Durant clinches Genuity Championship and Masters berth
Joe Durant overcame a four-stroke deficit in gusty wind to close with a 7-under 65 and win the Genuity Championship, pushing him to the top of the PGA Tour money list and into the Masters. He finished at 270, two strokes ahead of Mike Weir, with Vijay Singh, Jeff Sluman, and Hal Sutton tied at 274.
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Double bogey ruins Woods bid at Dubai Desert Classic
Tiger Woods blows final hole lead at the Dubai Desert Classic finishing tied for second after a double bogey seven on the 18th. Thomas Bjorn wins at 22 under with a 69, aided by an eagle on 10 and a late birdie. Padraig Harrington tied for second, while Woods ends winless this season.
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Stars defeat Sabres 4 1 in Sunday NHL action
Dallas Stars jumped to an early 2 0 lead with Jere pestis and Ted Donato scoring within 1 02 as Mike Modano added a short handed goal and assist. Darryl Sydor collected three assists and Ed Belfour made 19 saves in a 4 1 win that put Dallas three points ahead of idle San Jose. Buffalo's Jean-Pierre Dumont scored on a second period power play.
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Ruiz Beats Holyfield to Win WBA Heavyweight Title
In Las Vegas, John Ruiz defeats Evander Holyfield by unanimous decision after 12 rounds to become the first Hispanic heavyweight champion. Ruiz bloodied and cut, knocks Holyfield down in the 11th round with a right hand as Holyfield tires, while Holyfield contemplates continuing his pursuit of the undisputed title.
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Charleston Dominates Salem International For WV Conference Title
No. 1 Charleston defeated No. 3 Salem International 86-81 to win the West Virginia Conference tournament championship. Derrick Jones scored 27 and Carl Edwards 18 for Charleston, with Edwards named tournament MVP. Salem’s Derrick Paul tallied 23 points as the Salukis cut a 61-44 deficit before Charleston pulled away in the free throw finish.
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