Woods edges DiMarco at NEC Invitational in Akron
Tiger Woods closes with an 18-foot birdie for a 1-over 71 and wins by one over Chris DiMarco in Akron. He finishes 6-under 274 and earns 1.3 million, extending his World Golf Championship title streak to seven years.
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Johnson ties for ninth at NEC Invitational led by Woods
Zach Johnson finished tied for ninth at the NEC Invitational with a 1 under par 71 on Sunday, ending 2 under 278 and four back of Tiger Woods. He earned 135000 dollars, raising season earnings to 1685019 in 24 events, near the Sierra Nevada edge. Todd Fischer shot 70 to place third at 17 under.
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Hawaii team blasts past Davenport in world series action
West Oahu Hawaii, the Northwest champion, powered to a 7-0 early lead with homers from Vonn Fe'ao and Quentin Guevara as Davenport, the Midwest winner, rallied to 7-3. Fe'ao and Guevara launched back-to-back solo shots that cleared a 205 foot left field fence and went over a grassy hill where fans chased souvenirs.
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Chargers clip Rams in exhibition thriller
San Diego defeated St. Louis 36 21 as LaDainian Tomlinson and Michael Turner each broke 55 yard runs. Chargers expect Antonio Gates to sign a 380000 tender after halftime while Nate Kaeding hit 35 and 40 yard field goals in dry conditions. Marc Bulger threw two TD passes to Terry Holt and Kevin Curtis.
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Herrion’s BMI study sparks debate amid NFL weight claims
Death noted as Herrion, a 49ers rookie, faced intense training and a 14 play 91 yard drive in a 26 21 loss. Former Kilgore coach Travis Fox recalls Herrion in good shape during summer drills despite high heat and no injuries. Herrion played college ball at Utah and spent time with the Hamburg Sea Devils, plus NFL practice squads in San Francisco and Dallas.
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