Wednesday scoreboard lists top women players by ranking
The list shows players numbered from 20 to 27 including Daja Bedanova of the Czech Republic, Lisa Raymond of the United States, Tatiana Panova of Russia, Patty Schnyder of Switzerland, Iva Majoli of Croatia, Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario of Spain, Nathalie Dechy of France, Tamarine Tanasugarn of Thailand, and Eleni Daniilidou of Greece with their national affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daja Bedanova
Czech Republic
Lisa Raymond
United States
Tatiana Panova
Russia
Patty Schnyder
Switzerland
Iva Majoli
Croatia
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
Spain
Nathalie Dechy
France
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Thailand
Eleni Daniilidou
Greece
LPGA Tour Scoring Leaders and Key Statistical Totals
A compact list of top LPGA stats featuring Annika Sorenstam leading scoring with 68.96, Se Ri Pak 70.36, Karrie Webb 70.51, Juli Inkster 70.68, and Mi Hyun Kim 70.86 among others. Includes driving distance leaders, greens in regulation, top finishes, driving accuracy, and putting averages with numerous named players and exact figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annika Sorenstam
Se Ri Pak
Karrie Webb
Juli Inkster
Mi Hyun Kim
Laura Diaz
Grace Park
Beth Daniel
Carin Koch
Michele Redman
Laura Davies
Rosie Jones
Hee-Won Han
Luciana Benivenuti
Suzanne Strudwick
Amy Fruhwirth
Marnie McGuire
Joanne Morley
Leslie Spalding
Nancy Lopez
Liselotte Meumann
Nancy Scranton
Pat Hurst
Jeong Jang
Baseball scoreboard and upcoming games brief
Summary of multiple MLB matchups with results Houston win 7 Cincinnati 5 and Atlanta 7 Colorado 6. Also lists numerous Tuesday and Wednesday games featuring teams such as Baltimore Tampa Bay Minnesota Chicago White Sox Texas Boston Seattle Detroit Oakland Tampa Bay Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Cubs Houston Mets and others with pitchers and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Texas
Boston
Kansas City
Toronto
Sediacek
Halladay
Anaheim
Ortiz
N.Y
O.hernandez
Rogers
Seattle
Valdes
Detroit
Oakland
Lidle
V.zambrano
Lopez
Mays
Chica Sox
Buehrle
Yankees
Cleveland
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Colorado
San Francisco
Florida
Montreal
San Diego
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Arizona
Los Angeles
Prior
C.hermnandez
Fogg
Finley
Yoshii
Chacon
Moehier
Schilling
Millwood
Tankersley
Tejera
Daal
N.Y. Mets
Thomson
Rueter
Brett Foulds
Chris Botsford
Aaron Watkins
Ryan McDonald
Mark Gauley
Steve Lohmeyer
Jeremy Lyons
Pet GB
Tote New York
Baseball
Orioles
RAYS
Winn Cf
Hrtur
Huff
Mathwer
Sndbrg
West Divis Cox
Conine
Gomez Ss
E—Sandberg
Flaherty
Abernathy
Tampa
Winn
New York
Ha—Huff
Grieve
Gomez
Matthews
Sb—Crawford
Batista
S—Crawford
Hairston
Gardner
Chicago
Jjohnson
Roberts
Groom
Mark Carlson
Jay
Klemm
Wally Bell
C.B. San Diego Buckner
YANKS
Angels
Abrhbi
Eckstin
Asrano
Erstad
Jeter
JaGbi
Spiezio
Bwums
Gandsn If
Glaus
Vitura
Wooten
Posada
Opimro
White
Bgil
G Anderson
Sb—Ventura
Cs— JaGiambi
Mendesi
SO Sele L
Levine
Pettitte W
Mendoza
Stanton S
Sele
Y Pettitte
Eckstein
Brian Runge
Tim McClelland
Chuck Meriwether
Ted Barrett
Tigers
Mainrs
Cgillen
Easley
Cguillen
B Boone
Cameron
Dwilson
Truby
Eassey
Higginson
Halter
Fgarcia L
Creek
Hasegawa
Detroit Maroth
Hitberg
Burks
Vizquelss
Mabry
Thometh
Tejada
Echavz
Kgarar
Dyerf
Lawonis
Justice If
LaRocca
Metlis
Selby
Jmcdonald Eperez
