Bermuda Dunes Final Scores in Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
Jesper Parnevik led the Bermuda Dunes event with a 331 total to win $540,000 while Rory Sabbatini and JL Lewis tied for second at 332 and 333 respectively as final money winnings were distributed across the field on the 6,829 yard Bermuda Dunes course.
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Jesper Parnevik
Rory Sabbatini
JL Lewis
David Toms
Hal Sutton
David Duval
Fred Funk
John Huston
Matt Gogel
Kirk Triplett
Andrew Magee
Robert Allenby
Bradley Hughes
Brent Geiberger
Rich Seem
Glen Day
Mickelson
Olin, Browne
Rocco Mediate
John Maginnes
Peter Jacobsen
Robert Gomez
Steve Stricker
Kevin Sutherland
Jeff Suman
Neal Lancaster
Barry Cheesman
Greg Kraft
Steve Flesch
Greg Chalmers
Davis Love II
Robert Damron
Tom Pernice Jr
Frank Lickliter
Glen Hnatiuk
Bob Heintz
Craig Barlow
Mark Brooks
Chris Perry
3Dai Justin Leonard
Bil Glasson
Edward Fryatt
Dennis Paulson
Paul Stankowski
Brad Elder
JP. Hayes
Mathew Goggin
Jerry Kelly
David Peoples
Fred Couples
Esteban Toledo
Bruce Lietzke
Scott McCarron
Jonathan Kaye
Jay'Don Blake
Bob Tway
Curtis Strange
Jeff Freeman
Tom Kite
Kenny Perry
Brande Chamblee
Nolan Henke
Paul Goydos
Tommy Armour III
Stephen Ames
Wwe Sandy Lyle
Highlights From Monday Sports Schedule And Major League Deals
TV lineup includes Connecticut at Syracuse and Colorado at Kansas. Baseball free-agent moves feature re-signings and new contracts across teams like Seattle, Tampa Bay, Texas, Toronto, Arizona, Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Montreal, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and more, with notable signings such as Olerud to the Mets and Rogers to the Mets. The day also covers sailing finals in Auckland and Australian Open quarterfinals.
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Jay Buhner
John Olerud
New York Mets
Stan Javier
Houston
Mark McLemore
Texas
Arthur Rhodes
Lhp
Baltimore
Aaron Selerho
Joe Oliver
Pittsburgh
Tampa Bay
Greg Vaughn
Cincinnati
Gerald Williams
Atlanta
Norm Chariton
Rhp
Juan Guzman
Steve Trachsel
Thp
Chicago Cubs
John Burkett
Mike Munoz
Ihp
Luis Alicea
Kenny Rogers
Darren Oliver
St Louis
Toronto
David Seguirb
Arizona
Russ Springer
Mike Morgan
Brian Hunter
Rudy Seanez
Chicago
Joe Girardi
New York Yankees
Tom Goodwin
Brent Mayne
San Francisco
Terry Shumpert
Scott Servais
Tony Eubesio
Doug Henry
Dwight Gooden
Cleveland
LOS Angeles
Orel Hershiser
Gregg Olson
Mike Fetters
Milwaukee
Jason Bere
David Weathers
Jose Hernandez
Montreal
Graeme Lloyd
New York
Todd Zeile
Charlie Hayes
Rich Rodriguez
Philadelphia
Mike Jackson
Jeff Brantley
Mip
Dale Svearn
Wil Cordero
Ini
Luis Soto
ST. Louis
Heathcliff Slocumb
Thomas Howard
Andy Benes
Turner Ward
Otis Nixon
Jeff Brauser
Morandini
Benito Santiago
Steve Avery
Mark Wohlers
Rhr
Colorado
Kurt Abbott
Kirt Manwaring
Kevin Ritz
Jack Howell
Eric Plunk
Shawon Dunston
Ed Sprague
Doug Strange
David Howard
Willie McGee
Donovan Osborne
Free Agents NEW YORK: 44 players in American League list
AP reports a wide AL free agent slate with 44 players. Notable moves include Jim Corsi joining Baltimore as a right handed pitcher and Reggie Jefferson with Boston along with Kent Mercker and Pat Rapp. Darrin Jackson lands with Chicago, Carlos Baerga joins Cleveland, and Terry Steinbach signs with Minnesota. Oakland adds Mike Macfarlane and Tim Raines, while Seattle adds Mike Blowers and Mark Leiter. Tampa Bay signs Paul Sorrento and Texas adds Roberto Kelly. Toronto features Pat Borders Tony Fernandez Brian McRae and Bill Risley in the group.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Baltimore
