Murphy and Hogue claim glory in Wallace Shootout Pro Am
Murphy and Hogue enter the Wallace Shootout Pro Am as key contenders with strong rounds. Amateurs Carlos Prieto, Bill Schroeder, and Andrew O Brate lead with plus 53, followed by Dick Gallardo, Tom Walker, and Ron Ollarzabal at plus 44 and Randy Cundiff, Mike Harris, and Grant Harris at plus 36.
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Chiefs absent from scrimmage as Vikings sit starters
Chiefs players practiced with few stars from Minnesota absent, Tony Gonzalez noting injuries and the session serving as a look at young players. Donnie Edwards hamstring and Brandon Albert ankle injuries were described as not serious, while Johnson praised the line and his red zone TD run.
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Lynch leaves Broncos surprising teammates in NFL move
Broncos safety John Lynch surprised teammates by announcing his departure. Teammates Bailey and McCree praised his competitive drive while coach Mike Shanahan explained Lynch sought a larger role and career options beyond the team. Lynch faced reduced playing time after offseason conditioning and training camp.
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Funk Dominates East Course in Open Lead
Funk topped the field of 156 as Cook, who led late, faltered and lost a playoff to Bruce Vaughan at Troon. Norman, inspired by wife Chris Evert, finished strong with three birdies but bogeyed afterward. Woods encouraged Cook to rebound as the wind stiffened and back nine treachery challenged scoring.
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Troon
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Sanchez Returns In Warm Emotional Return For Marlins
An emotional return for A Sanchez in Miami as he pitches 5 2/3 innings allowing two runs and six hits to earn the win in his first game since May 2007 after shoulder surgery. Jorge De La Rosa endures a rough 2nd inning, giving up six runs and five hits before exit.
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Marlins
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Rockies
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de la Rosa
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Jeremy Hermida
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