U S Open Tee Times Set for Pinehurst 99th event
Tee times for the 99th U S Open at Pinehurst No 2 on June 17 20 list players from Masashi Ozaki to Tiger Woods among dozens of amateurs and pros including Notah Begay III Jay Haas Nick Price Greg Norman and many others with sessions from early morning 5:30 a m to 2 p m local time on opening rounds at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in North Carolina.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Pinehurst Resort and Country Club
Masashi Ozaki
Japan
David Toms
Shreveport
Brandel Chamblee
Phoenix
Retiel Goosen
South Africa
Chris Riley
Henderson
Nev
Ted Trubi
Orlando
Fla
Andrew Barnes
Stockton
Calif
Tom Scherer
Spike McRoy
Huntsville
Ala
A.m
Mark Slanter
Raleigh
Chris Tidland
Stillwater
Okla
Notah Begay
Albuquerque
N.M
Chat Campbell
Andrews
Texas
Welf Street
Tuscaloosa
John Dimarco
Mount Laurel
Hal Sutton
Jack Nicklaus
North Palm Beach
Curtis Strange
Williamsburg
David Duval
Jacksonville Beach
Carlos Franca
Paraguay
Phil Mickelson
Scottsdale
Ariz
Jose Maria Olazabal
Spain
Tom Lehman
Minneapolis
Nick Price
Zimbabwe
Elf Sluman
Hinsdale
Colin Montgomerie
Scotland
Vijay Singh
Fiji
Tom McKnight
Galax
Robin Freeman
Palm Desert
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Sam Torrance
Fuzzy Zoeller
Floyd’s Knob
Ind
Jay Haas
Greer
Sweden
Steve Jones
Bozeman
Mant
Scott Hach
Mathias Gronberg
Billy Mayfail
Paul Azinger
Bradenton
Nick Faldo
England
Brian Watts
Norman
Fred Couples
Los Angeles
Bradley Hughes
Mike Weir
Draper
Utah
David Bergamo Jr
Sylmar
Miguel Jimenez
Mark Calcavecchia
Stewart Cink
Stagma
Matthew Kuchar
Lake Mary
Bob Tway
Edmond
Steve Stricker
Madison
Wis
Ernie Els
Steve Eixfogtet
Australia
John Cook
Rancho Mirage
Cali
Paul Goydos
Cota de Caza
Omar Uresti
Austin
Bobby Wadkins
Midlothian
Gabriel Hjertstedt
Steve Lowery
Windermere
Steve Flesch
Union
Bryce Mulder
Atlanta
Keith Clearwater
Reston
Kaname Yokoo
Jepans
Jerry Kelly
Hobe Sound
Bob Gilder
Corvallis
Ore
Matt Call
Thornton
Calo
Bob Burns
Knoxville
Tenn
Richard Zokal
Canada
Jin White
Lincoln
Tiger Woods
Lee Westwood
Corey Pavin
Rancho Santa Fe
Lee Janzen
Henry Kuehne
Dallas
Mark O/Meara
Stuart Appleby
Jeff Maggert
the Woodlands
Page Stewart
Per-Ulrik Johansson
Chris Perry
Powell
Ohio
Craig Patty
Edward Pfister
la Quinta
Steve Pate
Agoura
Bob Estes
Abilene
Brad Fabel
Nashville
Barry Cheesman
Sarasota
Thomas Bjorn
Denmark
John Huston
Safety Harbor
Fred Funk
Ponte Vedra Beach
Peter Baker
Bill Glasson
Mark Brooks
Fort Worth
Stephen Leandy
Scott Gump
Olin Bravens
Jupiter
Patrik Sjaland
Tom Kite
Tom Watson
Westwood
Kan
Stephen Allan
Tim Herran
Rocco Mediate
Robert Allenby
Joey Sindelar
Horseheads
Chris Smith
Peru
Scott Verplank
Greg Kraft
Clearwater
Len Mattiace
Jacksonville
Pitt
Erik Ciotti
Barrington
Gary Hallberg
Castle Rock
Colo
Esteban Toledo
Irvine
Doug Barron
Memphis
Bd Heintz
Palm Harbor
Grant Masson
Nottingham Open and Eastbourne results overview
Women players from Switzerland France Croatia Netherlands Bulgaria Belgium and Zimbabwe compete with notable matches across Nottingham and Eastbourne grass events. Notable winners include Emmanuelle Gagliardi Silvija Talaja Miriam Oremans Magdalena Maleeva Laurence Courtais Kristina Brandi Dominique van Roost and Sabine Appelmans with Rusedski Hewitt Santoro Prinasil Ullyett and others advancing in men’s draws and publicized schedules. The report notes match scores and round progress across both tournaments with multiple national affiliations and venues.
