Nicklaus passes first test in comeback at Bell Atlantic Classic
Jack Nicklaus finished 18th at 2 under par with a second 70 in the Bell Atlantic Classic, signaling improved swing and endurance after 10 months out. He called his game a C but his body improvement a hopeful A as he eyes a stronger return. Tom Jenkins won the playoff over Jim Thorpe.
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Sabres surprise Leafs with rookie goalie in East finals
Buffalo's Dwayne Roloson, making his first playoff start, stopped 28 shots to back a 4 3 victory as Dominik Hasek sat out with a groin injury. Lindy Ruff altered plans by naming Roloson starter just before game time, surprising Toronto and the hockey world.
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Offens tie sends game to overtime in Upatoi match
Offen nets six for Chime Bell Station to force OT with 1:12 left in regulation as Upatoi Blue leads 8-7. Greer and Van Der Hyde add one each for Chime Bell Station in a 2-1 tournament finish. Upatoi Green defeats Palm Restaurants in OT with Flournoy’s early tally.
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Tucker’s Training Sparks Quad Rivalry Highlight
Long Beach State graduate Kiklas clocked 7 42.8 to outpace Lisa Schlenker in the quads trial as they vie for spots on the 1999 World Championships team. Jamie Koven sped to 6 55 for a berth in men’s singles, with Leslie Rawley winning women’s singles in 7 34.6. Next trials run June 3 8 at Langley Pond with eight more slots to go and final trials July 14 19 at Princeton New Jersey.
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