Players Championship Scores By The Associated Press
The Players Championship at Sawgrass Ponte Vedra Beach Florida offers a purse of 6.5 million dollars on a 7093 yard 72 par stadium course. Fiat led with a 271 total after rounds of 70 67 70 64 before shifting through a stream of scores across 72 holes, with final tallies showing multiple players posting minus totals into the high 260s and low 270s as the field contends for the title.
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Kraft Nabisco Championship Scores and Payouts
Final round results from the Kraft Nabisco Championship in Rancho Mirage California with a purse of 1.6 million. Amateurs Patricia M Lebouc and Anika Lorent s t lead the field with top prize money distributed among names including Lorena Ochoa Laura Davies Beth Daniel and Karrie Webb among others with varied earnings from 240 000 to 9 440.
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Samsung RadioShack 500 at Texas Motor Speedway recap
The Texas Motor Speedway stockcar race lists final top 43 finishers with totals and sponsors. Ryan Newman wins in Dodge with 334 laps and $406,500. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 334 laps, $299,667 second. Jeff Gordon third, $249,753. Several cars suffered engine failures or crashes, including Johnny Benson, Jimmy Spencer, Tony Stewart, and Bobby Labonte among others.
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Tv guide and game results list major league baseball matchups and NCAA women's tournament regional finals. Teams include Cubs Mets White Sox Royals Yankees Blue Devils Dukes amid bracket-round summaries and score snippets across ESPN WGN and local outlets.
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Area Sports Briefs in Bluefield and Princeton
Bluefield and Princeton announce 2003 sports registration details for men s softball leagues with fees 350 and 300 respectively and deadlines April 21 and 18. A goal keeper clinic at PSHS April 4 6 9 pm run by Lawrence Fine. cheerleader tryouts at Concord College April 4 6. Bluefield Middle School seeks three football games for 2003 season. contact numbers and office locations provided.
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Longhorns hold off Spartans with late free throws
Texas led 43-38 at halftime as Boddicker and Harris hit five 3-pointers to counter Michigan State. The Spartans narrowed to 66-61 after Paul Davis’s three-point play with 7:59 left, but Texas extended the lead at the line as whistles dominated the second half.
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College seeks athletic training act to boost school health
Gil Catron of Bluefield College notes Virginia proclaims March as State Athletic Training Month and students push for a West Virginia act like Virginia’s. The plan would require high schools to hire NATA certified athletic trainers, remove waivers, and place licensed professionals with athletes. Catron cites 27 local football players treated in 2002 and outlines fundraising via a car wash near Bluefield Walmart. NATA President Julie Max emphasizes trainers as integral health care team members.
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