durand led with a 73 opening round.
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