Youth movement overtakes golf majors at Troon
Justin Leonard, 25, wins the British Open as part of a wave of major champions under 30. Woods, Els, Clarke, Furyk, Harrington and Goosen are among young scorers, while veteran stars falter. Ryder Cup implications show youth driving the next era in golf.
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Nick Faldo
Greg Norman
Nick Price
Bernhard
Justin
Phil Mickelson
Paul Stankowski
Leonard
Faldo
Norman
Johnny Miller
Woods
Furyk
Tiger Woods
Ernie Els
Leonard returns to hero's welcome in Grapevine
Leonard, the 25 year old from Dallas, arrives home at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport after winning the British Open. About 100 fans greet him as he reviews his victory in London with a 72 final score and a prize of 419000 dollars. He recalls a troubled season turning around and notes his game has progressed.
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Grapevine
Texas
Justin Leonard
Dallas
Leonard
Dallas-Fort Worth International
London
Royal Troon
University of Texas
Pear
Great Benp Skyhawks win ASA Class B state title 18U
The Baldwin Skyhawks went 5-0 to capture the ASA Class B state 18 and under girls softball tournament. Shiloh Thomas earned wins in both Rebels games, pitching a near no hitter and a one hit shutout. Abby Honomichi won two games. Shreve and Sledd had three hits. Skyhawks earn berth to Mid-America Regional August 13 in Omaha.
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Benp
Baldwin Skyhawks
Skyhawks
Marysville Magic
Manhattan Blazers
Salina Renegades
Wichita Rebels
Rebels
Shiloh Thomas
Abby Honomichi
Melissa Shreve
Kim Sledd
Omaha
Neb
Raiders Fall to Overland Park in Regular Season Finale
Overland Park Post 370 defeated the Lawrence Raiders 16 to 8 as Raiders pitcher Mike Mondi struggled in his first appearance of the season. The loss drops Raiders to 25-12 and sets up a zone tournament opener at 4 p.m. against Manhattan in Emporia with Shawnee awaiting the winner. Ryan Callaway, Jay Brooks, Mike Mondi, and Eli Goodell led Raiders with two hits each.
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Overland Park
Lawrence Raiders
Legion
Overland Park Post
Raiders
Lee Ice
Ice
Ryan Callaway
Jay Brooks
Mike Mondi
Eli Goodell
Mondi
Manhattan
Emporia
Shawnee
Raiders Ois
Matt Maigaard
Bruce Dixon
Dustin Meyer Na Lange
Riftler
Frantz
Kraft
W — Lange
T - Mondi
Callaway
Brooks
Sting Stuns Sparks In Narrow Win At Home
Charlotte Sting defeated the Los Angeles Sparks 75-64 as Andrea Stinson poured in 23 points and Vicky Bullett added 17. Sting improved to 6-6, remaining unbeaten in six WNBA home games, while Lisa Leslie led LA with 18 points. In Sacramento, Jennifer Gillom scored 19 to push Phoenix past the Monarchs for a third straight Mercury win.
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Sacramento
Cale
Jennifer Gillom
Phoenix
Sacramento Monarchs
Mercury
Toni Foster
Sting fall to Charlotte 75 in Monday WNBA box score
In Los Angeles at 64 points the Sting lose to Charlotte 75 with Stinson scoring 23 for the Sting and Leslie adding 18 for LA. The Mercury beat the Monarchs 70-57 as Byears leads Sacramento with 21 points and Byears 11 rebounds.
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Mercury
Monarchs
Webb
Foster
Gillom
Pettis
Timms
Jackson
Lieberman-Cline
Askamp
Ambers
Sacramento
Gordon
Byears
Abraham
Angel
Tremitiere
Clark
Savasta
Graves
Hagiwara
Phoenix
City Recreation Standings Show many league leaders
City Recreation softballs and men’s leagues crown leaders across divisions led by Fire Meds Kaspar’s Bar & Grill and Cable Six. Standings list teams and records from Men’s and Women’s divisions including Sunday and Friday leagues with wins and losses. Local clubs such as West Coast Saloon Louise’s Downtown Stacked Deck and FUMC teams feature prominently.
