Masters Week Preview at Augusta National Golf Club
The Masters returns to Augusta National with Tiger Woods back in action after recent coaching changes and Jack Nicklaus missing the event due to hip surgery. Mark O'Meara won last year in a one stroke finish over Fred Couples and David Duval, while Duval enters as world No. 1 with four season wins. The Masters includes pairings and tee times for rounds one and two, with broadcast on USA and CBS and a five year PGA Tour exemption for the winner.
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Fred Couples
Avid Duval
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Stewart Cink
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Mike "Fluff! Cowan
Woods
Cowan
Augusta National
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Pembroke Hill Edges Lawrence In Tennis Action
Tuesday results from Kansas City and Amelia Island show Pembroke Hill claiming a 3-1 win over Lawrence with singles and doubles wins led by Lethsohn Larson and Burns. In Amelia Island, top players like Kournikova and Davenport advance as round one yields notable upsets and matchups in the Bausch & Lomb Championships.
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Lawrence
Bs Connolly
LHS
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Alex Chien
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Brock Flemus
Shellhorn
Lawrence Dinglesalg
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Matt Cravens
Kessler
Mike Rodewald
Cates
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Thomas Wolland
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Mike Padget
Markle
Andrew Vertaenik
Rilinger
Dustin Huff
Schwartz
Justin Hume
Sutherland
Colin Barletta
Harkleroad
Nick Mosher
Alm
Mike Yimer
Bausch & Lomb
Amelia Island
Amelia Island Plantation
Lisa Raymond
Wayne
Larisa Neiland
Latvia
Anna Kournikova
Russia
Evgenia Koulskayskaya
Fabiola Zuluaga
Columbia
Mirjana Lucie
Croatia
Anna Smashnova
Israel
Emmanuelle Gagliardi
Switzerland
Ines Gofrochategul
Argentina
Jana Mejedly
Canada
Econd Raoulo Conchita Martinez
Spain
Tara Snyder
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Sarasota
Fla
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Czech Republic
Barbara Schett
Austria
Christina Papadaki
Greece
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Tatiana Panova
Nathalie Dechy
France
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Ukraine
Ruxandra Dragomir
Romania
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Jessica Stock
South Africa
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Hewport Beach
Tina Plinik
Slovenia
Sonya Jeyaseelan
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Kournikova
Amanda Coetzer
Sandra Nacuk
Yugoslavia
Sylvia Plischke
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Homania
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East Greenwich
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Mich
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Iva Majoll
Croat
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Poland
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Ohio
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Missouri City
Texas
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Lafayette
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Joanne Moore
Great Britain
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Australia
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Estoril Open results spark wide tennis action in Portugal
Tuesday results from Estoril show numerous ATP and WTA matches with top players like Mantilla Muster Costa Squilari Novak Berasategui and Payel advancing in men singles and Huber Gersi Kremer Srebotnik Bogert Cervanova Talaja and Tarrens among women winners. Salem Open in Hong Kong also reports wins by Chang Dreekmann Gross Srichaphan Arthurs Damm Ellwood Tebbutt and others in mixed doubles and singles.
