Texans share top spot in Lewis Chevy Shootout at Southwind
Texans Will Griffin and Mark Walker shared first at the Lewis Chevy Shootout in Garden City, each firing 65 to win $875. Matt Vela was third for $500. Blake Beymer, Shawn Audrain led amateur class with 123 combined score. Walker praised his putting as he seeks momentum for future events.
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Mark Walker
Southwest Kansas
Southwind
Will Griffin
Buffalo Dunes
Matt Vela
Lakin
Blake
Brick Beymer
Garden City
Shawn Audrain
Craig Boomhower
Pete Kueyl
Zach Nelson
Travis Fenderson
Brian Goad
Dan Kollhoff
Walker
Texas
Mark
Grant Harris
Mike Hill
Griffin
Arkansas River
Hutchinson
Texas Tech
Jessie Guzman
Gary Blake
Andrew Gomez
Lewis Motors
Furyk Scott Share PGA lead In Rain Hit Oak Hill
Jim Furyk and Adam Scott shot 5 under 65 to lead the PGA Championship as Oak Hill endured a 70 minute weather delay. Lee Westwood and Brendan Jones replacement contender Steve Hearn trailed at 4 under, with others lingering at 3 under as tournament action began.
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Rochester
N.Y
David Hearn
Oak Hill Country Club
Jim Furyk
Adam Scott
Lee Westwood
Hearn
Canada
Keegan Bradley
Furyk
U.S
Scott
Phil Mickelson
Justin Rose
Westwood
Brendan Jones
Paul Casey
Matt Kuchar
Robert Garrigus
Marcus Fraser
PGA
Stewart Cink
Pittsford
Derricott commits to Kansas State as junior college star joins Wildcats
D'vonta Derricott, a Garden City CC sophomore linebacker, verbally pledged to Kansas State under coach Bill Snyder for 2014. He says his speed and play reading set him apart and mentors note his leadership as he eyes a national junior college title with the Busters while Wisconsin and West Virginia were also in the mix.
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D’vonta Derricott
Derricott
Garden City Community College
Kansas State
Bill Snyder
Arthur Brown
Wildcats
Baltimore Ravens
NFL
Brown
Jeff Kelly
Kelly
Kstate
Miller
Joe
Gordon
Merci
Falaise
K-State
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Charlie Dickey
Mike Cox
The
Busters
Chen shines as Royals top Red Sox 5-1 at Kauffman
Bruce Chen improved to 5-0 delivering seven strong innings as Kansas City beat Boston 5-1 at Kauffman Stadium. Jon Lester allowed three runs in seven, Robby De La Rosa opened the eighth with a homer by Billy Butler, and the Royals extended their strong stretch since the All Star break to 16-4.
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Kansas City
Bruce Chen
Royals
Boston
Kauffman Stadium
Red Sox
Jon Lester
Billy Butler
Lester
Chen
Luke Hochevar
Ervin) Santana
Jeremy) Guthrie
James) Shields
Detroit
Mike Moustakas
Robby de la Rosa
Butler
Justin Maxwell
Hochevar
Jonny Gomes
Stephen Drew
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