Singh Leads Pebble Beach Pro Am in Rain and Wind
Vijay Singh shot a bogey free 67 to take a one stroke lead at Pebble Beach with 133 over two rounds while Notah Begay carded 68. Tiger Woods slipped to 1 over and eight behind after a 73 as weather and slow play affected the event.
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Singh
Notah Begay
Begay
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Prada wins as Italy ends US run in America's Cup finals
Prada skipper Francesco de Angelis sails to a 5-4 series win over America One in Auckland. Italy secures a finals berth to face New Zealand starting February 19, ending a 150-year US dominance.
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America
U.S
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Francesco de Angelis
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AmericaOne
Paul Cayard
Hauraki Gulf
Italy
Cayard
Cedar Rapids Riders Edge Thunder Bay In Wild USHL Clash
Cedar Rapids rallied to beat Thunder Bay 4-3 as David Carpentier scored twice and Justin Micek added a goal and assist. Todd Marr stopped 24 of 25 shots for the Riders, who remain focused on securing the final playoff spot amid a penalty filled night and feisty atmosphere.
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Mark Carlson
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David Carpentier
Corey Carlson
Micah Wouters
Justin Micek
Tim Horst
Chris Pedota
Robert Johannesson
Johannesson
Todd Marr
Jesse Baraniuk
Horst
Waterloo
Des Moines
Hickey
Anthony Sedler
Jamie Young
Matt Kelly
Marr
Five Seasons Arena Rodeo Highlights Through 1999
A recap of annual Five Seasons Arena rodeo highlights from 1983 to 1999. Notable riders include Donnie Gay, Vicki and Chris Minor, Terry Don West, Mike Johnson, Kyle Whitaker, and Matt Zabel. Records set span barrel racing, calf roping, steer wrestling, and saddle bronc.
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Silverdale
Wash
Limber Lambert
Corey
PRCA
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
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North Dakota Saddle Bronc
Brad Gjermundson
Sky High
Fairfax
Vicki
Chris Minor
Marty Jandreau
Jay Pierce
Kingpin
Mountain Dew
Donnie Gay
Minor Sisters
Five Seasons Arena
Chris
Robert Eibauer
Georgia
Bobby Goodspeed
Tacy Johnson
Minnesota
Jamie Murphy
Missouri
Jim Bob Clayman
Paul Peterson
Mapleton
Vicky Barr
Wisconsin
Jim Bound
Iowa
Renee Kenney
Shane Wickett
Wrangler
Nebraska
Roger Nieveen
Mike Johnson
Henryetta
Okla
Terry Don West
Rising Sun
Mike
Tacy
Bill Huber
Chris Littlejohn
Huber
Chuck Kite
Whistlin’ Dixie
Kite
Todd Hipsay
NFR
Saddle Bronc
Fort Dodge
Matt Zabel
Copenhagen Dusty
Kansan Shandi Metzinger
University of Nebraska
Kyle Whitaker
Chip
South
Kozlov Stars in World Skills Victory at Toronto
Viktor Kozlov led the World team to a 13 11 win over North America in the Super Skills event in Toronto. Bourque tied for most accurate shot with four wins, while MacInnis claimed the hardest shot at 100.1 mph. Lindros missed due to flu.
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Viktor Kozlov
al MacInnis
Ray Bourque
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Mats Sundin
Maple Leafs
Kozlov
Florida Panthers
Bourque
Curtis Joseph
Philadelphia Flyers
Eric Lindros
MacInnis
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