Women's golf tour stats page shows leaders and players
The AP recap lists top names in scoring, driving, greens in regulation, driving distance, and birdies throughJuly 7. Notable leaders include Annika Sorenstam Se Ri Pak Juli Inkster Grace Park and Laura Davies with multiple event aggregates and stat leaders across categories such as averages and driving distance.
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Annika Sorenstam
Juli Inkster
Se Ri Pak
Grace Park
Mi Hyun Kim
Laura Diaz
Carin Koch
Rosie Jones
Karrie Webb
Lorie Kane
Laura Davies
Beth Daniel
Eagles
Helen Alfredsson
Brandie Burton
Angela Buzminski
Sophie Gustafson
Maria Hjorth
Candie King
Cristie Kerr
Catriona
Akiko Fukushima
Wendy Doolan
Sherri Turner
Tamie Dardin
Kelly Robbins
Wendy Ward
Carri Wood
Candie Kang
Barb Mucha
Kim Williams
Vicki Goetze-Ackerman
Kelli Kuehne
Anna Acker-Macosko
Jung Yeon Lee
Mhairi McKay
Hosie Jones
Michele Redman
Catriona Matthew
LPGA Schedule Highlights Major Events and Players
The schedule lists key 2000s LPGA events with noted players such as Annika Sorenstam Juli Inkster Laura Diaz Janice Moodie Karrie Webb and Betsy King across February to September. It includes tournaments like Kraft Nabisco U.S. Open Wegmans Rochester and Evian Masters with locations and dates, showing a busy tour calendar and prominent contestants.
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Annika Sorenstam
Ping Banner Health
Rachel Teske
Welch’s Circle K
Laura Diaz
Kraft Nabisco
Juli Inkster
Aeros Electrolux USA
Asahi Ryokuken
Wegmans Rochester
Ri Pak
Mi Hyun Kim
Grace Park
Karrie Webb
Rosie Jones
Cristie Kerr
Carin Koch
Laura Davies
Kelli Kuehne
Liselotte Neumann
Vicki Gtze-Ackerman
Catriona Matthew
Danielle Amcapane
Akiko Fukushima
Heather Bowie
Leta Lindley
Jennifer Rosales
Gloria Park
Kris Tschetter
Donna Andrews
Beth Bauer
Wendy Doolan
Helen Alfredsson
Jeong Jang
Meg Mallon
Pat Hurst
Kate Golden
Silvia Cavalieri
Natalie Gulbis
Marnie McGuire
Jackie Gaigher-Smith
Joanne Morley
Stephanie Keever
Brandie Burton
Dorothy Delasin
Jill McGill
Betsy King
Baseball glance with listed matchups across leagues
Baseball slate lists Chicago White Sox at Detroit 7 05 p m Seattle at Tampa Bay 7 15 p m Texas at Minnesota 8 05 p m Anaheim at Kansas City 8 05 p m National League Thursday games Atlanta at Montreal 1 05 p m American League Philadelphia at New York Mets 7 10 p m Cincinnati at Houston 8 05 p m Boston at Toronto 7 05 p m Pittsburgh at Milwaukee 8 05 p m Oakland at Baltimore 7 05 p m Arizona at Los Angeles 10 10 p m New York Yankees at Cleveland 7 05 p m Colorado at San Francisco 10 15 p m
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N.Y. Yankees
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St. Louis
Chicago
San Diego
Sports schedule highlights for July 10, 2002
Radio 5 p.m. WHIS WTZE The Sports Show with Robert Langpaap. TV 8 p.m. ESPN2 AAA All-Star Game in Oklahoma City. WNBA 1 p.m. ESPN Portland at Minnesota.
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Golf schedule reads like a globe trotter club
The list outlines multiple golf events from October to December across venues in California Japan Korea and Nevada. Events include Samsung World Hiddenbrooke CJ Nine Bridges Classic CISCO World Ladies Match Play Championship Mizuno Classic Hyundai Team Matches Tyco/ADT Chi Trump International and Wendy's Three-Tour Challenge with dates and courses such as Nine Bridges G C Narita G C Monarch Beach and Las Vegas resort.
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Vallejo
Calif
Sports Today
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Jeju Island
Korea
CISCO
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Narita
Japan
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Monarch Beach Golf Links
Dana Point
Cali
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Trump International G.C
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NBA Scores and Wednesday Schedule Highlights
Miami tops Charlotte 66 to 55 and Washington defeats Phoenix 68 to 54 while Houston beats Seattle 67 to 59. Wednesday feature matchups include New York at Detroit Utah at Indiana Portland at Minnesota Cleveland at Sacramento Los Angeles at Seattle and Houston at Phoenix with times listed.
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Phoenix
Houston
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New York
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Indiana
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Multiple Teams Shuffle Roster and Staff Across Leagues
In baseball and hockey leagues, several clubs announced trades and signings including Adirondack Lumberjacks releasing Kris Keelty and Albany-Colonie Diamond Dogs adding Gary Villacres. NFL teams Darnay Scott release and Michael Westbrook signings. Green Bay and Tennessee added players. Hockey clubs signed Daniel Boishair and Tony Tuzzoline, while management moves span East Coast and Mountain West conferences with numerous coaching and staff promotions and resignations.
