Hogan wins U S Open by six over Snead in 1953
In 1953 Ben Hogan captured his fourth U S Open title with a dominant six stroke victory over Sam Snead. The feat highlighted a monumental day in golf history and cemented Hogan's place among the era’s greats.
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Janet Evans keynote at Special Olympics Breakfast
Janet Evans delivered the keynote at the Special Olympics Breakfast of Champions held Saturday at California State Long Beach. Her quip about family swimming dynamics drew laughs as attendees gathered for the fundraiser and awareness event.
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Huggins suspended with pay as Cincinnati coach takes indefinite leave
Cincinnati basketball coach Bob Huggins, arrested on a drunken driving charge, was placed on paid indefinite suspension while the university decides when he may return. Athletic director Bob Goin declined a fixed timetable, noting a Sabbatical-like pause to address his life and duties. Huggins spoke at a news conference, accepting responsibility and pledging to comply with conditions for reinstatement.
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Wie Leads U S Comeback in Curtis Cup Singles
Michelle Wie, 14, sparked a U S surge in England as the Curtis Cup moved to singles. She won three straight holes beginning at the seventh and closed with wins on the 11th and 13th to help the United States erase a 3-0 morning deficit and seize a 5-4 lead over Britain Ireland. Brittany Lang and Wie also dropped a foursomes match earlier.
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Fish reaches Gerry Weber Open final in Halle thriller
Mardy Fish defeats Rainer Schuettler in three sets to advance to the Gerry Weber Open final in Halle Germany. He will face Roger Federer after Federer beat Jiri Novak to reach the title match. In Birmingham England to be an all teenage final Sharapova and Golovin win semifinals.
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Roddick and Grosjean reach Queen's Club final
Andy Roddick advanced to the Queen's Club final with a 7-6 (7) 6-3 win over Lleyton Hewitt and will face Sebastien Grosjean in a rematch of last year. Grosjean earlier beat Hyung Taik Lee 6-7 (4) 7-6 (3) 6-2.
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Doyle Leads as Pate Seizes KC Park Start in Pro Am
In Parkville Missouri Allen Doyle holds a one stroke lead at 13 under after a 66 while Jerry Pate, a Champions Tour rookie, fires 65 to join the chase at 12 under. Pate, winless since 1982, matched the course record and discussed chasing Doyle in the final round at the Bayer Advantage Celebrity Pro Am.
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