Agassi rules Down Under after Australian Open win
Andre Agassi won the Australian Open title by defeating Arnaud Clement 6-4 6-2 6-2 in Melbourne. He celebrated with a private postmatch swim, matching a late 1990s habit, as coach Brad Gilbert joined the splash. Agassi, 31 in April, joined a small group of major champions winning after 30, and he eyes more success at Roland Garros after a dominant final from the baseline.
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Calcavecchia sets Tour record in Phoenix Open win
Mark Calcavecchia recovered from a late start to post a 28 under par 256 at the Phoenix Open, breaking Mike Souchak’s 72 hole scoring mark and setting a record with 32 birdies. He won by eight over Rocco Mediate after a suspended third round and a final 67. Woods finished tied for fifth after a 65 while seeking his fifth straight title at the event.
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Second chance helps Irwin beat Nicklaus in Skins Game
Hale Irwin won the Senior Skins Game after Jack Nicklaus forced a playoff with a birdie on the 18th. Irwin claimed seven skins and $320,000, while Nicklaus earned 10 skins worth $260,000, Palmer $20,000 and one skin, with Gary Player failing to win any skins. Irwin rallied from a $120,000 deficit over six holes, sweeping the remaining skins and closing with a 3-foot birdie in the playoff to secure victory.
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Canadiens Beat Senators 4 1 to End Ottawa Streak
Trevor Linden returned from a 12 game layoff and notched a goal and two assists as the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Ottawa Senators 4-1. Linden opened the scoring, assisted on Koivu and Brisebois goals, and Shane Hnry added his second of the season late in the third. Jose Theodore stopped 29 shots, Patrick Poulin scored an empty netter, and Montreal went 4-1-1-1 at home. Ottawa dropped to 2-yr last 12. Capitals beat Flyers 4-2 in the other Sunday game with Bondra and Yates factoring with goals and assists.
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Park wins The Office Depot with 1-under 71
Grace Park Mis edged Karrie Webb by a stroke to win The Office Depot on the Blue Monster at 6-under 280. Webb finished runner-up at 281, with Karen Weiss and Jennifer Rosales tied for third at 282 and Jackie Gallagher-Smith fifth at 283.
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Lakers Scratched Shaquille O'Neal Lose to Knicks 91 81
New York Knicks defeat Los Angeles 91 81 without Shaquille O Neal who sat with a sore arch. Kobe Bryant scores 33 for the Lakers but coaching calls and poor showings from the team dampen the effort. Allan Houston nets 33 and Latrell Sprewell 28 to snap a three game skid.
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