U S Girls Junior Championship Roundup At Merion East
The U S Girls junior championship at Merion Golf Club East Course concludes round three with upper bracket Ina Kim and Kristin Thompson advancing. Leigh Anne Hardin and Jeanne Cho win in lower bracket while Brittany Strata and Julie Park reach quarterfinals alongside Jessica Reese and Candie Kung. Semifinals set for morning matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aromore
U.S
Ely Janship
Merion Golf Club
Ina Kim
Los Angeles
Tal Perry
Kennett Square
Hales
Kristin Thompson
Napa
Calif
Samanta Fox
Whites Creek
Tern
Jeanne Cho
Bradenton
Fla. Osea
Kelly Robb
Concord
Mass
Brittany Strata
Fork Myers
Fla
Qeb Means
Burnsville
Minn
Julie ‘Park
Mission Hills
Mary Lidester
Lafayette
Ind
Jessica Reese
Santa Rosa
Alena Sharp
Canada
Candie Kung
Fountain Valley
Erin Simmons
the Woodlands
Texas
Thompson
Kim
Hardin
Cho
Straca
Park
Reese
Kung
Leigh Anne Hardin
Martinsville
Brittany Straza
Fort Myers
Baseball and Basketball Trades and Moves Across Leagues
A flurry of player transactions spans Major League Baseball, NBA, NFL arena, NHL, AHL, IHL, CHL, UHL, and MLS. Teams like the Angels, Red Sox, Indians, Royals, Brewers, Mariners, Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, Padres, Giants, and others announce acquisitions, designations, injuries, recalls, and retirements. Notable items include Jeff Juden to Anaheim, Jeff Manto contract purchase by Cleveland, Richie Sexson optioned, Shane Mack on the DL, Raul Ibanez recalled, Joe Barbao and Beau Engle retirement, Lara White promotion, and Harut Karpetyan trade to San Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim Angels
Jeff Juden
Milwaukee Brewers
Boston Red Sox
Keith Mitchell
Cleveland Indians
Jeff Manto
Buffalo
Richie Sexson
Bufalo
Chad Ogea
Kansas City Royals
Shane Mack
Tim Burdak
Omaha
Larry Doughty
Brian Banks
Louisville
Seattle Mariners
Raul Ibanez
Tacoma
Charles Gipson
Toronto Blue Jays
Steve Sinclair
Syracuse
Arizona Diamondbacks
Hanley Frias
Tucson
SAN Diego Padres
Jim Bruske
Las Vegas
SAN Jose Giants
Jason Verdugo
Shreveport
Scott Linebrink
Sheveport
Newburgh Black Diamonds
Joe Barbao
Beau Engle
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Lara White
Nashville Kats
Earnest Fields
Steve McLaughlin
Joe Campbell
Jorge Cimadevilla
NEW Jersey Red Dogs
Chris Spencer
NEW York Islanders
Joe Sacco
Washington Capitals
Rick Tabaratei
Calgary Flames
Rick Tabaracti
American Hockey League
NEW Haven Beast
Justin Moscardelli
Elizabeth Sylvia
International Hockey League
Cincinnati Cyclones
Olaf Kjenstad
Kansas City Blades
Brent Bilodeau
Trevor Sherman
Orlando Solar Bears
Ken Sabourin
Central Hockey League
Columbus Cottonmouths
Oley Tsirkumov
Sergiy Deshevyy
United Hockey League
Winston-Salem Icehawks
Lwelf Azar
West Coast Hockey League
Idaho Steelheads
Billy McGuigan
Tucson Gila Monsters
Andrew Miller
Sean Wilmert
LOS Angeles Galaxy
Harut Karpetyan
San Jose Clash
Lawrence Lavzane
College coaching changes across several programs
