Marino and Young headline Pro Football Hall of Fame class
Dan Marino capped his induction with a perfect throw to Mark Clayton as Steve Young joined him, with Young noting a first for multiple quarterbacks entering together. The ceremony at Fawcett Stadium honored four QBs and highlighted Marino’s NFL records and career milestones while paying tribute to teammates and coach Don Shula.
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Canton
Ohio
Dan Marino
NFL
Mark Clayton
Marino
Daniel
Steve Young
Young
Benny Friedman
Fritz Pollard
Dan
Pollard
Friedman
John Elway
Fawcett Stadium
Elway
Denver
Miami
Dolphins
Peyton Manning
Don Shula
Hutchinson Pro-Am legend Vaughan wins third title
Bruce Vaughan clinched the 26th Southwest Kansas Pro-Am with an even par 71 after a clutch 17th hole birdie that kissed the pin. He edged Ben Clark by one stroke as Steve Gotsche finished at 9 under after a 66, making Vaughan the event’s first three time winner.
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Orne Ee Ree
Ben Clark
Vaughan
Clark
Steve Gotsche
Lip out seals Clark's fate in Southwest Kansas Pro-Am
Ben Clark finished second at the 26th annual Southwest Kansas Pro-Am at Southwind Country Club after missing a 20 foot birdie try on the 18th, as Bruce Vaughan captured the $15,000 winner’s prize with a two foot par putt to finish one stroke ahead. Clark trailed Vaughan by one shot most of the day and finished at 10-under par.
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Bruce Vaughan
Hutchinson
Southwind Country Club
Southwest Kansas
Clark
Vaughan
Denver
Ben Clark
Bruce
Amateur team wins wire to wire at Southwest Kansas Pro-Am
The five player Amateur team of Dennis Sherman Alex Wallace Marlon Kinney Jim Rodenbeek and Eric Cooper led after day one with a 16 under par 56 at Buffalo Dunes and followed with a 13 under par 58 at Southwind to finish 29 under. They won by two strokes over Bruce Witt Tyler Woolfolk Paul Finch Adam Hawley and Jeff Head. Cooper, Deerfield High School golf and boys basketball coach, called it a good experience.
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Dennis Sherman
Alex Wallace
Marlon Kinney
Jim Rodenbeek
Eric Cooper
Tyler Woolfolk
Paul Finch
Adam Hawley
Jeff Head
Cooper
Deerfield High School
Gatlin dominates world field in 100 at Helsinki
Justin Gatlin powered to a 9.88 second win in the 100 meters at the world championships, widening the gap over Jamaica’s Michael Frater and defending champ Kim Collins. He eyes a triple gold including the 200 and relay, while Christine Arron pursues her first major title amid critics. Arron and Sturrup flank a strong field including Lauryn Williams. Bekele looms in the 10,000 as Gebrselassie’s four straight title run lingers in memory. Sweden’s Bergqvist targets comeback in high jump after a season-best 2.01 meters with Kluft overcoming an ankle issue to win the heptathlon.
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Helsinki
Finland
Justin Gatlin
Christine Arron
Gatlin
Arron
Michael Frater
Jamaica
Kim Collins
Olympic Stadium
Kenenisa Bekele
Bekele
Haile Gebrselassie
Gebrselassie
Paris
Ethiopia
Sweden
Kajsa Bergqvist
Carolina Kluft
Eunice Barber
France
Kluft
Barber
USA
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