Ochoa Wins Major at St Andrews in Big Golf Breakthrough
Lorena Ochoa dominates the Women's British Open at St Andrews to claim her first major title. She led all four rounds despite wind and rain, finishing 5 under 287, four strokes clear of Jee Young Lee and Maria Hjorth. Calderon congratulated the Mexican star, calling her an inspiration for youth.
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Chiefs Preview: Smith and Peterson Shine in Scrimmage
Vikings coach Edwards praised Smith for improving with each rep against Minnesota, noting his inside plays. Peterson returned from a hip pointer to display speed and cutting ability, excelling at catching passes and turning short plays into gains. Marcus Johnson credited Peterson’s pass catching, predicting a bright future for the rookie.
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Bonds ties home run mark with 755 on road
Barry Bonds, at 755, hit a 382 foot opposite field drive to left center tying the record during a Saturday batting session far from San Francisco. He later spoke of the thrill, receiving praise from Ken Griffey Jr. and Alex Rodriguez, with Willie Mays leaving a voicemail greeting.
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Amateurs win wind‑tamed Pro-Am at Buffalo Dunes
Thomas, Jenkins, Woodrow, Hinds and Irsik lead the amateur division in the Southwest Kansas event. The team shot 12 under 60 at Buffalo Dunes amid gusty winds, after a 17 under 54 at Southwind, aided by strong putting and long drives. They praised the pros and noted wind shaped the scoring.
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Larry Jenkins
Tyler Woodrow
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Pro Am winner Schulte nets 17 500 at Kansas event
Schulte won the Pro Am with a strong showing as Adam Babb and Derek Whiting shot 5 under on day three. Babb finished third at 7 under and Whiting ended 2 under, while midwest rivals like Nathaniel Spencer tied for fourth at 6 under. Troyer struggled after a fast start, carding 70 and finishing 1 over for the tournament.
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Scottsdale
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Steelers win in Tomlin debut with early lead over Saints
Roethlisberger connected with Kevin Kaesviharn for a 18-yard score and Najeh Davenport scored from the 4 as Pittsburgh outgained New Orleans 413-214. The Steelers offense looked sharper than the Saints in the first quarter and first half as new coach Bruce Arians began implementing adjustments.
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New Orleans
Mike McKenzie
Bruce Arians
Roethlisberger
Najeh Davenport
Willie Parker
Pittsburgh
Charlie Batch
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