Nicklaus Battles Grief as Woods Shines at PGA
Jack Nicklaus, shaken by his mother Helen Nicklaus's death, struggled in the PGA Championship at Valhalla while Tiger Woods dazzled with a 66. Nicklaus said he had little desire to play but honored his mother's wish to compete in the majors, pairing with Woods in a symbolic passing of the torch as Vijay Singh also contested the round. The 60-year-old former champion opened with a double bogey and stood 4 over after five holes, then steadied with a birdie despite a 5 over 77. Woods praised Nicklaus's focus later in the round, noting the shift once Nicklaus found his rhythm.
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Woods Dunlap share lead after 18 holes at Valhalla
Woods and Dunlap led a crowded first round at Valhalla with Woods extending his streak of par or better in majors to 12. Nicklaus received standing ovations in his final PGA Championship appearance while Dunlap surged with an eagle on No 2 before cooling to a 5 under through 10 holes.
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Dalman neck injury clouds 49ers camp status
Coach Steve Mariucci suggested center Chris Dalman may have a worsen neck injury after an MRI showed disc damage. Dalman, a four year starter, went down in a blocking drill at University of the Pacific during camp.
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WHBA BOKES Rockers 56 Liberty 43 in tight win
WHBA BOKES Rockers defeated Liberty 56 to 43 despite balanced scoring led by Whitmore with 25 points and 7 rebounds. Cleveland trailed early but battled back with strong contributions from Brown Melvin and Jones as the game featured multiple threads of offense and turnovers.
Rockers Glide Past Liberty in Game One Thriller
Cleveland dominates New York with tough defense and rebounding to win 56 43 at Gund Arena. Rushin Brown scores 18 as Merlakia Jones adds 12, Susie McConnell Serio contributes 10 and four key plays. Rockers seize control from the start and push toward a potential WNBA Finals bid as Game Two heads to Madison Square Garden.
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