Maruyama shoots 58 in U S Open qualifying round
Shigeki Maruyama fired 11 birdies and an eagle to post a 58 on the par 71 Woodmont Country Club layout in Rockville Maryland as one of 12 qualifiers for the U S Open. The score does not count as a PGA Tour record.
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Tigers seize early softball surge as Hulsing lauds depth
Grinnell opens with a 7-0 start scoring 57 runs in seven games led by Tuesday Bailey and Heather Stoakes. Pitching from Shelly Davis (5-0) and Emily Kolbe (2-0) steadies a still-developing staff while the offense belts four runs late against Marshalltown.
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Lions edge West in MVC baseball behind Forde gem
Linn-Mar senior pitcher Jon Forde threw a five hit shutout with four strikeouts as Linn-Mar beat Iowa City West 3-0. The Lions improved to 3-5 overall, 3-2 in the MVC, while West fell to 5-5, 3-2.
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Ray Lewis Pleads Guilty in Plea Bargain
NFL star Ray Lewis pleads guilty to a misdemeanor under a deal dropping murder charges in the stabbing deaths outside a Super Bowl party. Judge Alice Bonner sentences Lewis to a year of probation under Georgia's first offender act.
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Montoya wins rain delayed Miller Lite 225 at Milwaukee
Juan Montoya of Chip Ganassi drives the Toyota Champ car engine to its first CART victory in five years, leading 224 of 225 laps in the rain delayed Miller Lite 225 at Milwaukee. The 24 year old Colombian reflects on past misfires and celebrates a championship bid, after a season hampered by gear and tire issues.
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Tritle Drops To Oakland In First-Year Draft
Center Point-Urbana star Chris Tritle, a four sport standout, slips to the Oakland Athletics in the 19th round amid expectations he would rise higher. He later leads CPU to a doubleheader sweep and awaits a possible signing offer while weighing Iowa commitments and a potential return.
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