Hr—Echavez
Dye
Sb—Vizquel
Sf—Crisp
Rincon
Oakland Hills Country Club
Bloomfield Hills
Westbrook
North Course
Larry Poncino
Dustin Bray
J J Jakovac
Kevin Stadler
Joe Affrunti
Reid Hatley
TWINS
Chisox
Julien Trudeau
Camilo Villegas
Zach Atkinson
Chris Nallen
Juones If
Rwand
Conner Robbins
Cormass
Vientin Ss
David Skinns
Tenter of
Lee If
D J Trahan
Dortiz
Ordner
Chris Noel
LeCroy
Knerko
Camilo Benedetti
Aaron Byers
Jason Gerken
Seponis
Spence Levin
Sb—J Jones
Jeff Nielson
Thunter
Brent Wanner
Mohr
Greg Kennedy
Fernando Mechereffe
Lohse
LPGA Schedule Through December With Major Events Listed
A compact listing of LPGA Tour events from February through December includes the Takefuji Classic in February with Annika Sorenstam, March banners for Banner Health and Welch's Circle K with players like Rachel Teske and Laura Diaz, Kraft Nabisco featuring Sorenstam, and additional stops featuring Se Ri Pak, Cristie Kerr, Juli Inkster, Janice Moodie, Karrie Webb, Mi Hyun Kim, Meg Mallon, and others across venues in the United States, Japan, and Korea including the U S Women's Open and several international classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annika Sorenstam
Juli Inkster
Se Ri Pak
Mi Hyun Kim
Karrie Webb
Laura Diaz
Rachel Teske
Grace Park
Hee-Won Han
Michele Redman
Rosie Jones
Beth Daniel
Cristie Kerr
Kelly Robbins
Carin Koch
Mhairi McKay
Janice Moodie
Gloria Park
Meg Mallon
Lorie Kane
Kelli Kuehne
Catriona Matthew
D. Ammaccapane
Maria Hjorth
Beth Bauer
Shaun Waugh
Michelle Ellis
Pat Hurst
Akiko Fukushima
Leta Lindley
Donna Andrews
Kris Tschetter
Wendy Doolan
Helen Alfredsson
J. Gallagher-Smith
Betsy King
Ping Banner Health
Kraft Nabisco
Office Depot
Aeros Electrolux USA
Wegmans
Rochester
Television Highlights for August 21
ESPN-USGA covers the U S Amateur first round in Bloomfield Hills Michigan. World Series semifinals at Williamsport feature teams TBA and Louisville against Fort Worth. Major League Baseball regional and late games include Yankees at Anaheim and Texas or Oakland at Cleveland. Tennis action from USTA Pilot Pen in New Haven with early rounds, delayed tape in Haven Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESPN
USGA
U.S
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
TBA
Williamsport
Louisville
Fort Worth
Texas
ESPN2
Anaheim
N.Y
Yankees
Boston
Oakland
Cleveland
USTA
Pilot Pen
New Haven
Conn
NASCAR Driver Ricky Rudd Signs Three Year Wood Brothers Deal
Auto racing reports Ricky Rudd signed a three year contract with the Wood Brothers. Baseball notes include Cleveland Indians optioning Ryan Drese and recalling Ricardo Rodriguez while Detroit Tigers move Eric Sabel Hollandsworth off the 15 day DL and promote C J Nitkowski. Multiple trades and signings across MLB, NBA, NFL, hockey, and college programs fill the sports wire with team personnel changes and roster shuffles nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nascar
Ricky Rudd
The
Wood Brothers
Cleveland Indians
Ryan Drese
Buffalo
Ricardo Rodriguez
Detroit Tigers
Eric Sabel Hollandsworth
C.J. Nitkowski
Oklahoma
Atlanta Braves
Marco Paddy
Tyrone Brooks
Cincinnati Reds
Raul Gonzalez
New York Mets
Jose Guillen
Louisville
Chris Reitsma
Luke Hudson
Jared Fernandez
John Riedling
Powell Valley Wins FCC Golf Meet in Bluefield
Powell Valley topped 15 teams at Fincastle Country Club posting 320 to beat Martinsville 330 and Christiansburg 333. Medalist Brad Phillips fired 74 and scored a hole in one on the 10th hole. Graham hosted. G-Men JV set for Wolf Creek at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Fincastle
