Evans seals Tour de France title in dramatic finish
Cadel Evans grabbed the yellow jersey with a decisive time trial victory, erasing a 57 second deficit to Andy Schleck. He leads Schleck by 1 minute 34 seconds and Frank Schleck by 2 minutes 30 seconds with Paris finale looming. Evans choked with emotion on the podium after securing Australia’s first Tour win.
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Nelson captures eGolf Aiken with 14 under and home-town win
Nelson won the eGolf golf event in Aiken finishing 14 under after rounds of 68 69 67 69 and a playoff victory. Poole led early with a 65 final round but finished tied for second as other locals posted solid scores. He collected 7696.67 dollars and praised the home-town setting at Woodside Plantation.
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McCurdy Wins Sage Valley Junior after Tight Final Round
Palmetto Mills finishes fourth at 7 under as McCurdy edges Reach in a playoff on the Sage Valley course. McCurdy crediting a hybrid for the win, notes perfect greens and clutch 8-foot putts while Reach, bound for Georgia, settles for second as Fauzi ends third at 8 under. Fields shoots 62 for the low round. Engler takes mid amateur title at 4 under.
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