Scott headlines golf hall inductees in 2025 class
Canadian Golf Hall of Fame reveals its 2025 inductees Scott, Anderson, and Macdonald will be enshrined during the CPEC Women's Open August 20 24. Scott, a three time Canadian amateur champion from Kingsville Ontario, joins posthumous inductees Anderson and Macdonald in the players and builder categories.
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Jerry Anderson
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Ont
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Nick Westock
C. Ross
Sandy
Niagara Falls
United States
Chicago
United States Golf Association
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Canadian Golf Hall of Fame Selection Committee
Harry Brotchie
Barbara Anderson
Canada
Jerry
Moore
Taylor Pendrith
Richmond Hill
Palm Beaches
Myles Creighton
Digby
N.S
Jockey Club
Buenos Aires
Etienne Papineau
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
Que
Roger Sloan
Merritt
B.C
Vancouver
Stuart Macdonald
Matthew Anderson
Mississauga
Brooke Henderson
Smiths Falls
HSBC
Singapore
Thailand
Central Florida
Winter Haven
Fla
Leah John
Maddie Szeryk
London
Monet Chun
Yeji Kwon
Port Coquitlam
Josee Doyon
Saint-Georges
Brooke Rivers
Brampton
A's begin Sacramento era with renewed playoff optimism
The Athletics move from Oakland to Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento for three years while awaiting a Las Vegas home, entering with playoff expectations. key figures include Brent Rooker, Booker, Langeliers, Bleday, Miller, and Severino. Coached by Mark Kotsay, the team aims for a wild-card push despite smaller ballpark, investor moves, and a retooled rotation.
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San Francisco
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Phillies top Blue Jays 9 6 in spring training clash
In Dunedin Florida the Phillies offense explodes for five runs in the sixth inning to hand Toronto its first loss of spring training. Eddie Micheletti Jr. drives in two for the Blue Jays while Jacob Barnes suffers the defeat as Toronto stages a late four run rally before falling 9-6.
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Gabriel Rincones Jr
Rainer Nunez
Kody Clemens
Nunez
Micheletti
Michael Stefanic
Jacob Sharp
Baltimore
Sarasota
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