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Czech Republic
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Todd Martin
Ponte Vedra Beach
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Jerome Galmard
France
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Andrei Payel
Romania
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Russia
Ronald Agenor
Haiti
Fernando Vicente
Vincent Apacs
Boca Raton
Filip Dewulf
Belgium
Fernando Meligen
Brazil
Arnaud di Pasquale
Hicham Arazi
Maracco
Marat Sain
Nuno Marques
Gerard Solves
Rouna Chris Haggard
South Africa
Francisco Montanas
Miami
Luis Lobo
Marcelo Blas
Chile
Tomas Carbonell
Donald Johnson
Chapel Hill
Olga Barabanschikova
Belarus
Pessie
Germany
Laura Galarsa
Italy
Anne Kremer
Luxembourg
Raluca Sandu
Katerina Srebotnik
Slovakia
Conchita Martinez Granados
Anca ‘Barna
Katarina Studenikova
Sarah Pitkowski
Kristie Bogert
Netherlands
Ludmila Cervanova
Laurence Courtais
Vales
Lea Ghirard
Silvija Talaja
Creadia
Paola Suarez
Ubomira Bacheva
Bulgaria
Vanessa Menga
Cristina Tarrens
Anna Maria Foeldenyi
Hungary
Hong Kong
Victoria Park Court
Ingles
Roma Michael Chang
Mercer Island
Wash
Daniel Vacek
Hendrik Dreekmann
Jeff Tarango
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Oliver Gross
Wayne Wong
Paradom Srichaphan
Thailand
Petr Luxa
David Dilucla
Norristown
Michael Sell
Moorestown
N.J
Stave Campbell
Detroit
Cecil Mamiltt
Los Angeles
Wayne Arthurs
Australia
Martin Damm
Martin Rodriguez
Radek Stepanek
Ben Ellwood
Michael Tebbutt
Sébastien Lareau
Canada
Brian McPhle
San Jose
Nicolas Klefer
David Prinasil
Hendrik Dreekman
Christian Vinck
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Wayne Ferreira
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Melvin Tong
Multiple pro sports moves cross leagues in brief recap
Baseball signings and roster changes include Chris Haney with a minor league deal for the Indians. Evans clears waivers and Kim inks with Oklahoma City in the Pacific Coast League. Tapani extends with the Cubs for two years. Sager plus a minor league pact for the Reds. Rockies place Larry Walker on the 15 day DL and add Mike Kelly from Colorado Springs. Braves place Remlinger on the 15 day DL and recall Ebert from Richmond. In basketball, Beck signs with the Hornets. Warkson with the Bucks. Nets activate Burrell and place Williams on injured list. Supersonics activate MacLean, place Owens on injured list. In football, Bills re-sign Moran and Williams. Lions re-sign Stablein and Franklin. Packers re-sign Henderson. In hockey, Blues assign Nash to Worcester. In wrestling, Dan Chandler named head coach and Rob Hermarin as assistant for the 2000 U S Olympic Greco Roman team. In college, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo names Lawanson running back coach. Lewis & Clark notes resignations. Minnesota welcomes new hockey coach. North Carolina A&T and Wilmington announce coaching changes. North Georgia names Cantrell baseball coach. St Thomas appoints women’s basketball coach and Colleen Carey women’s soccer coach. Southern California notes Jason Thomas transferring. West Alabama names Kiley Hill women’s basketball coach.
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Mike Kelly
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Roberto Rivera
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Giovanola
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Charlotte Hornets
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Milwaukee Bucks
Haywoode Warkson
NEW Jersey Nets
Scott Burrell
Jayson Williams
Seattle Supersonics
Don MacLean
Billy ‘Owens
National Football League
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Sean Moran
Pat Williams
Detroit Lions
Brian Stablein
Kevin Franklin
Green Bay Packers
William Henderson
National Hockey League
ST. Louis Blues
Tyson Nash
Worcester IceCats
Wrestling
USA Wrestling
Dan Chandler
Rob Hermarin
CAL Poly
SAN Luis
North Georgia
Tom Cantrell
ST. Thomas
Tricia Cornish
Colleen Carey
Southern California
Jason Thomas
Free State, Shawnee Mission South lead Knox Natatorium swim meet
Free State tops Shawnee Mission South and Lawrence High in a Knox Natatorium meet with multiple event wins. Lawrence High dominates relays and individual races with standout performances from Beth Sheely Andrea Hemphill and Kim Miller while Free State showcases depth in relays and sprint events.
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Crystal Hendren
Andrea Hemphill
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Sadie Caplan
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Kelly Jones
Allela Roberts
Wendy Burns
Casey Boyer
Hendron
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Kelli Criswell
Graham
Miller
DeSalvo
Schnose
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Celswell
Jennifer Baur
Mary Maczuga
Lawrence Hendren
Schriese
Hemphill
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Burns
Boyer
Brooke Bradshaw
Maceo
Sallon
Sheely
Setton
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Jessica Corkill
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Maczuga
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NPSL Playoffs Schedule and Scores Headlines
NPSL best of three playoff schedule lists American and National Conference matchups. Harrisburg, Montreal, Kansas City, Wichita, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Edmonton and St Louis appear with game times from April 12 to April 20 plus possible tiebreakers. High density of teams, dates, times, and venues.
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CHL Playoffs East and West Brackets Action Recap
CHL playoffs show Midland teams Huntsville and Columbus surging with two wins each in the East. Oklahoma City leads the West, while Topeka and Wichita chase after two goals down. Sunday and Friday schedules feature key matchups across the bracketing series and college games heat up with Texas teams clashing.
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