Institutions announced new hires and resignations in various sports. Brockport State named John Dunshaw softball coach and Nanette Fox field hockey coach. Delaware disclosed Kevin Waringer’s resignation. Francis Marion added Doug Novak as men's assistant basketball coach. Greensboro College appointed Darren Powell as men's soccer coach. Misericordia named Jeanne Dupree coordinator of athletic facilities and women's basketball coach. New Orleans named Melanie Richardson assistant athletic director and senior woman administrator. Nicholls State announced Karl Dunbar as defensive line coach and Dwayne Nunez as wide receivers coach. Pacific named Mike Dalgety as assistant athletic director of media relations. Plymouth State named Moira Long as women’s volleyball and softball coach. Southern Connecticut disclosed discontinuation of men’s wrestling. Utah State named Stew Morrill as men’s basketball coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockport State
John Dunshaw
Nanette Fox
BROWN
Trish Kossoff
Delaware
Kevin Waringer
Francis Marion
Doug Novak
Greensboro College
Darren Powell
Misericordia
Jeanne Dupree
New Orleans
Melanie Richardson
Nicholls State
Karl Dunbar
Dwayne Nunez
Pacific
Mike Dalgety
Plymouth State
Moira Long
Southern Connecticut
Utah State
Stew Morrill
Miller Lite 200 CART qualifying at Mid-Ohio speeds listed
Qualifying results for Sundays Miller Lite 200 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course show drivers from multiple nations in Reynard and Swift chassis with Ford Mercedes Honda or Toyota engines. Notable speeds range from 122,977 mph for Bryan Herta to 115,535 mph for Max Papis with numerous top names and nationalities represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ohio
Mid-Ohio
Patrick Carpentier
Canada
Reynard- Mercedes
Scott Pruett
Granite Bay
Calif
Reynard-Ford
Greg Moore
Reynard
Mercedes
Richie Hearn
Henderson
Nev
Swift- Ford
Michael Andretti
Nazareth
Lehto
Finland
Reynard-Mercedes
Mauricio Gugelmin
Brazil
Andre Ribeira
Penske-Mercedes
Christian Fittipaldi
Swift-Ford
Helio Castro-Neves
Toby Kanaan
Reynard-Honda
Bobby Rahal
New Albany
Paul Tracy
Alex Zanardi
Italy
Michel Jourdain
Vista
Eagle-Toyota
Amd Meier
Germany
Lola-Ford
Plones
Scottsdale
Ariz
Reynard- Toyota
Max Papis
Reynard-Toyota
Bud at the Glen NASCAR Qualifying Notebook
The Bud at the Glen at Watkins Glen lists top 25 speeds and car data led by Jeff Gordon and Jeff Gordon in a Vallejo Chevrolet at 20.331. Ron Fellows and Ricky Rudd follow with Chevrolets and Fords from Canada to Chesapeake. The list includes Dennis Sadis, Rusty Wallace, Mark Martin and Joe Nemechek among many. Several drivers fail to qualify, and the page also covers NFL and tennis results and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Glen Watkins Glen
N.Y
Glen
Jeff Gordon
Vallejo
Calif
Chevrolet
Ron Fellows
Canada
Ricky Rudd
Chesapeake
Ford
Jeff Burton
S.boston
Boris Said
Beverly Hills
Rusty Wallace
St. Louis
Mark Martin
Bulesville
Ark
Jerry Nadeau
Danbury
Genn
Ernie Irvan
Salinas
Pontiac
Dale Jarrett
Hickory
N.C
Geol! Badine
Chemung
NLY
Terry Labonte
Corpus Christi
Texas
Sterling Maslin
Columbia
D.C
Bobby Hamilton
Nashville
Ted Musgrave
Franklin
Wis
Ken Schrader
Fenton
Ohn Andretti
Indianapolis
Ind
Kenny Irwin
Kermy Wallace
Tom Hubert
Trinity
Johnny Benson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dale Earnhardt
