Beware of Oakmont opens with brutal golf test at Oakmont
Oakmont Pennsylvania hosts a challenging U S Open site as 2003 amateurs arrive amid stories of its legendary greens and fierce rough. Players like Jim Furyk and Tiger Woods assess the demanding course while veteran Johnny Miller cautions newcomers to the course and its brutal holes.
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Garden City Blues finish 2-2 at Dodge City tournament
The Garden City Blues went 2-2 at the Dodge City Tournament after losses to Larned and Hays and wins over Larned and Bucklin. In the 4-2 opener, Blake Thackery hit a two run double for a 2-1 fourth inning lead, Dustin Lamb allowed five hits and three earned runs over 5 1/3 innings with eight strikeouts, and Larned used a two run rally in the sixth to regain control.
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Death in Smith auto accident in New Jersey
Andre Bell, 21, died Monday night in a New Jersey hospital after being thrown from a sport utility vehicle driven by Denver Nuggets guard J R Smith. The SUV ran a stop sign, hit another car and overturned in Millstone Township at 5 30 p m Saturday. Page B3.
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Cavaliers host first NBA Finals game in franchise history
Cleveland returns home to face San Antonio in Game 3 of the NBA Finals as LeBron James and the Cavs try to erase a 2-0 series deficit. The Spurs' Big Three Duncan Parker Ginobili led a 103-92 win in Game 2, while Cleveland hopes its raucous crowd lifts a late-series comeback bid.
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Holdsclaw retires from WNBA after five games with Sparks
Chamique Holdsclaw, 29, six-time All Star, retires five games into her ninth WNBA season with the Los Angeles Sparks. She averaged 15.8 points, 5.6 rebounds and 3.0 assists this year. Sparks officials said she gave no reason, and efforts to persuade her to stay were unsuccessful.
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