Hamorski Wins Skins Game at Southwind in Thrilling Playoff
Hamorski, from Orlando, Fla, clinched $5,600 in a six hole playoff after tying Woodson on No 9. Marcus Jones hit a bunker shot for birdie, Ecob sparked a No 2 miscue, and Hamorski donated $700 from that hole to St Catherine Hospital NICU.
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Falcons Rout Blues In Elimination Baseball Clash
Salina Falcons overwhelmed the Blues 11 to 9 as Glaze and Selzer helped spark a multi run outburst. Haug took the loss for Finney County after three innings, with Waller finishing the last two. Blues face Newton in an elimination game at 12 30 p m.
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Royals rally for six in big inning to beat White Sox
Kansas City defeats Chicago 6-3 as Kip Wells allows six runs in the third inning marked by a disputed call. Raul Ibanez drives a three run double and Jeff Liefer Jose Valentin add blasts. Jeff Suppan earns win despite recent slump. Wells struggles again.
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Coggin Shuts Down Rockies At Coors Field In Win
Phillies righty David Coggin allowed two runs in seven innings to beat the Colorado Rockies 4-2 at Coors Field. Pat Burrell homered for his 14th, Scott Rolen doubled and scored twice, and Jose Mesa notched his 28th save. John Thomson took the loss after a return from the DL as Atlanta still leads the NL East by two games.
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Elway Montana to close Mile High with flag football game
Elway will lead a Denver Broncos alumni team against an NFL All Star squad led by Joe Montana in a flag football rematch at Mile High Stadium on September 15, the day before the venue is demolished. Elway says he looks forward to a last game at the stadium and notes his kids will hear about his play in the parking lot.
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