Howell gives OSU golf crown in NCAA playoff win
Oklahoma State junior Charles Howell won the individual NCAA title and led the Cowboys to their ninth team championship with a one hole playoff over Georgia Tech. Howell posted a 23 under 265, besting the field as OSU captured its first since 1995.
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Player and Kite share BellSouth Senior Classic lead
In Nashville Gary Player, Tom Kite and two others sit one stroke off the 11 under 133 pace heading into the final round. Hale Irwin and Vicente Fernandez also within one, as Player chases a historic six-decade PGA Tour win.
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Bubka to retire after Sydney Olympics
Sergei Bubka the celebrated pole vaulter announced his retirement after the Sydney Olympic Games. He had won his sixth consecutive world title in 1997 and intends to bow out at the Olympics in Sydney, ending a storied career.
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U S and China Meet Early in Olympic Soccer Group
The United States and China, ranked No 1 and No 2, face each other in the first round of the 2000 Olympic soccer tournament after a draw that also groups them with Norway and Nigeria. The U S opens against Norway in Melbourne on Sept 14 and China faces Nigeria in Canberra then meets the United States in Melbourne on Sept 17. Chavez to fight Tszyu on July 29 in Phoenix has been approved by the Arizona Boxing Commission.
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Baseball Draft Draws Little Attention Yet Holds Power
Chicago Tribune notes MLB draft draws small public interest but remains pivotal for franchises. It highlights history of picks shaping teams like Cubs, White Sox, and Twins, discusses signing-bonus costs, and names potential top selections such as Matt Harrington, Aaron Heilman, Xavier Nady, and Dane Sardinha while noting budget factors for Florida and Minnesota.
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