Buick Open final leaderboard and prize money list
Scores and prize money from the Buick Open at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club in Grand Blanc Michigan show Justin Leonard capturing top rewards with 216000 for first place and a long list of players earning from 129600 to 1260 in various placements. The report also includes results from the VFW Senior Championship at Belton Missouri and a Du Maurier Classic in Edmonton with Laura Davies and Karrie Webb among top earners.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Warwick Hills
Golf and Country Club
Pentaigs
Belton
Lochate Country Club
Dave Eichelberger
Jim Colbert
Lee Trevino
Dave Stockton
Bob Murphy
Bobby Stroble
Simon Hobday
Larry Gilbert
Rick Acton
Gibby Gilbert
Walt Morgan
J.C. Snead
Bruce Summerhays
Frank Conner
Dick Rhyan
Bob Zimmerman
Steve Veriato
Jerry McGee
Kermit Zarley
A Brewer
Calvin Peete
Larry Laoretti
Tom Wargo
Rives McBee
Ben Smith
Homero Blancas
Don January
Robert Landers
Jim Dent
Mike McCullough
Jim Albus
Dale Douglass
Bob Dickson
Bob Eastwood
Butch Baird
Bruce Crampton
Bob Betley
Rocky Thompson
Jim Wilkinson
Bob E. Smith
Bud Allin
Jimmy Powell
Tom Shaw
John Jacobs
Larry Mowry
Dick Hendrickson
Mike Joyce
Masaru Amano
Jim Hays
Jay Sigel
Terry Dill
Stan Thirsk
Chuck Montalbano
George Archer
Dennis Coscina
Jack Klefer
Bob Wynn
Miller Barber
Joe Jimenez
John Paul Cain
Harry Toscano
Gary Strickfaden
Larry Ziegler
Ken Still
Harold Henning
Walter Zembrnski
Terry Carlson
Bob Lunn
Don Finsterwald
Edmonton
Alberta
Annika Sorenstam
Kathy Postlewait
Dana Dormann
Amy Fruhwirth
Rosie Jones
Catriona Matthew
Chris Greatrex
Juli Inkster
Emilee Klein
Barb Mucha
Marta Figueras-Dotti Val Skinner
Judy Dickinson
Jan Stephenson
Joan Pitcock
Melissa McNamara
Michele Redman
Hiromi Kobayashi
Lori West
Jane Crafter
Laurie Brower
Alice Ritzman
Kathryn Marshall
Michelle Estill
Nanci Bowen
Robin Hood
Gail Graham
Barb Whitehead
Wendy Doolan
Missie McGeorge
Hollis Stacy
Kungsbacka
Sweden
Forsardens Golf Club
ax-Lee Westwood
Paul Broadhurst
Russell Claydon
Santiago Luna
Jean van de Velde
Rain Man
Thomas Bjorn
Carl Suneson
Philip Walton
Roger Wessels
Steven Bottoms
Pel Angel Martin Coll
Montgomerie
Per Nyman
Fernando Roca
Silvio Grappasgnni
Pierre Fulke
Mark Mouland
Ignacio Garrido
Per Haugsrund
Padraig Harrington
John Daly
Mark Roe
John Bickerton
Infiniti Open Los Angeles results and race card summary
Sunday results from the Infiniti Open in Los Angeles show Seen Chang defeating Richard Krajicek 6-4 6-3 for the singles title. Barnard and Norval won the doubles, defeating Bjorkman and Kulti 7-5 6-? at Saalos Angeles Tennis Center. Also listed are Grolsch Open results in Amsterdam and a lengthy Thunder Hill Speedway and Thoroughbred racing card with multiple heats, features, and payouts.
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Los Angeles
Saalos Angeles Tennis Center
Seen Chang
Henderson
Nev
Richard Krajicek
Netherlands
Marius Barnard
Piet Norval
South Africa
Jonas Bjorkman
Nicklas Kulti
Sweden
Olympics Sunday's Scores Highlight Fast Pace Events
Bronze for Australia over Ukraine 66 56 in women basketball and United States 111 87 over Brazil for gold. Handball France 25 Croatia 27 Sweden 26 Yugoslavia 3 Russia 1. volleyball Yugoslavia 3 Russia 1 and Netherlands 3 Italy 2 in five set matches. Marathon Atlanta results crown Josia Thugwane 2 12 36 with Lee and Wainaina close behind. Multiple medalists include Nemov Popov Scherbo Hall Jr Kowalski Amanar and Van Dyken with nations USA Ireland Romania Russia and Australia collecting several golds and silvers.