Mike Trombley Trip
Minnesota
Harold Baines
Cleveland
Jeff Conine
Greg Myers
Buddy Groom
Oakland
Boston
Jeff Fassero
Iho
Texas
Scott Kamieniecki
Rhp
Mark Langston
Ihp
Chuck Finley
Anaheim
Chris Haney
Inp
Bobby Witt
Hhp
Tampa Bay
Detroit
Jim Corsi
Reggie Jefferson
Kent Mercker
Pat Rapp
Chicago
Darrin Jackson
Paul Assenmacher
Carlos Baerga
Kansas City
Chad Kreuter
Scott Leius
Jeff Montgomery
Hipolito Pichardo
Tim Spehr
Terry Steinbach
Mike Macfarlane
Greg McMichael
Tony Phillips
Tim Raines
Tim Worrell
Seattle
Mike Blowers
Mark Leiter
Paul Sorrento
Roberto Kelly
Toronto
Pat Borders
Tony Fernandez
Brian McRae
Bill Risley
Australian Open results round by round at Melbourne Park
Results from the Australian Open in Melbourne include matchups and scores across singles and doubles. Notable outcomes feature Wayne Ferreira defeating Francisco Clavet, Younes E Aynaoui over Juan Carlos Ferrero, Andre Agassi and Chris Woodruff advancing in singles, plus Woodbridge/Woodforde and Gambill/Humphries among doubles winners with several other tight results.
Hockey overtime results and late schedule notes
Overtime losses and ties include Buffalo 1 at Carolina 4 and Washington 5 at Toronto 5. Montreal 4 at Pittsburgh 2. Detroit 3 at Ottawa 2. New York Islanders 2 at Tampa Bay 0. Florida 4 at Boston 3 in OT. Rangers 4 at St. Louis 1. Vancouver 3 at Edmonton 3. San Jose 4 at Anaheim 3. Late games not included include Los Angeles 3 at Colorado 2. Schedule shows Calgary at Boston 7 p.m. and others with specific times and matchups across venues.
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New Jersey
Orlando
Washington
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Chicago
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Edmonton
San Jose
Anaheim
Los Angeles
Colorado
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Calgary
Rangers
Associated Press
All Times
Top 25 Women’s AP basketball results and schedule note
AP Top 25 recap highlights Connecticut idle while Tennessee, Louisiana Tech, Penn State fall contrastly. NC State loses to Texas. Georgia tops Tennessee's rival Auburn. Several teams idle or notched wins, with Baylor, UCLA, Illinois, LSU, Texas Tech, Arizona, UC Santa Barbara, Old Dominion, Purdue, Tulane, Mississippi State and Kansas also listed with recent results or upcoming games.
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Tennessee
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Cleveland
Louisiana Tech
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Arkansas-Little Rock
Penn State
Michigan State
Michigan
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St. John's
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Auburn
Mississippi
Iowa State
North Carolina
Kansas State
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New Orleans
Texas Tech
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Purdue
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Minnesota
West
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Saint Louis
Alabama
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Missouri
George Washington
la Salle
Oklahoma
Halard-Decugis Progresses Through Gracious Setline Run
In the clay court quarterfinals, Julie Halard-Decugis advances after defeating Lina Krasnoroutskaya 6-2 6-4 in round one and Fabiola Zuluaga 6-3 5-3 in round two, with Elena Dementieva, Jana Kandari, and a retirement shaping the path to a looming Davenport clash. Multiple other seeds and close-set battles fill the draw as top contenders push for the title.
