Novoa wins Pro-Am with clutch birdie finish at Southwind
Novoa birdied the final hole after a tense par on 15 and a closing birdie on 18 to secure his first Pro-Am victory. Martens shot 64 to tie for second as Rich Morris and Steve Gotsche also finished tied for third. Ecob and others noted the pressure and missed chances.
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Murphy's late run falls short in golf duel
Murphy led but could not close on Sunday as back-nine flashes kept him in contention. He praised a ricocheting No. 15 shot that nearly dropped and a final-note par after a deflating miss on No. 18. Earlier bogeys on Nos. 7 and 8 soured momentum and momentum.
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Dodgers edge Braves on Bragg Ventura disputed catch
Controversial center field catch by Darren Bragg was ruled out by umpires as Robin Ventura’s inside the park homer helped the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 8-4, snapping a five game skid. Sammy Sosa fueled Chicago’s win with a two run homer at Wrigley Field.
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Rivera blanked in ninth as A's edge Yankees 2 1
Rivera blew the save in the ninth allowing Tejada to deliver a two run double that gave Oakland a 2 1 win over New York. Mulder improved to 15 7, Pettitte was pulled after a one hit outing, and Chavez moved Ellis to third with a single off Rivera.
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Martens Finishes Runner-Up After 64 In Windy Tournament
Martens shoots 64 to finish 10 under, second behind Novoa as wind conditions hamper scoring. He drains a late putt and earns $6,000 prize while noting his strong play and future potential.
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Roberson, Sproles Drive K State’s 2003 Season Momentum
Wildcats quarterback Roberson earned the starting job in 2002 and set school rushing marks for a quarterback with 1,032 yards and 11 touchdowns. He passed for 1,580 yards and 11 TDs while sharing time with Mare Dunn who graduated. Running back Darren Sproles added a school record 1,465 rushing yards last season and 10 100-yard games, aiming to extend his career lead with one more 100-yard game.
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