Kannapolis
Mike Skinner
Susanville
Robert Pressley
Asheville
N.G
Ward Burton
Boston
Michael Waltrip
Owensboro
Rich Bickle
Edgerton
Jeremy Mayfield
Ricky Craven
Newburgh
Maine
Joe Nemechek
Lakeland
Fli
Kyle Petty
Randleman
Steve Park
East Northport
Rick Mast
Rockbridge Harly
Brett Bodine
M.Y
Bobby Labonte
Chad Little
Spokane
Wash
Darrell Waltrip
Frankin
Tenn
Tommy Kendall
la Canada
Steve Grissom
Gadsden
Ala
Dave Marcis
Wausau
Brian Cunningham
Lexington
Morgan Shepherd
Bil Elliott
Dawsonville, Ga
Du Maurier Open Results Round of 16 to quarterfinals
Friday results from the du Maurier Open at York University show top seed Pete Sampras losing to Andre Agassi in straight sets 6-7 6-1 6-2. Other matchups featured Patrick Balter and Yevgeny Kafelnikov advancing, with Tim Henman, Patrick Rafter, and Goran Ivanisevic also winning to reach the later rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
York University’s
National Tennis Center
Pate Sampras
Orlando
Fla
Tommy Faas
Germany
Patrick Balter
Australia
Mark Philippoussis
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Russia
Mall
Washington
Ponte Vedra Beach
Jonas Bjorkman
Sweden
Nicolas Kiefer
Richard Kealsea
Netherlands
Alex O'Brien
Amarila
Texas
Tim Henman
Britain
Albert Costa
Spain
Andre Agassi
Las Vegas
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Daniel Vacek
Czech Republic
Vince Spadea
Boca Ratan
Pete Sampras
Patrick Rafter
Richard Krajicek
Yevgeny Kale
US Falls to Italy as World Championship Opens
United States 80, Italy 77 in a Friday World Championship opener at Olympic Stadium. Italy built a 41-38 halftime lead and held on as Hawkins led USA with 16 points while Bonora and Meneghin paced Italy with 32 and 9 points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Chicago
New England
Columbus
Colorado
Kansas City
New York
Olympic Stadium
Russia
Lithuania
United States
Italy
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Greece
Spain
Brazil
Puerto Rico
Australia
Canada
Ngentine
Hawkins
Sasser
Oliver
G.king
Wood
Garris
J.king
Alexis
Amaya
Miller
Totals
Taly Bonora
de Pol
Galanda
Myers
Cahiacig
Basile
Fucka
Meneghin
Abbio
Damaso
Damaso S
Cahlacg
Ana
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Neeny
Denise Killeen
Sara Hallock
Kate Golden
Susan Ginter
Ausan
Florin Chrity Erb
Eva Dahild
Sue Thamas
Joan Pitcock
Caroline Gowart
Shirley Furlong
Cindy Jary
Allison Finney
Jean Zedlity
Erika Wicoff Clivabeth Makings
CehLy Koyama
Enn Kangas
Caroling Blaylock
Jeary Bartholomew
Donna Wilkins
Michelle McGann
Ferilyrt Brita
Aigle Ridgeway
Cal ¥ Mockett
Matilyn Lovander
Chris Ureatrex
Vicki Goel
Celeste Troche
Asuncion
Paraguay
Grand Blanc
Warwick Hills
Olf & Country Club
Randel Chamblee
Kent Jones
Dudley Bart
Phil Blackmar
Vijay Singh
Steve Stricker
Hal Sutton
Jeff Sluman
Rocca Mediate
Brent Geiberger
Scott Verplunk
Scott McCarron
Woody Austin
Tiger Woods
Mike Standly
J.P. Hayes
Billy Jayfair
Gary Hallberg
Erle Booker
Craig Barlow
Fred Funk
Chris Perry
John Cook
Jay Don Blake
Fuzzy Zoeller
Bob Tway
Stewart Cink
David Ogrin
Andrew Jagee
Lee Rinker
Aq Blakie McCallister
Ar Joey Sindelar
Fell Gallagher
Chris DiMarco
Clarence Rose
Ted Tryba
Joe Ozaki
Dim Carter
