Maruyama captures Byron Nelson in tense finish
Shigeki Maruyama held off Tiger Woods and Ben Crane to win the Byron Nelson Classic in Irving Texas finishing 14 under 266. Crane finished second after an eagle birdie par finish earning 518000. Woods closed with three straight birdies for 66 to finish well back.
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Irving
Texas
Shigeki Maruyama
Tiger Woods
Ben Crane
Maruyama
Crane
K.J. Choi
New Orleans
Greater Milwaukee
Woods
Lietzke wins TD Waterhouse in rain soaked finish
Bruce Lietzke, 50, held a 2-stroke lead after an eight under par 64 Saturday. Rain forced cancellation on Sunday at Tiffany Greens, but he was declared winner of the TD Waterhouse Championship, earning $240,000 for his fourth Senior PGA Tour victory in 19 starts.
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Waterhouse
Bruce Lietzke
Tiffany Greens
Lietzke
TD Waterhouse
Benson and Hedges
Argentina
Angel Cabrera
England
Barry Lane
Cabrera
Belfry
Brabazon
Scotland
Colin Montgomerie
Ireland
Padraig Harrington
New Zealand
Michael Campbell
John Daly
Japan
Yuri Fudo
Karrie Webb
Australia
Fudo
Webb
Tokyo Yomiuri
Nelson Claimed Victory From a Tarnished Slate
A shuffled scoreboard shows Byron Nelson and Alan Craig among golfers in a Four Seasons Resort event with a $1 million purse and a separate $1.6 million prize. Yardages near 7,017 and 8,928 yards define course length while multiple players posted scores in the 60s and 70s.
Sorenstam Holds On For LPGA Victory At Mother's Day Event
Natalie Gulbis rose to lead in only her seventh LPGA start but finished eighth as Annika Sorenstam won the tour event finishing 17 under 271 to earn 120000. Hurst, aiming for her first since 2000 after birth, tied for second with Grace Park and Donna Andrews three and four behind.
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Sorenstam
Hurst
Reilly Ann
Grace Park
Donna Andrews
Brandie Burton
Natalie Gulbis
US slack in World Cup tuneup with 2-1 win over Uruguay
The United States earned a 2-1 victory over Uruguay in a World Cup warmup with goals by Tony Sanneh and DaMarcus Beasley. The defense remained porous amid calls for a stronger back line, though Brad Friedel delivered several sharp saves.
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Washington
United States
Uruguay
Tony Sanneh
DaMarcus Beasley
Brad Friedel
Sebastian Abreu
Germany
Ireland
Fragmented May broadcast lip readings and listings
A jumble of TV and radio listings from a May schedule includes mentions of news segments, sports, weather, and entertainment. The dense OCR text names various programs, times, and items from a 1965 era grid, with scattered brands and personalities interwoven through chaotic formatting.
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Senter
Eee Gewite
Sioertiam
Graig Stadion
Titany Greene
Rae
Eer
Electrolux USA
Anna Andowe
Brange Buon
Hee Won Man
Bec Ra
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Aly
Perry Rete
Don Pooley
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Pat Donal Gery
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Danonen
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Davi Grater
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Gre Mona
Taree
Danis Keon
Tove
NotonMtreenon
Grae Kar
Sane Crater
Tae
Kuenns
Anan
Shen Tumor
Geroer
Rent Cera
Taraea
Henmor
Ga Fonnsan
Kate Mortal
Shem Stenn
Ema Canats
Natascha Fir
Indy Senreyar
Ana Coma
Shanwaugh
Sean Finnals
Gest
Monreal Cagina
Sociated Press
Martin Gelinas
Rod Brind’Amour
Ron Francis
Carolina
Arturs Irbe
Hurricanes
Montreal Canadiens
Irbe
Andre Agassi
Tommy Haas
Sunny
Rome
Pete Sampras
Agassi
Justine Henin
Williams
Henin
Serena Williams
Venus
Nicolas Beoker
South Carolina
Ben Atkinson
Georgia
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Toler
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Tv- Ks
Eat News
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Roftaffone
Woex
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ME Beast
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Azisseuna
Ieee
Giance
Gan Reese
Reg Fane
Danete Neers
Fae
Cfs TV
Adele
Jan Coure
Winston
Oragen
Deroy Ray
Awe
Lhaman
Frank Sina
Stony
Frank Sava
Got Tak Rae
Roe Tae
Austa
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