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Australia
Ukraine
United States
Brazil
France
Atlanta
Josia Thugwane
South Africa
Bong
U Lee
South Korea
Eric Wainaina
Kenya
Martin Fiz
Spain
Richard Nevurkar
Britain
German Silva
Mexico
Steve Moneghetti
Benjamin Paredes
Danilo Goffi
Italy
Luis Dos Santos Antonio
Amy van Dyken
Englewood
Colo
Michelle Smith
Ireland
Angel Martino
Americus
Simona Amanar
Romania
Gina Gogean
Jenny Thompson
Dover
N.H
Lilia Podkopayeva
Amanda Beard
Irvine
Calif
Whitney Hedgepeth
Rocky Mount
N.C
le Jingyi
China
Susan O'Neill
Dagmar Hase
Germany
Merlene Ottey
Jamaica
Franziska van Almsick
Sandra Volker
Russia
Uba
Canada
Hungary
Netherlands
Poland
Bulgaria
Belarus
Czech Republic
Greece
Sweden
Switzerland
Norway
Denmark
Turke
New Zealand
Belgium
Nigeria
North Korea
Finland
Indonesia
Yugoslavia
Erla
Ethiopia
Iran
Slovakia
Argentina
Austria
Armenia
Croatia
Portugal
Thailand
Namibia
Slovenia
Malaysia
Moldova
Uzbekistan
Georgia
Morocco
Trinidad&Tobago
Burundi
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Syria
Hong Kong
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Latvia
Philippines
Taiwan
Tonga
Zambia
India
Israel
Lithuania
Mongolia
Mozambique
Puerto Rico
Tunisia
Uganda
Baseball leaders and league standings snapshot
A compact roundup lists top doubles and runs leaders, triples, home runs and stolen bases, plus pitching leaders and ERA figures. Notable names include Sosa, Bonds, Knoblauch, Smoltz, Glavine, and Clemmons, with teams Chicago, Montreal, Houston, New York, and Seattle prominent among the figures.
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Miami
Bufalo
New England
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
Denver
Seattle
Oakland
San Diego
Kansas
Arizona
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Carolina
New Orleans
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York Jets
Dallas
Kansas City
Monterrey
Mexico
Finley
Hodriguez
Montreal
Bagwell
Lansing
Dbell
Burks
Colorado
Castilla
Bichette
L Johnson
New York
Grissom
Mondesi
Los Angeles
Vizcaino
Sosa
Handley
Bonds
Galarraga
Sheffield
Florida
Sjohnson
E Young
DeShields
Renderson
McRae
Larkin
Lankford
Neagle
Smoltz
Glavine
Gardner
Emartinez
Arodriguez
Irodrigguez
Texas
Giambi
Cordova
Greer
Knoblauch
Vina
Milwaukee
Js Valentin
Cora
McGwire
Belle
Cleveland
Griffey Jr
By Anderson
Mvaughn
Boston
Gonzalez
Gvaughn
Buhner
Lofton
Tgooadwin
Nixon
Toronto
Vizquel
Listach
McLemore
National League
Piazza LA
Burks Col
Grace Chc
Eyoung Col
Bichette Col
Grudzielanek Mon
Gilkey Nym
Sheffield Fla
Sjohnson Nym
Lansington Rmns
Fiat San Diego
Francisco
Cojones
RBI
Hits—S Johnson
Grudzielanek
Martin
Major MLB AFL Move Sheet From Pro Baseball Week
MLB teams announce 15 day disabled lists and call ups across five clubs. Boston Red Sox place John Valentin on the 15 day DL and recall Alex Delgado from Pawtucket. Indians place Dennis Martinez on the 15 day DL and recall Brian Anderson from Buffalo. Tigers place Melvin Nieves on the 15 day DL retroactive to Aug 2 and recall Phil Nevin from Jacksonville. Brewers promote Mickey Lopez from Beloit to Stockton. Mariners send Matt Wagner to Tacoma and recall Alex Diaz. Rangers activate Will Clark and place Lee Stevens on the 15 day DL. Also NFL notes Bengals Willie Anderson five year deal, Packers Aubrey Peeves signing, Patriots waivers, Saints waivers, Hartford Whales re sign Nelson Emerson.
