Choi Leads Torrey Pines Round As Johnson Fires Subpar 66
Choi, 45, this PGA veteran from South Korea shot 67 on the North Course to lead after a round noted for accurate drives and firm fairways. Johnson posted 66 despite a near-miss at the seventh hole, finishing 8-under 136. Mickelson battled misfortune on the 18th while growing up nearby and expressed regret over overpressing after a strong South Course start.
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Khang leads Bahamas LPGA as Ramsey falters in round one
Khang, 18, shot 68 to seize a share of the lead at 8 under 138 in Paradise Island, matching Hull and Nomura. Kim Nordqvist Kwak Matthew Alsom top pack. Wie misses cut. Ramsey slumps with 82 to miss the weekend. Spieth in Singapore trails after weather-hit second round. Lawrie takes Doha lead with 70 to sit at 13 under.
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Royals land Ian Kennedy on $70 million deal
Kansas City agrees to a five year pact worth 70 million with pitcher Ian Kennedy. The contract spans 2016 to 2020 with 7.5 million next year and escalating salaries, plus a 2017 opt out option that could trigger a 27 million two year rework. Kennedy to be unveiled at FanFest.
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Horses with Aiken ties earn Triple Crown nominations
Aiken connections appear in 368 early Triple Crown nominees for 3-year-olds. Get Jets, a Scat Daddy progeny raced by Team D after Frommer sold him in 2016. he won Sleepy Hollow and scored $223,800 in 2015. Also listed are All World, Decorated Soldier, Enroute, and Hatter, with ties to Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners, Legacy Stable, and trainers Todd Pletcher and Tom Albertrani. The Triple Crown comprises the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes.
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Murray heads to fifth Australian Open final
Andy Murray reached his fifth Australian Open final after a five set win over Milos Raonic. He will face Novak Djokovic, aiming to win his first Melbourne title and balance past final losses, while Raonic battled an adductor problem and a late match massage.
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