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Adirondack Lumberjacks
Kris Keelty
Chris Miyake
Albany-Colonie Diamond Dogs
Gary Villacres
Allentown Ambassadors
Patrick Sexton
Elmira Pioneers
Sandy Vasquez
Quebec
LES Capitales
Michel LaPlante
Raul Marval
Schaumburg
National Football League
Cincinnati
Cincinnati] Bengals—Released WR Darnay Scott. Signed WR Michael Westbrook
Green Bay Packers
DB Marques Anderson
Tennessee Titans
Drew Hill
DE Carlos Hall
Carolina Hurricanes
Daniel Boishair
Florida Panthers
Paul Vincent
Sven Butenschon
Minnesota Wild
Tony Tuzzoline
Tampa Bay Lightning
Norm Maciver
Springfield
Washington Capitals
Chip Miller
Dwayne Zinger
Pensacola Ice Pilots
Ray Edwards
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Javan Hedlund
Marion Edge
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Cathy Bonner
Michelle Clark
Maggie McKinley
Colorado School OF Mines
Greg Murphy
Scott Carey
Jason Koltz
Mat Steinberg
Delaware Valley
Ed Andrewlevich
Georgia State
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Jacksonville
Shawn Platts
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Jim Mayer
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Kelly Lloyd
Tish Never
Marietta Rodriguez
Oklahoma
Jason Matheson
Syracuse
Jennifer Bednarek
Tennessee
Chris Mahony
Texas A&m
Lisa Branch
Boxing Fight Schedule Highlights July Cards Across U S
A series of boxing events scheduled in July features Rafael Marquez of Mexico facing Jorge Otero of Colombia at the Villareal Convention Center in McAllen Texas, Zab Judah of Brooklyn versus Omar Weis at Sam's Town Tunica, Guillermo Jones of Panama meeting Sione Asipeli of Tonga in Warren Ohio, Antonio Mesquita of Brazil against Joe Hutchinson of Indianapolis, and Vernon Forrest defending his WBC welterweight title against Shane Massey of Pomona at Conseco Fieldhouse Indianapolis.
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Texas
Rafael Marquez
Mexico
Jorge Otero
Colombia
Sam's Town
Tunica
Miss
Zab Judah
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Packard Music Hall
Warren
Ohio
Guillermo Jones
Panama
Sione Asipeli
Tonga
Antonio Mesquita
Brazil
Joe Hutchinson
Indianapolis
Conseco Fieldhouse
Vernon Forrest
Augusta
Shane Massey
Pomona
Calif
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Boxing card highlights from July fight venues
A string of boxing bouts across July in venues from California to Ohio and Japan. Notable matchups include Jose Luis Juarez of Mexico versus Steve Quinonez for the WBC Continental Americas light heavyweight title, and Omar Augustin Lorenzo in Mexico facing Jorge Paez in a lightweights clash.
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East West East wins 12th in all star game
Chris Copeland scored 19 points to lead the East to a 95 82 victory over the West in the Virginia High School Coaches Association boys all star game at Hampton Coliseum Copeland from Hermitage High School Richmond will play for Colorado next year Five East players were in double figures East MVP Chris Smith led the West with 16 and West MVP Copeland was named MVP The anticipated Duke bound J J Redick and Maryland bound John Gilchrist did not play as expected
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Chris Copeland
Hampton Coliseum
Copeland
Hermitage High School
Richmond
University of Colorado
Chris Smith
Northside High School
Roanoke
Mystics stay perfect at home in win over Mercury
Washington improves to 14-5 and remains undefeated in eight home games as Stacey Dales-Schuman scores 16 and sparks a late rally. Chamique Holdsclaw and Annie Burgess sit with injuries while Phoenix star Jennifer Gillom nets 26 points, 18 in the second half.
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Annie Burgess
Jennifer Gillom
Four NASCAR drivers to race at Ona Speedway July 27
Four NASCAR drivers Michael Waltrip Sterling Marlin Kenny Schrader and Steve Park will take part in the Foster Supply Nitrododge Race of Champions at Ona Speedway near Huntington on July 27. Gates open at 11 a.m. and the drivers will sign autographs before the race.
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Michael Waltrip
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Kenny Schrader
Steve Park
Huntington
Beilein to play for Beilein
Patrick Beilein, son of WVU coach John Beilein, plans to join the Mountaineers as a walk on after enrolling on campus. The 6-4 guard previously planned to walk on at Richmond, where his father coached, but will stay at WVU. He starred at Benedictine High School, averaging 20 points and eight rebounds as a senior, with 42 percent from three and 85 percent at the line, earning state and metro honors.
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Beilein
West Virginia University
Patrick Beilein
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Brewers seek fair revenue sharing in labor deal
Milwaukee fans lament the team’s hard climb against big markets as a new labor pact could ease revenue sharing and help acquire high priced free agents. Brewers backers hoped Miller Park gains add liquidity to compete. “It'll be years before we see good baseball here again,” said Billy Mitchell.
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Miller Park
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Bluefield College lands Keenan guard Hodges on signing day
Keenan High School senior point guard Hodges Anthony signed a national letter of intent to join Bluefield College for the 2002-03 season. The 5-foot-8 guard, a two-time state champion and MVP candidate, chose BC over George Washington University, University of Richmond, and Bethune-Cookman, citing comfort with the campus, leadership, and the program’s winning tradition.
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