Buffalo Dunes Junior Golf Friday Pairings Listed
The Buffalo Dunes junior event on Friday June 7 lists tee times for Girls 18 holes red tees starting 8 am and Boys 18 holes white tees starting 8 08 with early arrivals offered a lesson. Additional 9 and 6 hole groups for both girls and boys plus junior tees for mixed rounds report to driving range at set times for lessons and one hole play after.
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Buffalo Dunes
Kari Hamlin
Abby Wasinger
Sarah Schul
Margaret Dawson
Sean Villareal
Jason Drohman
Craig Nelson
Jeff Crook
Lance Bordewick
Scott Ackerman
Adam Larson
Andy Wurst
Phillip Webb
Chris Noll
Adan Fuller
Billy Powers
Jeret Crook
Adan Stanley
Jeff Schmidt
Matt Niedens
Levi Marconnet
Quincy Crough
Erron Fief
Kevin Schaffer
Matt Holloway
Cody Leonard
Derek Schaffer
Trever Welch
Jacob Holloway
Danny Bever
Ryan Herman
Sheldon Bud
Joshua Jacka
Jesse Bever
Ryan Lohfink
Lucas Bud
Krist Hahn
Tina Haremza
Jessica Ridgway
Andrea Rome
Kensie Geier
Megan Fenton
Kristy Decker
Brianne McGowan
Amanda Koch
Angelea Nelson
Jennifer Hamlin
Caroline Katt
Lyndsey
Sarah Novack
Tyson Powell
Joe Jennings
Joe Magie
Jared Chappel
Chris Kruleski
Zach Dawson
Wes Stonestreet
Will Stanley
Luke Staab
Eric Eves
Jerrad Lewis
Garrett Linville
Kohl Marconnet
Ben Linville-Engler
Chris Burnette
Eric Herman
Cade Dover
B.J. Hamiin
Josh Lewis
Jay Rome
Steven Hamiin
Craig Ackerman
Roman Wells
Chris Nelson
Grayson Burgardt
Marc Buxman
Scott Neuman
Ross Berry
Andrew Payne
Justin Lord
Aaron Payne
A. J. Schneweis
Kyle Larson
Kevin Larson
Kate Katt
Matt Thomeczek
Matt Fuller
Kyle Weatherly
Brandon Hayziett
Zach Zemp
Ryan Earnhardt
Evan Fiet
Adam Belbin
Taboe Powell
Shelby Hanneman
Robert Birney
Matt Bayer
Stephen Collins
Luke Eves
Kirk Kaps
Ryan Richmeier
Parker Rome
Andrew Smith
Ben Zimmerman
Matt Geier
Kellen Simmons
Tyler Fenton
Audrey Diehl
Reneee Hamm
Tiffany Schmidt
Sarah Leonard
Megan Nelson
Jana Pianalto
Emily Wells
Jordan Lohfink
Carly Dale
Brooke Holloway
Mallory Walker
Erin Belbin
Chris Hamlin
Michael Katt
Michael O'Dell
Shad Drohman
Lee Farris
Nathan Ansley
Nathan O'Brate
Hank Warkentin
Sheldon Bambhardt
Jared Law
Lane Schaffer
Addison Dauber
Jacob Gill
Levi Holmes
Zachary Cruz
Tyler Stonestreet
Michelle Ridgway
Jenna Chappel
Katie Novack
Kelly Neuman
Heather Patterson
Alex Ballinger
Nikki Neuman
Kasey Pile
Erin Blackburn
Melissa Brown
Kate Wurst
Ashley Pianalto
Glen Dibble
Scott Schreiber
Chris Hibler
Landon Baker
Jonathan Urban
Dakota Logan
Kurt Fenster
Elijah Crist
Matt Jarmer
Tyler
Timmy Patterson
Stuart Warkentin
Kyle Blackbur
Derick Villareal
Luke Whitehill
Candice Erwin
Erika Meisel
Kristin Strasser
Stephanie Kozal
Deanna Zemp
Karen Salyer
Michelle Morris
Tara Oppliger
Megan O'Dell
Shanna Ptacek
Branda Ptacek
Ashley Fuller
Allison Hollis
Christy Tjaden
Trista Schmidt
Lani
Florida at Colorado game listed on channel 25 evening slate
A TV schedule listing NHL and college baseball games with teams and start times. Florida travels to Colorado on channel 25 at 6 30 p.m. Other matchups include California at Cleveland, Chicago at Baltimore, Oakland at Minnesota, Seattle at Kansas City, and Toronto at Texas with various players noted by record.