David Bergamo
Pete Jordan
Tommy Armour III
Doug Martin
Paul Goydos
Don Peale
Jimmy Johnston
Hugh Rayer
David Edwards
Jay Delsing
Aul Stankowski
Skip Kendall
Lee Porter
Jeli Roth
Bruce Fleisher
Harrison Frazar
Jim McGovern
Curtis Strange
Billy Ray Brown
Phil Tataurangi
Andy Bean
Donnie Hammond
Bradley Hughes
John Rieger
Scott Hebert
Lpga Star Bank
Beavercreek
Dottie Pepper
Meg Mallon
Pearl Sinn
Judy Dickinson
Beth Daniel
Ian Stephenson
Pally Sheehan
Terry O Myers
Hiromi Kobayashi
Juli Inkster
Tammie Green
Donna Andrews
Amy Alcott
Emilee Klein
USA Wallery
Kim Shipmaty Muffin
Spencer-Dev
Deb Richard
Kathy Postlewait
Sally Little
Caroline Keggs
Marta Figueras-Dotti
Mitzi Edge
Brandie Burton
Michele Redman
Karen Noble
Marianne Morris
Lisa Kitens
Rachel Inetherington
Jackie Gallagher-Smith
Annette DeLuca
Nancy Scranton
Chris Johnson
Tina Barrett
Dale Eggeling
Carrl Wood
Shelley Wendels
Kelli Uehne
Pat Hurst
Tracy Hanson
Liz Earley
Moira Dunn
Lori Atsedes
Colleen Walker
Laurie Rinker-Graha
Carolyn Hill
Peony Hammel
Vicki Fergon
Michelle Dobek
Karen Weiss
Elaine Crosby
Jit Hyun Sub
Becky Iverson
Erika Hayashida
Alicia Dibos
Kirt Williams
Tina Tavnis
Michelle Mackall
Rosie Jones
Heather Drew
Pat Bradley
Singiti Mehra
Leta Vinellew
Portrush
Northern Ireland
Royal Portrush
Tommy Horton
England
Terry Gale
Brian Hugett
Wales
Eddie Polfiland
No. Ireland
Brian Bates
Scotland
Seiji Ogawa
Japan
Dennis O'Sullivan
Ireland
Geoff Parstow
Gary Player
South Africa
Noel Ratcliffe
Iain Clark
Jim Rhodes
Norman Wood
Alberto Crace
Bobby Verney
Antonio Garrido
MG David Jones
David Huish
Paul Leonard
Neb
Champions Club
Don Walsworth
Marco Gortana
Jay Williamson
Sara
Rison
Har Richardson
Rockforp
Rockfigh
NFL
Detroit
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Tennessee
Atlanta
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Baltimore
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Miami
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New York Giants
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Seattle
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Siuay
Hamilton
Edmonton
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Amsterdam
Mariana Zabaleta
Slava Dosedel
Magnus Norman
Gala Blanco
Sprint Pcs
Wellesley
Babson College
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Eddie Dibbs
John Kriek
Naptes
Mansour
Bahrain
France
Henri Leconte
John Lloyd
Carlsbad
la Costa Resort and Spa
Sinales
Monica Seles
Sarasota
Ai Sugiyama
Mary Pierce
Venus Williams
Uak Beach Gardens
Lindsay Davenport
Newport Beach
Nathalie Tauziat
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el Paso
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Panthers
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Long Course
Lawrence Aquahawks
Atie Swank
Rebecca Ball
Flora Hang
Sarah Szabo
Anil Giesiada
Melissa Little
Bly
Julia Szabo
Rebecca Glass
Shannon Ilstver
Araly Ball AU
Sihvin
Grayson Dillon
Rue
Agus
Chris Wolff
Joseph Boeri
Elliott Lauxman
Jiang Lu
Little
Szabo
Bieslada Ily
Fisher
Dillon
Wolff
Charlotte
Cleveland
X-Houston
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Sacramento
Houston
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