Oh Upsets Kuehne at U S Amateur Oakmont
Southern California golfer David Oh nicknamed Dot stunned Trip Kuehne in the second round at Oakmont Country Club as Oh edged the veteran 3 and 1. The 22-year-old then defeated Matthew Kohn 6 and 5 to reach the quarterfinals and set up a clash with Wake Forest's Bill Haas.
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Roberson yes big season rise at Kansas State
Roberson led Kansas State to a high scoring run the last five games, averaging 50 points and boosting the Wildcats to No. 2 nationally at 44.8 per game. He credits growth through tough coaching and a key talk with offensive coordinator Ron Hudson, now at Kentucky, and recalls grandma’s support during freshman turmoil.
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Baylor eyes Valparaiso's Drew as coach replacement
Baylor weighs Drew, a Valparaiso alumnus and former assistant to his father, for its head coaching post. He led Valpo to a 20-11 mark and an NIT berth in his sole year as head coach, while Baylor forms a search committee and nears a deal.
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Sampras Ends Era With Open Classic Win At 31
Pete Sampras, seeded 17th, defeated Andre Agassi in the Open final 6 3 6 4 5 7 6 4 to become the oldest champion since 1970. He overcame early critics, beat Tommy Haas and Roddick in seven days, and hinted at retirement yet voiced a desire to continue competing.
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Becker's Bridge seven clubs declarer play plan
West wins heart lead with king and draws trumps then cashes A K of spades. If queen stays, lead ten of diamonds to ace and return queen from dummy while discarding a spade. Chance of success about 60 percent. Finesses in spades or diamonds offer poor odds.
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Test Your Play: Grand Slam Odds and Club Tricks
Card play guidance on choosing South over North to trap the king of diamonds, with risks from 4-1 or 5-0 club breaks. Cash AK hearts, lead clubs to dummy, and use endplays to secure the contract. Tomorrow: Fancy trump manipulation.
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