Ochoa Leads Kraft Nabisco With Record 62 First Round
Lorena Ochoa fired a 10 under 62 to lead the Kraft Nabisco Championship by four over Michelle Wie. Wie shot 66 bogey free with a birdie on every hole, while Angela Park, Juli Inkster, Paula Creamer, Morgan Pressel, Seon Hwa Lee and Karen Stupples opened with 69.
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Suns Rally Past Pacers To End Skid In Indy
Phoenix guard Shawn Marion scored 29 points and Steve Nash posted 15 points 13 assists and eight rebounds to lift the Suns 114 104 over Indiana in Indianapolis. Peja Stojakovic added 25 for the Pacers as Jermaine O Neal remained out nursing a groin injury and Reggie Miller watched his jersey retirement at halftime. Indiana fell to 35 36 with six losses in eight games. In Los Angeles the Spurs built a big third quarter run to beat the Lakers 106 97 as Tim Duncan had 20 points 13 rebounds and Tony Parker 19 points and six assists helped San Antonio extend their lead atop the West. Kobe Bryant led Los Angeles with 23.
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Williams named AP coach of the year for second school
Roy Williams earned AP coach of the year after guiding an inexperienced North Carolina squad to a Top 10 finish. He previously won the award at Kansas in 1992, becoming the second coach to win at two schools. Jay Wright and Bruce Pearl followed in voting.
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Shotgun formation inventor Hickey dies at 89
Howard Red Hickey, longtime NFL coach who invented the shotgun offense for the San Francisco 49ers, died at age 89 in Aptos California. He shaped modern spread passing, coached 49ers 1959 1963, played for the Rams 1945 champions, and served as a Cowboys assistant and scout. His wife Cecelia Surina Hickey died in 1995. Memorial service planned privately.
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Red” Hickey
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Wembley delays push stadium readiness to 2007
The Football Association announced Wembley Stadium will not be ready until 2007 due to construction delays. The Aug 6 Community Shield and three England games will be moved to alternative venues as the FA meets with Multiplex and Wembley management to assess the setback.
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