Teske Leads After Three Rounds At Samsung World Championship
Rachel Teske fired a 6 under 66 to grab a one stroke lead at 205 after three rounds in The Woodlands Texas. Se Ri Pak Beth Daniel and Annika Sorenstam are within two strokes of the pace as Sophie Gustafson and Juli Inkster tie for fifth.
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Stephenson apologizes for comment on Asian players
Golfer Jan Stephenson issued a written apology to the Asian community for remarks in Golf Magazine about top earning Asian players killing the LPGA Tour by not promoting themselves. She criticized players for leaving tournaments without talking to the media and said she had urged the editor to reward that portion.
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Appleby Leads Las Vegas Invitational With 66
Stuart Appleby carded a 6-under 66 on Saturday to grab a one stroke lead after the fourth round at the Las Vegas Invitational. He stands 28 under 259 heading into the final round, chasing his first tour win since 1999 as Steve Flesch is one behind at 260.
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Daly trails Korea Open lead by one stroke after three
John Daly shot a par 72 to stand one behind the leader after three rounds in Seoul. Liang Wenchong and Thaworn Wiratchant shared the 3 under 213 pace, Daly at 214 with S K Ho. Daly balanced three birdies with a double bogey and a bogey, while Laura Davies missed the cut by four and Justin Rose likewise failed to advance.
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Kent State Tops Marshall in High-Scoring outing at home
Hill started in his return from a knee injury and went 27 of 32 for 319 yards with two interceptions as Kent State defeated Marshall 49 to 46 before a 33,537 attendance. Cribbs connected on 97 and 18 yard TDs while Najah Pruden scored on a late 97 yard pass play. Charles added two rushing TDs as the replacement for Wallace.
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