Powell Valley
Martinsville
Christiansburg
Brad Phillips
Phillips
Graham
Wolf Creek
Williams leads Yankees past Angels in division clash
Bernie Williams extended his multihit streak to 10 games with three singles as the New York Yankees topped the Anaheim Angels 7-5. Jason Giambi hit a homer and drove in three, seizing a lead in the sixth inning on Aaron Sele's seven walks and a Glaus error. The Bronx Bombers, leaders of their division, handed the Angels only their second loss in nine games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Bernie Williams
Jason Giambi
New York Yankees
Anaheim Angels
Yankees
Aaron Sele
Troy Glaus
Giambi
Williams
Angels
Pocahontas celebrates as new press box and scoreboard arrive
In Pocahontas a community celebration honors ongoing project work at the field behind the bleachers. A new press box is under construction and a Pepsi-Cola funded scoreboard will be installed soon. Attendees heard from PHS Band and new director Bobby Jenks as teams were introduced by coaches Bobby Wyatt and Rodney Reid. The Thomas F Lucas Gymnasium hosts the Donald L. Carter Memorial Basketball Classic starting with Graham vs Bland County at 6 p.m. and then Tazewell vs Contact Tom Bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niy
Pocahontas
Truman
Pepsi-Cola
Tazewell
PHS
Bobby Jenks
Thomas F Lucas Gymnasium
Bobby Wyatt
Rodney Reid
Donald L. Carter
Graham
Bland County
Princeton Sets Tone With Five-Run Fifth In Day Split
Princeton surged in the fifth frame to seize a 7-1 lead as Nolasco drove in two with a single and Davie capped the inning with a two-run homer off Rodriguez. Cardinals added cushion runs, Bankston later doubled, and Nolasco delivered two RBIs. Rodriguez took the loss. Hawksworth earned win. In nightcap, Bankston’s 18th homer was Princeton’s lone run as Cardinals won 5-1 at City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monette
Mather
Nolasco
Mike McCoy
Andrew Davie
Felix Rodriguez
Princeton
Bankston
Gabe Martinez
Cardinals
Tony Peguero
Rodriguez
Hawksworth
Pridie
City
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LPGA
Eagles
Sophie Gustafson
Candie King
Sherri Turner
Maria Horth
Tamie Dardin
Wendy Ward
Michelle McGann
Land Saves
Vicki Goetze-Ackerman
Dan Adams
Reading
Albany-Colonie Diamond Dogs
Gehen
Travis
Basketball National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
Sam Mitchell
Portland Trail Blazers
Shawn Kemp
Atlanta Falcons
Perry Phenix
Brian Holmes
Baltimore Ravens
Cornell Brown
Mississippi Sea Wolves
Jim Baxter
Fresno Falcons
Cory Murphy
Kirk DeWaele
Alex Todd
Columbus Crew
Chris Leitch
Appalachian State
Toby Madison
Matt McMahon
Ball State
Amy Zercher
College OF Charleston
Stuart Lake
Eastern Kentucky
Jack Fairleigh Dickinson
Kia Damon
Massachusetts
Franklin & Marshall
Beau Franquet
John Jay
Robb Smith
Pat Malia
Shelvy Thomas
Kansas State
James Rawson
Paula Donald
Greg Collins
Ohio State
Jesse Kline
Pfieffer
Mark Hayes
RPI
Adam Clinton
Susquehanna
Ann Clements
Vincennes
Chris Lancaster
Idaho
Western New England
Fcc
Major League Baseball
Devil Rays
Gary Matthews Jr
Lee Gardner
Baltimore Orioles
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Ben Grieve
Chris Gomez
Joe Kennedy
Athletics
Indians
Jermaine Dye
Eric Chavez
Oakland Athletics
Aaron Harang
Billy Koch
Tom Bone
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