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NHL
Florida
Colorado
NL Standings and Weekend Schedule Highlights
The standings show teams Houston St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Cinci West San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Colorado with various win totals. Upcoming schedule lists Wednesday games and multi team matchups through Friday including Houston at Colorado and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles with several other city pairings and times.
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Houston
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cinci West
San Diego
San Francisc
Los Angeles
Colorado
Philadelphia
Montreal
Florida
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Fernandez
Portugal
Ritz
Drabek
Wagner
R.martinez
Fassero
Castillo
Leiter
Harnisc
Crawford
Reynolds
Maddux
Freeman
Smiley
Candietti
Smith
Bergman
An.Benes
College World Series results at Rosenblatt Stadium
Double elimination schedule shows Alabama defeat Oklahoma State 7 to 5 and Miami beat Clemson 7 to 3 on Friday May 31. Saturday June 1 Florida defeats Florida State 5 to 2 while LSU edges Wichita State 9 to 8. A shaky line lists Miami 15 Alabama 1 and Clemson 8 Oklahoma State 5 in 10 innings with Oklahoma State eliminated. Monday June 3 LSU 9 Florida 4 and Florida State 8 Wichita State 4 as Wichita State falls, then Tuesday June 4 Wichita State eliminated.
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Rosenblatt Stadium
Alabama
Oklahoma State
Miami
Clemson
Florda
Florida State
LSU
Wichita State
Suinerans Bone
Er Ey
Florida
Florda State
Necessa
Kozol signs 10 to Garden City softball roster
Garden City Community College coach Ed Kozol inked 10 players for the Busters first softball season this fall. Local talents Jodi Harrington and Mandy Six join Amy Case, Marci Cook, Hannah and Hester Wood, Jerre Cable, Jennifer Daily, Melissa Gillespie, and Carol Motley. Roles include Case at first base and outfield, Gillespie second base and outfield, Motley at third base and outfield, Harrington at first base, Hester Wood catching, Hannah Wood at shortstop, Six in the outfield, and Cook as utility infielder.
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Garden City Community College
Ed Kozol
Busters
Kozol
Jodi Harrington
Mandy Six
Johnson
Amy Case
Marci Cook
Hannah Wood
Six
Cook
NBA Finals Showdown Opens as Chicago Tops Seattle 107-90
In Chicago, Michael Jordan scores 28 as the Bulls defeat the Seattle SuperSonics 107 to 90 to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven NBA Finals. Key stats include Payton 13 and Kemp 32 for Seattle, with Rodman 13 and Harper 15 aiding Chicago.
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Chicago
Seattle
NBC
Kemp
Schrempf
Johnson
Hawkins
Payton
Perkins
McMillan
Askew
Brickowski
Wingate
Snow
Pippen
Rodman
Longley
Harper
Jordan
Kerr
Kukoc
Brown
Wennington
Buechler
Salley
Schrempt
Buechier
Colorado Leads Florida 1 0 In Nhl Finals
Colorado defeated Florida 3 to 1 to grab a 1-0 series edge in the Stanley Cup Finals. The next games are set for Monday and Thursday with dates and TV networks listed, and potential contests on Saturday and Monday if needed.
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Colorado
Florida
ESPN
FOX
French Open Results From Paris Quarterfinals
At Roland Garros on Wednesday in Paris results from the French Open include Marc Rosset defeating Bernd Karbacher after dropping the first two sets, Michael Stich overcoming Cedric Pioline, and Kafelnikov with Vacek beating Johnson and Montana in doubles. Davenport and Fernandez win in women’s doubles, Novotna and Sanchez Vicario prevail, Latwa defeats Hingis, and the Fernandez/Zvereva duo tops Fusai and Paz in a late match.