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Jack’s Nitch
Landplan Engineering
C. Walther
D-Cats
Young Guns
Billy Lawrence
Arnie’s Boots
Hitmen
Sure Shot Guide Service
Tremors
Baldwin Lumber
Manpower
Premiere
Himpel Const
Martz Chiropractic
the Sandbar
Canary
Louise’s West
Yacht Club
Kahle Inc
Fire
Kaspar’s Bar & Grill
Burdens On Society
Fifty
Crown Automotive
Drunken Stuper
Bush League
Team Death
Diablo
Advantage
Beer Nuts
Big Boyz Club
Stanier Electric
Eastside Grill & Bar
Mail Box
Construction Hogs
KUBS
Worthillers
Red's Relics
Star Signs
Hobbs Trout l
Bears
Underachievers
Big Leviathan
AMS
Rueschhoff Security
Odd Bady Shapes
Lawrence Mavericks
Live Bait
Boneheads
West Coast Saloon
Gappers
Beasley Insurance
Bladerunners
State Farm
Doug & George's
Smokin’ Babes
Pepsi
Just Ducky
Renegades
Stacked Deck
Sandlot Sluggers
Kel Welco
Y-Ball
Stuff
Wo Phat
Meyers Chiropractic
Brew Crew
Primate Disciplinarians
Fuzzy Cookies
Freshmakers
Eco-Services
Coed
Peanuts
Therapy Works
Dianes’ Liquor
the Underdogs
Shoe Dogs
Brady Chiropractic
Babes & Bozos
St. John’s Wrecking Crew
Jethawks
Tyranny of Evil
M. Edmonds Const
Louise’s
Joe
The
Players Club
UPS
Bard
Mr. Cid
CUMC
Rain Man Gutters
Looney Tunes
Sweet & Sour
Nemesis
FUMC
Free State Brewery
Stuart Plumbing
Paradise Angels
E&€ Display
Western Industrial
Just For Fun
Bowman
Wild Thing
Paradise Cafe
Pantani wins third Tour stage despite bronchitis in climb
Marco Pantani captured the 15th stage finish in Morzine after a late burst up the Joux Plane climb, breaking away with Ullrich and Virenque in a 11 rider group. Pantani won by over a minute as Ullrich held second in the stage and maintained a 6:22 overall lead over Virenque, who finished second. Pantani admitted bronchitis and near quitting the night before, aided by a slow start before the final ascent.
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Morzine
France
Marco Pantani
Jan Ullrich
Richard Virenque
Ullrich
Virenque
Pantani
Italy
Joux Plane
Courchevel
Alpe d’Huez
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Ernie
Sam
Randy Smith
Smith
Price
Clarke
Westwood
Per-Ulrik Johansson
U.S
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Prestwick
Kite
Larry
Baldwin
Overland Park Pops Raiders
American Legion Baseball
Sting
Associated Press
Tameeka Dixon
Sparks
Stinson
Charlotte
LOS Angeles
Burgess
Burge
Leslie
Wideman
Toler
Colleton
Dixon
Charles
Haixia
Mabika
Totals
Bullett
Congreaves
Mapp
Levesque
Suber
Manning
Moore
Lestie
Bullet
Ace Comm
Oxidizers
Who
Sky Kings
Emporia Wholesale
Jack Ellena
Salle Mae Sharks
PGI
E&e Display
My’er Hooters
FMC
Farmland
Ind
Hy-Vee
Dogg Pound
Charlie’s
the Wheel
FOP Two
Bombers
City Slickers
Betty’s
Marsh Insulation
Fumc Fish
Wokatch
Addicted
Amy's All
Out There
Bullies
Okey Doke
Ucmc Plus
Stepping Stones
Yello Sub
First Christian
Hampton Inn
Midwest Graphics
Boomer’s Bombers
Bert Nash
Mercantile Bank
University Book Shop
Tofu Dags
City. Bible Church
Defenders
the Realists
Gary’s Drywall
DTBS
Kibbles & Bits
Bull Hogs
Lead Feet
Medical Arts
College Pro Painters
Coed Power
Diggers
Psychic Friends
FMC Rockies
Out of Control
Cross Court
MFI
Confidence Builders
Allied Signal
Women’s Power
Optical Illusion
Master Jammers
Safe Sets
Dream Team
Wild Bunch
Coed Power Sandcourt
Mailbaiters
Hulligans & Misfits
Communicator
ICH
Sand Crabs
Coed Recreation
Gould Evans
Manor Maniacs
Makeshift
Kizer-Cummings
Gold Diggers
En Fuego
Victory
Lawrence Indians
Blue Chips
Cardinal Constructions
Molly McGee
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