No. 5 at Berry Hills Tops West Virginia Golf Holes
An Associated Press survey ranks No. 5 at Berry Hills Country Club as West Virginia’s best hole, edging holes at Pete Dye Golf Club and The Greenbrier. The par 4 measures 435 yards from forward tees and 455 from back tees, with a ravine, bunkers, and a narrowing fairway that slopes right. Berry Hills member Bill Sharpe praises the hole, while pro shop manager John Kenney notes his failed birdie history but occasional birdies and eagles.
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New Palmer course brings challenges at Oglebay
AP reports at the new Arnold Palmer designed Oglebay course in Ohio the heathered rough creates tough, almost Scottish style hazards. Sandy Wises struggles to locate drives in thick grass on holes four and seventeen as players lament the plant’s density and penalizes wayward shots.
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Oglebay Resort
Columbus
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Photograph misidentifies Princeton player in Bluefield telegraph
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph sports department regrets an error after a recent photo misidentified Princeton Devil Ray Rocco Baldelli. The player pictured was not Baldelli.
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Bluefield Orioles blank Elizabethton Twins to even series
Wil Sowers powered a home run and a four run sixth inning backed by Billy Whitecotton’s strong start as Bluefield defeated Elizabethton 6-0 at Bowen Field. Whitecotton pitched 7+ strong innings with five strikeouts and a lone fourth inning single by Dingo Torres endangering a no hitter. The win improves Bluefield to one game each in the Appalachian League matchup.
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Five American women reach Wimbledon quarterfinals
At Wimbledon, five American women advanced to the quarterfinals after strong fourth-round showings. Serena and Venus Williams both won to set up a potential sister semifinal, while Martina Hingis and Lisa Raymond were among other notable results. Davenport and Seles also won, extending American presence amid French Open disappointments.
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Olga
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Anke Huber
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United States
Lindsay Davenport
Jennifer Capriati
Monica Seles
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
Spain
Lilia Osterloh
Magui Serna
Kristina Brandi
Jelena Dokic
Senna
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Wimbledon
Wells, Batista power Blue Jays past Orioles in 6-4 win
Toronto ace David Wells earned his 14th win as Tony Batista hit his second grand slam of the season. Carlos Delgado homered and Billy Koch closed with his 18th save. Orioles Charles Johnson launched his 19th homer in a loss that snapped a four-game sweep bid.
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Charles Johnson
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Delgado
Jason Johnson
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