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Paris
Roland Garros Stadium
Marc Rosset
Switzerland
Bernd Karbacher
Germany
Michael Stich
Cedric Pioline
France
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Russia
Daniel Vacek
Czech Republic
Donald Johnson
Chapel Hill
N.C
Francisco Montana
Miami
Lindsay Davenport
Murrieta
Calif
Mary Joe Fernandez
Key Biscayne
Fla
Katrina Adams
Missouri City
Texas
Manaan de Swardt
South Africa
Jana Novotna
Arantxa Sanchez Vicano
Spain
Nicole Arenat
Gainesville
Manon Bellegral
Netherlands
Latwa
Martina Hingis
Helena Sukova
Gigi Fernandez
Aspen
Colo
Natasha Zvereva
Belarus
Alexandra Fusai
Mercedes Paz
Argentina
Novotna
Sanchez Vicario
Stich
Qualifiers for 1996 U S Open Set at Oakland Hills
The list names players who qualified for the 96th United States Open Championship in Birmingham Michigan June 13 16 at Oakland Hills. Notable qualifiers include Mike Heinen Brad Faxon Joey Gullion Omar Uresti Scott McCarron Tim Herron Frank Lickliter Larry Mize Dennis Harrington Craig Parry Wayne Grady John Cook David Ogrin Wayne Westner Sean Murphy Stewart Cink Trip Kuehne David Edwards Todd Demsey Emlyn Aubrey Brett Ogle Carl Paulson Curt Byrum Ted Tryba Mark Wiebe avid Bergamio Steve Flesch Paul Goydos Steve Jones Kelly Gibson David Frost John Morse Alternates Tom Purtzer Tom Shaw Randy Leen Eric Booker etc.
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Far Hills
N.J
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Westerville
Ohio
Mike Heinen
Lake Charles
Cali
Brad Faxon
Barrington
R.I
Joey Gullion
Richardson
Texas
Omar Uresti
Austin
Scott McCar
Cal
David Ogrin
San Antonio
Wayne Westner
South Africa
Sean Murphy
Lovington
N.M
Stewart Cink
Atlanta
A Trip Kuehne
McKinney
David Edwards
Stillwater
Okla
Todd Demsey
Scottsdale
Ariz
Emlyn Aubrey
Brett Ogle
McLean
Carl Paulson
Virginia Beach
Curt Byrum
Ted Tryba
Orlando
Fla
Mark Wiebe
Englewood
Avid Bergamio
Cleveland
Steve Flesch
Union
Paul Goydos
Long Beach
Steve Jones
Kelly Gibson
New Orleans
David Frost
Dallas
John Morse
Marshall
Tom Purtzer
Carefree
Tom Shaw
Rumson
Rancho Mirage
Calif
Transactions Highlight Array Of Signings And Moves
Major League Baseball and National Football League transactions report numerous signings waivers and roster moves. Players Brad Penny George Oleksik James Gann Reginald Davis Matt Quartraro Chic Gunner and others join teams while others shift to different lists or are released. The NFL sees signings including Russell Copeland Chris Doering and Barry Wilburn with Steelers extending Jim Miller. College notes Ball State basketball probation removal Coastal Carolina coaching changes Georgia baseball coach named and Houston basketball operations coordinator appointed.
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Associated Press
Arizona Diamondbacks
Brad Penny
George Oleksik
James Gann
Reginald Davis
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Matt Quartraro
Chic Gunner
Baltimore Orioles
Archie Corbin
Rochester
Boston Red Sox
Jeff Frye
Chicago White Sox
Norberto Martin
Jason Bere
Cleveland Indians
Gary Rodriguez
Albert Garza
Mike Speigel
Kansas City Royals
Jeremy Hill
Brandon Berger
Eric Lees
Seattle Mariners
Matt Wagner
Tacoma
Scott Davison
Alex Diaz
Toronto Blue Jays
Frank Viola
Cincinnati Reds
Kevin Jarvis
United States Basketball League
Florida Sharks
Stephen Edwards
Long Island Surf
Brian Reese
NEW Hampshire Thunder Loons
Jerome Coles
John O'Connell
Portland Mountain Cats
Dozie Mbonu
Tampa Bay Windjammers
Jarvis Jackson
Dwayne Williams
Treasure Coast Tropics
Kennard Winchester
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Russell Copeland
Tim Tindale
Jacksonville Jaguars
Chris Doering
NEW England Patriots
Lawyer Milley
Philadelphia Eagles
Barry Wilburn
Bill Montgomery
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jim Miller
Ball State
Coastal Carolina
Annette Alston
Todd McCorkle
Georgia
Robert Sapp
Houston
Chad Harkinson
Graf Sanchez Vicario reach French Open final in Paris
Steffi Graf dispatched Conchita Martinez 6 3 6 1 while Arantxa Sanchez Vicario defeated Jana Novotna 6 3 7 5 to set up a final rematch of last year. Graf seeks a 19th Grand Slam as she aims for a ninth French Open final. Michael Stich advances to semifinals after ankle surgery and strong comeback.
