LPGA Leaders Through July 23 in Daytona Beach
AP notes the top LPGA performers as of July 23 in Daytona Beach. Karne Webb and Dotte Pepper lead scoring, with Annika Sorenstam Juli Inkster and Pat Hurst among the top drivers and greens in regulation leaders. Top finishes show Webb Sorenstam Inkster Pepper Mallon with various driving distance and putting averages highlighted.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Dotte Pepper
Karne Webb
Annika Sorenstam
Juli Inkster
Pat Hurst
Rosie Jones
Sherri Steinhauer
Meg Mallon
Laura Dawes
Heather Bowie
Karrie Webb
Juli
Jul Inkster
Sherr Steinhauer
Se Ri Pak
Lana Davies
Gristie Kerr
Caroline Blaylock
Jean Bartholomew
Sally Dee
Sopa Gustafson
Wandy Doolan
Mara Hjorth
Jean Zeditz
Cristie Kerr
Akiko Fukushima
Land Saves
JoAnne Carner
Alison Nicholas
Catrin Nismark
Mi Hyun Kim
Hollis Stacy
Nancy Harvey
Karen Wess
LPGA Tour schedule highlights major events and stars
The list outlines the 1990s LPGA schedule with dates and venues for all events from January to November. Notable players featured include Karrie Webb Annika Sorenstam Betsy King Juli Inkster Meg Mallon Laura Davies Pat Hurst and Nancy Scranton among others across multiple international courses and tours.
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Sherri Steinhauer
Aj, Eathorne
Janice Moodie
Pat Hurst
Lone Kane
Betsy King
Kate Webb
Laura Davies
Leta Lindley
de Cristie Kerr
Charlotta Sorenstam
Daytona Beach
Fla
Karrie Webb
Annika Sorenstam
Juli Inkster
Meg Mallon
Dottie Pepper
Cristie Kerr
Sheri Steinhaul
Rosie Jones
A Grace Park
Se Ri Pak
Mi Hyun Kim
Michele Redma
Kelly Robbins
Love Kane
Charlotta Sorenson
U Nancy Scranton
Carin Koch
Wendy Doolan
Sophie Gustafson
Brandie Burton
Beth Daniel
Kelli Kuehne
Rachel Heteri
AJ Eathorne
Catriona Matthe
Alison Nicholas
Cindy Figg-Carr
Amy Fruhwirth
Joanne Morley
Susie Redman
Michelle McGa
Becky Iverson
Jenny Lidback
Maira Dunn
Stefania Croc
Maria Hjorth
Tina Barrett
Wendy Ward
Jane Crafter
Sheri Turner
Heather Bowie
Chris Johnson
Dale Eggeling
Dawn Coe-Jone
Jackie Gallagher
Associated Press
Office Depot
Subaru Memorial of
Naples
Nancy Scranton
Los Angeles
Julie Inkster
Sophia Gustafson
Kathy Ireland
Grace Park
Jamie Far
Quebec
Royal Birkdale G.C
Southport
England
Walnut Hills CC
East Lansing
Mich
the Rail GC
Springfield
Ill
First Union
Berkleigh
C.C
Kutztown
Columbia
Edgewater C.C
Portland
Ore
New Albany
Ohio
Loch Lomond
G.C
Luss
Scotland
Hiddenbrooke Golf Club
Vallejo
Calif
Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
Magnolia Groves
Mobile
Ala
Japan
Sose Country Club
Chiba
TBA
Baseball scores and upcoming MLB games summary
Sunday results across American and National Leagues include Toronto 4 over Baltimore 1 and Detroit 12 beating Kansas City 9. Yankees 5 over Tampa Bay 1, Cleveland 8 over Minnesota 3, Oakland 5 over Anaheim 0, Texas 3 over Seattle 2. Monday late games list Tampa Bay 4 at Detroit 2 and Minnesota 4 over Boston 2 among others, with several night matchups scheduled for Tuesday. In the National League, Cincinnati defeated Arizona 5-3, Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4-1, Cubs 5 over Milwaukee 4, San Diego 6 over Colorado 4 in 10 innings, and Houston routed St. Louis 15-7 with more rearranged games ahead.
