Golf statistics round up top players through May 19
The Associated Press lists leaders in scoring average driving distance driving accuracy greens in regulation and other categories through May 19. Notables include Tiger Woods leading scoring average at 68.84 and driving distance boss John Daly at 307.8 yards, with a broad set of names like Jose Maria Olazabal Ernie Els Vijay Singh Nick Price Phil Mickelson David Toms Retief Goosen Sergio Garcia and more shaping the top tables across categories.
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Retief Goosen
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Chris Smith
David Duval
Angel Cabrera
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Kenny Perry
Fred Funk
Scott Verplank
Olin Browne
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Dustin Leonard
Joe Durant
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Cameron Beckman
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Scott McCarron
Robert Allenby
Chadir Campbell
Rocco Mediate
Duffy Waldorf
Charles Howell
Bob Heintz
Mark Carcavecchia
Ben Crane
Geoff Ogilvy
Brad Faxon
Greg Chalmers
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Lee Janzen
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Pierre Fulke
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Darren Clarke
Robert Karlsson
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Adam Scott
Rolf Muntz
Soren
Carlos Rodiles
Mark Pilkington
Eduardo Romero
Paul Lawrie
Niklas Fasth
Jean van de Velde
Bernhard Langer
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Baseball wrap notes from a busy weekend across both leagues
Sunday results feature Boston over Seattle 3-2, Toronto 11 Oakland 0, Yankees 3 Minnesota 0, plus KC 5 Cleveland 4 and more. Monday recaps show Detroit 4 Cleveland 3, Yankees 6 Toronto 3, Boston 9 Chicago White Sox 0, and several evening NL and AL matchups with key pairings. Upcoming schedules include doubleheaders and midweek games across divisions with multiple 7 05 p.m. starts and late night contests.
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Today's sports schedule highlights for May 21 2002
Radio at 5 p.m. WHIS WTZE 1440 1470 AM The Sports Show. TV Major League Baseball 7 p.m. TBS Atlanta at Montreal. NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference finals Game 2 Boston at New Jersey. NHL Playoffs Conference finals Game 3 Carolina at Toronto.
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Sterling Marlin Wins NASCAR Heat at Track, Kenseth Close
The Associated Press notes Sterling Marlin led the field with a 1,513 point total as Matt Kenseth posted 1,513, Kurt Busch 1,454, and Mark Martin 1,452.5 in a tight standings update. Rusty Wallace and Jeff Gordon trail in the top six.
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NASCAR money list standings reveal top earners in season
The data lists drivers ranked by total earnings and prize money. Jimmie Johnson leads with 1,429 units in points and Ward Burton tops money earned at 2,333,181, followed by Sterling Marlin and Tony Stewart. Other notable names include Jeff Gordon, Mark Martin, Kurt Busch, and Dale Earnhardt Jr with substantial payouts across the board.
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Ricky Rudd
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Ward Burton
Dale Jarrett
Ricky Craven
Terry Labonte
Michael Waltrip
Jeremy Mayfield
Jimmy Spencer
Sterling Marlin
Elliott Sadler
Jeff Gordon
Mark Martin
Matt Kenseth
Kurt Busch
Bobby Labonte
Rusty Wallace
Baseball and Baseballers Standings From Dated Lineups
The list covers top hitters and pitchers with stats for the National League and American League players. Highlights include Bonds and Sosa leading batting, Ramirez and Suzuki among leaders in hits and runs, plus key pitching totals for Schilling Johnson Glavine and Clemens across leagues.
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Cobras rally to a 19 10 playoff win over Twin Valley
Council seniors sparked a wild 19 to 10 first round victory at Harding Field as Anthony Gilbert earned the win with three hits and five RBIs while Nathan Wilson drove in three and scored three. Gilbert and Wilson keyed an 11 run second inning and the Cobras overcame seven errors to reach the Black Diamond District semifinals against Haysi.
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Summers County edges PikeView to reach regional final
Bennett pitched eight solid innings for Summers County as they beat PikeView 3 1 in extra innings to advance to the regional final in Oak Hill. Wyatt allowed only two hits through seven plus, but two runs scored in the eighth on a misplayed grounder, with Bridgeman sealing the win.
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Matt Burdette
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Lee Pearson
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Regional D track meet yields multiple champions in cold conditions
Three Black Diamond District athletes won titles at the Region D meet in Big Stone Gap led by Dominique Traverse of Twin Valley who took the long jump and triple jump. Robby Colley of Haysi won his second straight 800, Ryan Wallace of Twin Valley captured the 3200, with Traverse also advancing in the girls 300 hurdles as Powell Valley topped team scores.
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Stayce Jackson
Deanna Cantrell
Tabitha Blankenship
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Jonathan Mullins
Chris Caiazzo
Mally Gent
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Brittany Wallace
Southwest District JV Tournaments Set Finals
In Tazewell Richlands beat Carroll County 12 2 to reach the JV title game at the Southwest District tournament at the Tazewell Baseball Complex. Thad Wells allowed two hits while Travis Tatum hit a two run homer. Tazewell beat Graham 5 2 with Josh Brintle four hitter.
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Bailey signs to boost Bluefield College soccer program
Princeton coach Everette Bailey praises Jeff Bailey as versatile recruit joining Bluefield College under coach Schwartz. Bailey, slated to help immediate playing time, follows a family tradition of Mercer County soccer involvement. Bailey chose BC over Wheeling Jesuit, citing divine guidance and confidence in Schwartz to lead success on and off the field.
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