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Paris
Steffi Graf
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Graf
Conchita Martinez
Sanchez Vicario
Jana Novotna
Martinez
Novotna
Monica Seles
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
Spain
Seattle falls to Bulls in NBA Finals opener
The Seattle SuperSonics led by two after three but were outscored 28-13 in the final period as Chicago beat Seattle 107-90. Jordan led Chicago with 28 while Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp each produced notable efforts for Seattle before a late loss. Kemp top scored for Seattle with 32 points but the Bulls’ defense and fast breaks sealed the win.
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Chicago
Seattle SuperSonics
Sonics
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Michael Jordan
Gary Payton
NBA
Payton
Viccos
United Center
Jordan
George Karl
Houston Rockets
Seattle
Toni Kukoc
Scottie Pippen
Dennis Rodman
Rodman
Brickowski
Nate McMillan
Karl
Shawn Kemp
Kemp
Schrempf
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Kansas City
Hwreusy
Vanes Chicago
Magrane
Boston
Eshelman
Wells
Martine
Quantrill
Pettitte
Detroit
Lira
Baltimore
Haynes
Milwaukee
Miranda
Wakefield
Mendoza
Williams
California
Boskie CIA
McDowell
Erickson
Oakland
Chouinard
Minnesota
Radke
Wolcott
Belcher
Janzen
Pavlik
New York Central
Telegram
Temaply
Peter Jordan
Brandon
Mike Swartz
Phoenix
Bob Gilder
Cornelius
Ore
Steve Jurgenson
Newport
Peter Teravainen
Singapore
Greg Lesher
Lebannon
Penn
Francis Quinn
Sutton
Mass
Paul Eales
Lytham
St. Anne
Tom Pernice Jr
Lee
Bill Porter
Quincy
Wash
Bill Andrade
Atanta
Bill Murchison
Acworth
Dan Forsman
Provo
Utah
Ron Philo
Amelia Island
Matt Gogel
Overland Park
Kan
Mike Schuchart
Lincoln
Neb
David Toms
Coppell
JL. Lewis
Anthony Rodriguez
Andrew Morse
Needham
Charles Rauerson
Jacksonville
Eo Ay
Ty Armstrong
Eden Prairie
Minn
Chip Beck
Lake Forest
Ill
Steve Mulcahy
Lima
Denver
Steve Gotsche
Great Bend
Brandt Jobe
Jay Synkelma
Tucson
Stephen Enriquez
Temple
Tex
Greg Towne
Clermont
Michael Bradley
Valrico
Steve Scott
Matt Ross
Venice
Dicky Pride
Andy Bean
Lakeland
Jack O'Keefe
Little Rock
Ark
Gary Trivisonno
Aurora
Bob Ford
Oakmont
Craig Kanada
Lake Oswego
Dean Larsson
Vancouver
Tad Holloway
Meridian
Idaho
Marty Schiene
Naperville
Daly City
Kent Wiese
Huntington Beach
Kevin Sutherland
Sacramento
Shawn Kelly
Antelope
Rich Yokota
Pacific Grove
Ronald Ewing
Merced
Shravo
Notah Begay II
Campus
Garden City
Prairie Eagles Radio Controlled Club
N.jowns Road
Ponsors
American Electric Semen
Ford
New Holland
Steve
Wity
Susie
W. Mary
14Th
Wyatt Earp
Dodge City
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