Woosnam Owns Penalty At British Open For Self-Call
Ian Woosnam called a two stroke penalty for an extra club at the British Open. He finished four behind winner David Duval and one behind Niclas Fasth, risking at least 300000 in prize money and a Ryder Cup spot. Woosnam’s tough season included a new, inexperienced caddie and a long career arc with a Masters win 10 years past. He rallied from bogeys to stay in contention and later pursued Ryder Cup hope with Goosen in SAS Invitational.
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Ben Gay earns NFL shot with Browns after a wandering path
Ben Gay, 21, the former Garden City Community College star and Texas high school phenom, signed by the Cleveland Browns as a free agent on coach Davis’s recommendation. Clark, Cleveland’s football operations director, cites Gay’s size, vision and tackle-breaking ability seen on film, hoping the “man-child” can become a Bo Jackson–like breakout talent.
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Unusual field event dominance by Katt Nonhof Dunn at regional meet
The trio of Katt Nonhof and Dunn swept the top three spots in the group event at the July meet in Columbia Missouri. Katt won with a 51 feet 7 3/4 inch throw, Nonhof second at 44-8, Dunn third at 43-10 3/4. The top four at Region 8 advanced to the Junior Olympics.
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Kansas club signs picks amid cap space and meets chatter
The coach Kent Knoll notes the team has salary cap space to sign Willie, plus first, second, and third round picks. He adds that meets in Kansas City and Wichita draw many schools, with bigger programs often dominating sprints and running events.
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Rockies beat Giants 6-4 for consecutive home wins
Colorado tops San Francisco 6-4 as fielding miscues aid the Rockies. Helton homered and drove in two while rookie Shawn Chacon earned the win to secure back-to-back home victories for the first time since June of last year.
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Royals top Mariners as Kris Wilson again outduels Garcia
Kris Wilson pitched eight innings allowing one run on seven hits to beat Freddy Garcia for the second time in five days, as Kansas City ousted Seattle 6 1. Wilson improved to 5 1 while Garcia fell to 11 3 despite eight innings of work and four earned runs.
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