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N.Y. Yankees
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Boston
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Anaheim
Texas
Seattle
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R Martinez
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Hermanson
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Lieber
Wolf
Dempster
Glavine
Pet GB
New York
Des As
Florda
Pet
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Piazza
Kent
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Rms
Helton
Edmonds
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Cirillo
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Soosa
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Giles
Vidro
L Gonzalez
Green
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Owens
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Estes
Kbrown
Gmaddux
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Blarton
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Kile
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Veres
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Erstad
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Thomas
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McLemore
Cairo
Eldred
Dwells
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Hudson
Moyer
Parque
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Mussina
Chinley
Nomo
Burba
Colon
PGA Tour schedule with players named across the year
A long list of 2000s PGA Tour events and top players is provided, naming tournaments, dates, and star participants such as Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Jesper Parnevik, Vijay Singh, Hal Sutton, Notah Begay III, Tom Lehman, Jim Furyk, and others. The schedule runs from January through December, including majors, invitationals, and championships across venues in the United States and abroad.
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Associated Press
Tiger Woods
Paul Azinger
Jesper Parnevik
Tom Lehman
Phil Mickelson
Kirk Triplett
Darren Clarke
Jim Carter
Jim Furyk
Dudley Hart
Hal Sutton
Vijay Singh
Tom Scherrer
Dennis Paulson
Notah Begay I
Notah Begay III
Robert Allenby
Loren Roberts
Brad Faxon
Deere Run
Silvis
Ill
Castle Pines
G.C
Castle Rock
Colo
Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club
Grand Blanc
Valhalla G.C
Louisville
Firestone C.C. South Course
Akron
Ohio
Montreux Golf and Country Club
Reno
Nev
Northview Golf & Country Club
Canada
Glen Abbey
Oakville
Ontario
Waynesboro
C.C
Paoli
la Cantera
San Antonio
Callaway Gardens
Pine Mountain
Kingsmill
Williamsburg
East Lake G.C
Atlanta
Annandale G.C
Madison
Miss
Valderrama G.C
Spain
Indio
Calif
Pelican Hill G.C
Newport Coast
Ernie Els
Davis Love III
David Duval
Stewart Cink
Carlos Franco
Nick Price
David Toms
John Huston
Steve Flesch
Franklin Langhar
Shigeki Maruyam
Mark Calcavecih
Stuart Appleby
Mike Weir
Fred Couples
Boxing Fight Schedule Across U S Venues
A compiled boxing slate lists July 28 at Freeman Coliseum San Antonio ESPN2 with Tony Ayala and Yori Boy Campas plus regional bouts. July 29 shows David Zon and Rocky Phillips in Tunica and others including Tszyu Chavez in Phoenix for a world title. The schedule spans Aug to Sept 15 featuring Holyfield Ruiz and Castillo Johnston among multiple title bouts and venues nationwide.
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Associated Press
Freeman Coliseum
San Antonio
ESPN2
Tony Ayala
Yori Boy Campas
Mexico
James Coker
Tito Mendoza
Panama
Grand Casino Tunica
Miss
David Zon
Pensacola
Fla
Rocky Phillips
Dayton
Ohio
Michael Stewart
New Castle
Del
David Armstrong
Cape Coral
Phoenix
Kostya Tszyu
Russia
Julio Cesar Chavez
Tszyu
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
Las Vegas
Hasim Rahman
Baltimore
Frankie Swindell
Nashville
Tenn
Baseball batting leaders mention Helton and Guerrero
The fragment lists players Helton Colorado Vidro Montreal and Guerrero with batting averages .381 .370 .359 as part of a sports update, indicating top hitters. The text references team affiliations Colorado Florida Montreal but lacks full context or complete standings.
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Helton
Colorado
Lcastillo
Florida
Vidro
Montreal
Vguerrero
TV and Golf Stats From Open Week Summary
Television highlights list two NBA SummerLeague games in Salt Lake City and a Florida at Atlanta MLB game. It also lists the PGA Tour statistical leaders through the British Open and B C Open ending July 23, with Tiger Woods leading in scoring average and tour money winnings. The data names many players, figures, and venues across golf’s leaders and money lists.
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Sacramento
Denver
Salt Lake City
NBA
Utah
Houston
TBS
Florida
Atlanta
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Tennis WTA and ATP money leaders lists through July 1 and July 23
The document lists top female and male tennis money leaders with earnings figures. It names Martina Hingis and Gustavo Kuerten as leaders, followed by others including Lindsay Davenport, Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, and Roger Federer, with earnings as of early July and July 23. The rankings include 50 players per gender with precise totals.
