Cabrera Competes To Prove Peak Form At PGA Championship
Angel Cabrera, 38, former U S Open champion from Argentina, is near the leaders at Oakland Hills in the PGA Championship. He birdied and eagled early in round two to sit one behind co leaders Karlsson and Singh, after carding an even par 70 in round one. Others near the top include Garcia, Mayfair, Duke, O Hair and Romero. Perry withdrew after cornea injury, Elkington shot 71 and stood at 1 under after 34, with Romero 2 under through 16 before suspension.
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China Opens Olympics With Pageantry In Beijing
China hosts the Summer Games with a massive opening ceremony watched by 91,000 in the National Stadium and a global audience. The event showcases China’s rising power amid questions on human rights, smog, and recent Earthquake recovery, with leaders including President Bush and Prime Minister Putin in attendance. Distinctive displays of fireworks, drums, and acrobats framed a tense backdrop of politics and prestige.
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Aslin returns to lead new Broacbusters in 2008
Garden City Community College head coach Lucas Aslin prepares for his second season as the Broacbusters open 2008. He notes a younger roster but stronger skill players led by quarterback Eugene Smith, receivers like Cameron Kenney, and lineman Dirt Nichols. Key returnees include Brett Spresser and Aaron Anderson on defense as practices begin.
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Favre Primed to Lead Jets in New Era
In Cleveland Brett Favre stood at a news conference holding the green No. 4 Jets jersey. Asked if this is a one year commitment he replied we will see signaling a tentative start with New York.
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Kansas State signs five year contract with Ron Prince
Kansas State football coach Ron Prince signed a five year deal through 2012 after a disappointing finish last season. The agreement includes a base salary of 143,000 with a total guaranteed package of 1.1 million plus endorsements and appearances and incentives up to 950,000 annually. Athletics director Bob Krause praised the program direction as Prince, who took over after Bill Snyder, led the Wildcats to a bowl in 2006 but closed last season with four straight losses.
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