Novoa edges Martens at Southwest Kansas Pro-Am in final burst
Bryan Novoa rallied from behind at Southwind Country Club to post an 11 under total, birdieing the 18th to beat Gibby Martens by one stroke. Murphy led at 7 under entering the final round as Novoa overcame a bogey on four with late birdies to seize the title and $12,000 prize.
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Bryan Novoa
Novoa
Nevoa
Southwind Country Club
Jeff Freeman
Ryan Murphy
Murphy
Mike Zaremba
Matthew
Bryan Novon
San Antonio
Gibby Martens
Martens Narrowly Misses Victory at Garden City Golf
First year pro Gibby Martens of San Antonio shot 7-under 64 to briefly lead as he eagled 15 and birdied 18. Bryan Novon finished 11-under with a closing 12-foot par save on 18 to win the title. Martens reflected on the near miss and his Buick Open near miss.
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Southwind Country Club
Gibby Martens
San Antonio
Texas
Martens
Bryan Novon
Bryan
Garden City
Detroit
Buick
Ratzlaff
Rubbo
Chad Wellhausen
Kelsey Cline
Rich Morris
Garden City Telegram
Phil Frost
Travis Hurst
Murphy loses lead as Novon wins Southwest Kansas Pro Am
Murphy began Sunday atop the Southwest Kansas Pro Am leaderboard but faltered on the front nine and failed to sustain his pace. Bryan Novon shot 4 under to finish 11 under, totaling 203 to claim the win, describing the late momentum loss as deflating.
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Ryan Murphy
Murphy
Bryan Novon
Amateurs Tie Pro Am Record in Four-Man Scramble
Tony Rubbo and Sean Thayer led a 29 under 114 at Southwind and Buffalo Dunes to win the amateur title, tying the Southwest Kansas Pro Am record. Alan Streeter and Kevin Ratzlaff joined Thayer and Rubbo for the victory, with two scrambles posting back to back 57s and Rubbo delivering clutch work on final holes.
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Tony Rubbo
Sean Thayer
Thayer
Rubbo
Alan Streeter
Kevin Ratzlaff
Southwest Kansas
Southwind Country Club
Buffalo Dunes
Kansas
Southwind
Stram Enters Pro Football Hall of Fame in Emotional Ceremony
Hank Stram was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton as former Kansas City Chiefs players cried and hugged. The 80-year-old coach retired through a wheelchair entrance, joining Marcus Allen James Lofton Joe DeLamielleure and Elvin Bethea in the Class of 2003 amid emotional speeches led by Len Dawson.
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Stram
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Canton, Ohio
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Ed Podolak
Canton
Podolak
Dallas Texans
New Orleans Saints
Chiefs
Minnesota
K State QB Roberson lands solo role after Dunn
At 2002 media day Eli Roberson and Marc Dunn shared the job earlier. Roberson now owns the quarterback role as he enters his senior season, saying the past two years helped him grow. The article notes the shift in competition and Roberson's confidence ahead of season.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Eli Roberson
Marc Dunn
Roberson
The
Wildcats
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Ty Cox
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Matthew Sprague
Msprague
Gctelegram
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Bedrock City
Scott Jackson
Chris Miller
Thomas Littlejohn
Darrel Schwartz
Pete Kuneyl
Mike Brown
Ross Miller
Carl Towne
Greg Towne
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Dale Masters
Randy Hageman
Mark Nelson
Troy Hesser
Dick Genter
Gail Lee
Grant Harris
Troy Levien
Terry Fowler
Steve Schmidt
Tyson Powell
Doug Milner
John Wagner
Ty Smith
Larry Eakes
Kevin White
Darin Hopkins
Bill Hogan
Wray Valentine
David Dent
Jay Warren
Rean Wessels
Tim McCauliffe
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