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Associated
Martina Hingis
Lindsay Davenport
Mary Pierce
Venus Williams
Conchita Martinez
Monica Seles
Serena Williams
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
Julie Halard
Decugis
Lisa Raymond
Ai Sugiyama
Amanda Coetzer
Anna Kournikova
Sandrine Testud
Nathalie Tauziat
Amelie Mauresmo
Anke Huber
Jelena Dokic
Barbara Schett
Chanda Rubin
Jennifer Capriati
Paola Suarez
Rennae Stubbs
Natasha Zvereva
Elena Likhovtseva
Corina Morariu
Magui Serna
Nathalie Dechy
Anne-Gaelle Sidot
Ruxandra Dragomir
Elena Dementieva
Dominique van Roo
Sabine Appelmans
Patty Schnyder
Silvija Talaja
Virginia Ruano Pas
Kim Clijsters
Amy Frazier
Tamarine Tanasuga
Cara Black
Asa Carlsson
Kristina Brandi
Anna Smashnova
Gala Leon Garcia
Lilia Osterloh
Katarina Srebotnik
Tathiana Garbin
Tina Pisnik
Nicole Pratt
Meghann Shaughnessy
Associated Press
Gustavo Kuerten
Pete Sampras
Magnus Norman
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Andre Agassi
Dominik Hrbaty
Alex Corratja
Marat Safin
Cedric Pioline
Tim Henman
Mariano Puerta
Mark Philippoussi
Byron Black
Albert Costa
Landon Stolle
Gaston Gaudio
Fabrice Santoro
Marc Rosset
Roger Federer
Martin Damm
Sebastien Grosser
Rainer Schuttler
Hicham Arazi
Karim Alami
Jerome Golmard
Tommy Haas
Felix Mantilla
Francisco Clavet
Nicolas Escude
Max Mirnyi
Fernando Vicente
Paul Haarhuis
NASCAR standings and leaders through July 23
NASCAR Winston Cup driver standings through July 23 show Bobby Labonte leading with 2,825 points followed by Dale Jarrett 2,772 and Dale Earnhardt 2,718. The list includes top 20 in points and separate MLB and other stats sections with players and team names, plus total earnings for top drivers.
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Daytona Beach, Fla
Bobby Labonte
Dale Jarrett
Dale Earnhardt
Jeff Burton
Rusty Wallace
Tony Stewart
Ward Burton
Jeff Gordon
Mark Martin
Ricky Rudd
Mike Skinner
Matt Kenseth
Terry Labonte
Dale Earnhardt, Jr
Jeremy Mayfield
Johnny Benson
Ken Schrader
Steve Park
Bill Elliott
Sterling Marlin
Ifioney i
John Andretti
Joe Nemechek
Jerry Nadeau
Playoff Spots Narrowed in Late NBA Matchups
Scores show New York 78 over Washington 64 and Charlotte 82 over Indiana 78 in OT. Other results include Portland 61 over Detroit 57, while Cleveland hosts Phoenix and Seattle visits Houston. Evening slate lists Orlando at Los Angeles and Washington at Charlotte among games.
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New York
Washington
Charlotte
Indiana
Portland
Detroit
Cleveland
Phoenix
Seattle
Houston
Orlando
Los Angeles
Miami
Utah
Sacramento
Associated Press
Minnesota
Baseball Hall of Fame leadership and multiple pro signings
The report lists Jane Forbes Clark as chairman and Joe Morgan as vice chairman of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. It covers Seattle Mariners activation of Alex Rodriguez from the disabled list, and several minor moves including Dave Stewart named pitching coach for the Blue Jays and various signings and waivers across NFL NBA and various hockey and college programs, highlighting roster changes and new coaching appointments.
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Associated Press
Baseball
Baseball Hall of Fame
Jane Forbes Clark
Joe Morgan
National Baseball Hall of Fame
Seattle Mariners
Alex Rodriguez
Charles Gipson
Tacoma
Toronto Blue Jays
Dave Stewart
Rick Langford
Syracuse
Cincinnati Reds
DeJon Watson
Aberdeen Arsenal
Ware
Astros top Reds in extra innings win in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Astros rallied past the Reds 7-5 in 10 innings as Danny Graves blew a ninth inning lead. Lance Berkman plated the tying run with a bases loaded fly, then Glen Barker and Bill Spiers drove in the deciding hits. Octavio Dotel earned the win with two hitless innings. Barry Larkin, amid boos, went 2-for-5 snapping a 3-for-17 skid.
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Astros
RBI
Glen Barker
Bill Spiers
Octavio Dotel
Larkin
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