Masters Field And Final Players List For The 2005 Event
The Masters field includes 87 qualifiers and major champions such as Olazabal Faldo Crenshaw Ballesteros Langer and Woods. Goosen Furyk Hamilton Curtis Els Duval Micheel Beem Toms and Scott among others are listed with top finishers from recent tours and rankings. Special invitations and world ranking slots are noted as TBD.
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Maria Olazabal
Mark O'Meara
Nick Faldo
Ben Crenshaw
Bernhard Langer
Fred Couples
Ian Woosnam
Sandy Lyle
Larry Mize
Jack
Nicklaus
Seve Ballesteros
Craig Stadler
Tom Watson
Fuzzy Zoeller
Gary Player
Raymond Floyd
Tommy Aaron
Charlies Coody
Retief Goosen
Jim Furyk
Todd Hamilton
Ben Curtis
Ernie Els
David Duval
Shaun Micheel
Rich Beem
David Toms
Adam Scott
Davis Love II
U.S
Austin Eaton II
K.J. Choi
Sergio Garcia
Paul Casey
Chris DiMarco
Nick Price
Kirk Triplett
Padraig Harrington
Charles Howell
Casey Wittenberg
Jeff Maggert
Shigeki Maruyama
Fred Funk
Robert Allenby
Steve Flesch
Justin Leonard
Chris Riley
Stewart Cink
Stephen Ames
Stuart Appleby
Mark Hensby
Rory Sabbatini
Zach Johnson
Chad Campbell
John Daly
Scott Verplank
Jerry Kelly
Darren Clarke
Jay Haas
Kenny Perry
Carlos Franco
Rod Pampling
Tim Herron
Jonathan Kaye
Luke Donald
Ted Purdy
Ryan Palmer
Bo van Pelt
Jesper Pamevik
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Thomas Brom
Angel Cabrera
Ian Poulter
Peter Lonard
Fredrik Jacobson
Thomas Levet
David Howell
Nick O'Hern
Joakim Haeggman
Trevor Immerman
National NFL and local high school scoreboard roundup
Saturday and Sunday pro games listed with matchups such as Green Bay at Minnesota and Buffalo at San Francisco, plus Monday shows. Local high school results include Berkeley Springs 41 Keyser 40 and Parkersburg Catholic 64 Tyler Consolidated 50 with many more scores and postponements due to weather.
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Kansas City
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Chicago
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San Diego
Indianapolis
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Pittsburgh
Houston
Jacksonville
Atlanta
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Washington
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Frankfort
Westmar
Hannan
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Tolsia
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Baseball trades and signings across American and National leagues
Baseball teams from the American League and National League announce player signings trades and roster moves. Orioles Gomez acquired from Phillies while Gibbons signs with Baltimore Belliard Sanchez Inge LeCroy Rivas Guerrier Ryan Ellis Bradford Harikkala and others ink one year deals. Mariners Villone arbitration Sean Green acquired Bett Johnson designated. Rangers Dellucci Speier McDonald signings. Cubs Macias Mercker Chapman contracts. Marlins Mordecai named Jamestown manager. Expos Tucker Eischen one-year terms. Mets staff named. Phillies Polanco arbitration Fultz one-year. Myette sold to Japan. Pirates Gooby Florida ops head.
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Baltimore Orioles
Steve Kline
Jay Gibbons
Chris Gomez
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Ronnie Belliard
Detroit Tigers
Alex Sanchez
Brandon Inge
Minnesota Twins
Jacque Jones
Matthew LeCroy
Luis Rivas
Matt Guerrier
Michael Ryan
Oakland Athletics
Chad Bradford
Tim Harikkala
Mark Ellis
Seattle Mariners
Ron Villone
Sean Green
Colorado
Aaron Taylor
Bett Johnson
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Rob Bell
Tim Laker
Brandon Larson
Brian Buchanan
Texas Rangers
David Dellucci
Toronto Blue Jays
Justin Speier
John McDonald
Steve Andrade
Syracuse
Chicago Cubs
Jose Macias
Cincinnati Reds
Kent Mercker
Travis Chapman
Florida Marlins
Mike Mordecai
Jamestown
Mike Neu
Albuquerque
Montreal Expos
TJ. Tucker
Joey Eischen
NEW York Mets
Russ Bo
Japan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Trevor Gooby
Florida
Baseball trade winds shift as Alvarez near contract
Baseball news notes Wilson Alvarez near a 4 million two year deal. Rumors swirl on Randy Johnson trade to the Yankees with Shawn Green. Los Angeles must approve, then Bud Selig must sign off before a 72 hour window to extend Johnson. George Steinbrenner plans to meet Carlos Beltran in Tampa while San Diego lands Dave Roberts from Boston. Cabrera replaces Eckstein for the Angels as Edgar Renteria signs with Boston for 40 million over four years.
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Wilson Alvarez
Randy Johnson
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New York Yankees
Shawn Green
Los Angeles
Diamondbacks
Bud Selig
New York
Johnson
Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Carlos Beltrand
Tampa
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Dave Roberts
Boston
Jay Payton
Ramon Vazquez
David Pauley
Cabrera
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Angels
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Red Sox
Edgar Renteria
St. Louis
Duke routs Ball State in decisive victory
Duke, ranked third, overwhelmed Ball State 81-31 in Muncie as Mistie Williams posted 13 points and 10 rebounds and Laura Kurz added 11 points and seven boards. The Blue Devils won their ninth straight, forcing 25 turnovers and holding the Cardinals to a season-low scoring output. Ball State, 3-6, was led by Tina Bolte with eight points.
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Mistie Williams
Laura Kurz
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Nent
Cardinals
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Hokies Eye Sugar Bowl Bid After Remaking Season
Hokies coach and players express belief in overcoming a 2-2 start to win the ACC title and land a Sugar Bowl berth in New Orleans. They say they thrive as underdogs and will not worry about doubters as they prepare to face Auburn, favored by 6.5 points, in a key postseason showdown.
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Iverson 51 but Sixers fall to Jazz in thriller
Allen Iverson scored 51 for Philadelphia, becoming the first Sixers player with 50 in back to back games since Wilt Chamberlain. Utah’s Mehmet Okur drilled the decisive free throws as the Jazz edged the Sixers 103 101, with Boozer 28 and Arroyo 11 assists.
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Mehmet Okur
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Carlos Arroyo
Kyle Korver
Concord freshman Samm Nester earns WVIAAC women’s player honor
Samm Nester of Concord University exploded for 41 points in a 92 88 win over Belmont Abbey and was named the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference women's player of the week. The Lewisburg native added 11 rebounds and 2 steals while shooting 17 of 20 from the field and 11 first-half makes.
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Marshall Faces Fort Worth Bowl After MAC Switch
Coach Bob Pruett says Marshall has learned from tougher opponents like Cincinnati Louisville Georgia and Ohio State as they prepare for the Fort Worth Bowl. Backup QB Graham Godineaur notes the bowl bid boosts seniors and gives younger players extra practice time ahead of Conference USA play. Godineaur, a Highland Village native, plans to bring up to 60 relatives to Fort Worth for his final college game.
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Mountaineers Focus Ahead to Bowl Game
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen says focus remains key as Mountaineers prepare for a bowl game in warm Florida. Brad Cooper misses two of four field goals, punter Phil Brady averaged 29.3 yards on four punts, and penalties on Pitt’s punter are noted amid intense practice sessions in Morgantown. Jahmile Addae, from Valrico, Florida, emphasizes savoring the moment as Florida natives look forward to playing close to home.
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