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Jennifer Capriati
United States
Patty Schnyder
Switzerland
Lindsay Davenport
Anna Kournikova
Russia
Julie Halard-Decugis
France
Jana Kandari
Germany
Ai Sugiyama
Japan
Mary Pierce
Lina Krasnoroutskaya
Fabiola Zuluaga
Elena Dementieva
Jennifer
Barbara Schwartz
Dominique van Roost
Yi Jingqian
Magdalena Maleeva
Adriana Gersi
Suns activate Anfernee Hardaway from injured list
The Phoenix Suns announce the activation of G Anfernee Hardaway from the injured list and place C Mark West on the injured list. In football, the Cleveland Browns name Fi Crennes as defensive coordinator. The USGA elects Trey Holland as president with Reed Mackenzie and Fred S Ridley as vice presidents, Peter W James as secretary, and Walter W Driver as treasurer.
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National Basketball Association
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Mark West
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Fi Crennes
GOLF
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USGA
Trey Holland
Reed Mackenzie
Fred S. Ridley
Peter W. James
Walter W. Driver Treasure
Rams Reach Super Bowl as Bucs Deny Offense
The Rams celebrate a first trip to the NFL championship game since 1979 while Tampa Bay’s defense stifles Marcel Warner, pressuring him into three interceptions. Faulk, once prolific, is held to 44 rushing yards as Gramatica’s early field goals fuel a late Buccaneer lead.
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Tampa
Warner
Hardy Nickerson
Ter
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Faulk
Derrick Brooks
Grammatica
Tampa Bay
Tony Dungy
Davis Sees 50-Plus Night Threats in Classic Matchup
Davis notes a guard who can erupt for 50 points against Woodrow Wilson, while stressing focus on all key Bluefield opponents. Bluefield faces either Richwood or Independence Saturday, with Montcalm set for a 7:30 p.m. tip against Charleston Catholic in a Class A first round.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Mercer Christian
Beckley
Lady Cavaliers
Nicholas County
Concord College
MCA Princeton
Fairmont
Summers County
George Washington
Lady Bobcats
Russell
Scranton Wins Naples LPGA Playoff For First Title Since 1992
Nancy Scranton clinched her first LPGA Tour title since 1992 by tying Maria Hjorth at 13 under and winning in a playoff at The Strand in Naples. Scranton, 38, posted 2 under 70 to force extra holes after Hjorth shot 64, with Hjorth mis hitting on the final approach and Scranton sinking a 1 foot par putt.
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Naples
Fla
Subaru Memorial
Pelican Strand
Nancy Scranton
Maria Hjorth
Juli Inkster
Dale Eggeling
Meg Mallon
Catrin Nilsmark
Tina Barrett
Emilee Klein
Betsy King
Catriona Matthew
Cristie Kerr
Jennifer Feidott
Cindy Flom
Jen Hanna
Jenny Lidback
Michele Redman
Mayumi Hirase
Jane Crafter
Ashli Bunch
Kristi Albers
Donna Andrews
Joanne Morley
Kelli Kuehne
Dottie Pepper
Laura Davies
Leta Lindley
Luciana Bermvenuti
Kim Saiki
Kellee Booth
Helen Dobson
Barb Mucha
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Nanci Bowen
Marisa Baena
Janice Moodie
Sherri Steinhauer
Eva Dahilof
Pat Hurst
Tammie Green
Dorothy Delasin
Dawn Coe-Jones
Jill McGill
Hiromi Kobayashi
Carin Koch
Trish Johnson
Akiko Fukushima
Pat Bradley
Leigh Ann Mills
Liselotte Neumann
Heather Bowie
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Susie Redman
Deb Richard
Leste Spalding
Yu Ping Lin
Wendy Ward
Mhairi McKay
Jan Stephenson
Catherine Cartwright
Dina Ammaccapane
Joan Pitcock
Moira Dunn
Heather D-Donofrio
Susan Ginter
Cindy McCurdy
Colleen Walker
Helen Alfredsson
Denise Killeen
Grace Park
JoAnne Carner
Marilyn Lavander
Parnevik
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Heather Farr
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Sweden
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Wayne Black
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John-Laffiie de Jager
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Kazakstan
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James Sekulov
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