Tigermania Surrounds Tiger Woods At Buick Open
RAND BLANC Michigan AP Tiger Woods dominates Buick Open coverage at Warwick Hills with over 100000 fans expected. Field includes Mark Brooks Ernie Els Justin Leonard and Woods as Masters champion draws record credential requests. Woods handles glare with stoic humor while planning a morning practice amid vast media attention.
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Players back Switzer after airport gun arrest
Bees Switzer has support from his players amid an arrest for carrying a loaded unlicensed gun at an airport. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones faces possible discipline questions. players say Switzer apologized and team members express confidence in him.
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Costa defeats Courier in ATP Championship opener
Mysie Costa, the 14th seed and world ranked 17th, saves two match points to outlast Jim Courier 4-6 7-6 6-3 in the first round of the 2.3 million ATP Championship in ASON Ohio. Courier misses the final return as Costa rallies to win in two hours and 24 minutes.
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Elway Out For 2 To 4 Weeks With Biceps Injury
John Elway is expected to miss two to four weeks after rupturing a biceps tendon in his throwing arm during Denver’s 38 19 loss to the Miami Dolphins in Mexico City. The injury was confirmed by MRI at Steadman Hawkins clinic after a Monday night game, with recovery hoped for by the opener against Kansas City on August 31.
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Norman Faxon claim third straight Fred Meyer Challenge title
Greg Norman and Brad Faxon dominated the Fred Meyer Challenge with an 8-under 63 second round to cap a 19-under 123 total, three strokes ahead of Phil Mickelson and Jay Haas. The win marks their third straight and extends their dominance to 50-under par over 108 holes dating to 1995 on the Oregon Golf Club course.
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