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Aseball
Boston Red Sox
John Valentin
Alex Delgado
Pawtucket
Cleveland Indians
Dennis Martinez
Brian Anderson
Buffalo
Detroit Tigers
Melvin Nieves
Phil Nevin
Jacksonville
Milwaukee Brewers
Mickey Lopez
Beloit
Stockton
Seattle eSeros
Matt Wagner
Tacoma
Alex Diaz
Texas Rangers
Will Clark
Lee Stevens
Cincinnati Bengals
Willie Anderson
Green Bay Packers
Aubrey Peeves
Pat Johnson
Robert Ase
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Russ Cochran
Jeff Sluman
David Ogrin
Joey Gullion
Gil Morgan
Dan Forsman
Hal Sutton
Robin Freeman
David Toms
Mark O'Meara
Scott Gump
Fuzzy Zoeller
Billy Andrade
Jeff Maggert
Stuart Abpleby
Tom Kite
Allen Doyle
Phil Mickelson
Jeff Julian
Kelly Gibson
John Cook
Ron Whittaker
Robert Wrenn
Brad Faber
Mike Reid
Paul Stankowski
John Maginnes
Mike Weir
Tommy Tolles
Andy Bean
Marco Dawson
Steve Elkington
Clarence Rose
Tony Sills
Scott Dunlap
Hisayuki Sasaki
Jeff Hart
Ben Crenshaw
Tommy Nakajima
Chris Perry
Gene Sayers
Wayne Grady
John Wilson
Ted Tryba
VFW
Marc Huster
Amsterdam
Les
Francisco Clavet
Younes el Aynaoui
Thunder Hill
Gene Claxton
James Flowers
Topeka
Doug McConnaughey
Meriden
Randy Brigs
Mike Gish
Ree
Gary Jellison
John Culler
Leon Bidinger
Perry
Jeff Atkinson
Greg Hanna
Tom Charles
Bonner Springs
Travis Patch
Holton
Kerry Davis
Scott Brown
Allen Halderman
Mike Wichman
Silver Lake
Herman Knipp
Charles
Atkinson
G. Hanna
Bidinger
Flowers
S. Brown
McConnaughey
Patch
Davis
Jimmy Waters
Tom Grist
Rod Everhart
Osage City
Joe Portenier
Atchison
Jeff Mauro
Randy Hacker
Ottawa
Randy Kutzke
Feature
Mauro
Paul Flower
Mark Field
Kutzke
Troy Smith
Billy Shaw
Ones
Brian, Murphy
Hacker
Verhart
David Ray King
Mayetta
Mike Munoz
Marvin Hansford
Darin Nelson
Manhattan
Russell Hubach
Arty Johnston
Munoz
King
Derrick
Johnston
Hubach
Maurice Skoch
John Boyce
Valley Falls
David Cattrell
Hiawatha
Larry Bomberger
Effingham
Steve Peach
NY/NJ
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Columbus
the Woodlands
Oshkosh Norton
Charlotte
Switzler Morris
Susy Bart
Maxine
Ohpa
Rich Boy
Leta
Fidelity
MLS
Ion Bay
Ny-Nj
Fester Los Angeles
San Jose
Tank McNamara
By Jeff Millar
Bill Hands
Bowe
Andrew Golota
Golota
DI Figat
Millar
PA Arena
Alexei Nemov
Gary Hall Jr
Phoenix
Alexander Popov
Vitaly Scherbo
Josh Davis
San Antonio
Em Pankratov
Li Xiaoshuang
Daniel Kowalski
Brantley
Wohlers
Td Worrell
Hoffman
Battalico
New
Beck
G AB RH Pet
Rodriguez Sea
Thomas Chw
Ralomar Bas
J Gonzalez
Rms—Knoblauch
A Rodriguez
Ralomar
Phillips
McVaughn
Rpalmeiro
Hits—Molitor
R Rodriguez
Au Irodriguez
Nagy
Bells
Hitchcock
Pettitte
Alvarez
Pavlik
Doliver
Clemens
California
A Fernandez
Appier
Mussina
Guzman
Wetteland
Rernandez
Percival
Mesa
Henneman
Montgomery
Timlin
Fetters
Rovers
Arkansas
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Louisvil Louie
Pernon Als
Oklahoma City
Rangers
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Newco
Brewers
Nasville
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Louisville
Omaha
Cards
NEW England Patriots
K Blair Cully
G Ryan Oman
NEW Orleans Saints
WR Steve
Alice
National Ae
Hartford Whales
Nelson Emerson
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