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Emmanuelle Gagliardi
Switzerland
Sandrine Teslud
France
Silvija Talaja
Croatia
Cara Black
Zimbabwe
Miriam Oremans
Netherlands
Lilia Osterlah
Canal Winchester
Ohio
Magdalena Maleeva
Bulgaria
Anke Huber
Germany
Laurence Courtais
Belgium
Barbara Rittner
Gerrmany
Kristina Brandi
Bradenton
Fla
Meghann Shaughnessy
Scottsdale
Ariz
Dominique van Roost
Sabine Appelmans
Eslie Bangert
Alexia Dechaume-Ballaret
Nottingham
England
Greg Rusedski
Britain
Jan-Michael Gambill
Colbert
Wash
Leyton Hewitt
Australia
Guillermo Canas
Argentina
Andrew Ilie
Rignon Delgado
Paraguay
Fabrice Santoro
Luke Milligan
David Prinasil
Laurence Tieleman
Italy
Kevin Ullyett
Wayne Black
Alberto Martin
Spain
Jerome Golmard
Frans Sakae
Cedric Pialine
Sebastien Grasseat
Patrick Galwraith
Seattle
Justin Gimelstob
Miami
Roger Federer
Seiledend
Magnus Norman
Sweden
Jim Grabb
Tucson
Donald Johnson
Chapel Hill
N.C
Miles Maclagan
Tom Spinks
Matius Barnard
Brent Haygarth
South Africa
James Greenhalgh
New Zealand
David Adams
John Laffiie de Jager
Lan Bale
Nell Broad
Multisport Pro Sports Transaction Ledger Update
The bulletin lists MLB AL teams placing and promoting players on disabled lists and rosters. Angels, Indians, Mariners, Rangers, Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, Reds, Mets, and others adjust rosters. basketball, football, hockey, and college programs announce coaches hires, resignations, and signings across leagues.
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Anaheim Angels
Mike Colangelo
Tim Anrae
Edmonton
Jim Edmonds
Cleveland Indians
Travis Fryman
Alez Ramirez
Buffalo
Land Athletics
Tom Candiotti
Seattle Mariners
Daron Kirkrell
Lancaster
Texas Rangers
Kevin Mench
Matt Gagowski
Toronto Blue Jays
Mark Dalesandro
Syracuse
Arizona Diamondbacks
Greg Swindell
D Vasberg
Tucson
Cincinnate Reds
Jason Bere
NEW York Mets
Jeremy Griffiths
Nicholas James
Matthew Smith
John Hendrick
Frontier League
Chillicothe Paints
Matt Koziata
Montreal Expos
Chris Hughes
Aaron Sandsmo
Greg Sieszputanesi
Bill Kerry
Dubois
Dragons
Anthony
Bennett
Brad Benson
Wversgity
Wascals
Uret Nielsen
Eric Turnrose
Jeff Ridenour
NEW Jersey Jackals
Mark Lemke
Wylie Campbell
Nevin Brewer
Basketball
Ray Ethridge
Bronzell Miller
Craig Moore
Dwight Keith
Brian Clark
Montreal Alouettes
Jeff Anderson
Jeff Coleman
Ricky Hall
Todd Allen
Edward Thomas
Dexter Nottage
Demeco Archangel
Mercury Hayes
Toronto Argonauts
David Millers Johnston
James Aru
Rodney Degrate
Jeff Compas
Victor Ramirez
Calgary Flames
Hoenix Coyotes
Bobby Francis
Vancouver Canucks
Ryan Ready
Beast of
New Haven
Hamilton Bulldogs
Cary Kaplan
Brian Lewis
Todd Crocker
International Hockey League
Kansas City Blades
Grant Richison
Central Hockey League
CHL
Indianapolis Ice
IHL
United Hockey League
Utll
Fort Wayne Comets
Southwestern Wisconsin
Matt Loew
Andy Faulkner
Brian Wilson
Luke Strand
Jira Duhart
Jamie Dabanovich
Derek Beuselinck
David Fletcher
Knoxville
MLS
Trey Fitzgerald
College Eastern College Athletic Conference
Georgetown
Maryland
Penn State
Rutgers
Stony Brook
NEW Jersey Collegiate Baseball Association
Stan Hyman
Alabama-Birmingham
Larry Giangrosso
Lee Hall
Cornell
Laura Stange
Dubuque
Connie Randy Hadge
Duquesne
Carrie Kirvin
Methodist
Gretchen Garceau
Missouri-Kansas City
Gary Abner
NEW York U
Mark Hopper
Jack Stefanowski
Pittsburgh
Bettina Love
Old Dominion
ST. Lawrence
Jodi Barrell
Tony Decker
Wake Forest
Neil MacMillan
Washburn
King Newburn
World Cup Schedule and Group Standings Glimpse
The document lists match times and venues for group stage games across East Rutherford Pasadena Chicago Portland Foxboro and more. Teams include Denmark United States Nigeria North Korea Brazil Germany Italy Mexico Canada Japan Norway Russia Australia Ghana Sweden China and Spain with various scheduled dates and kickoff times in June.
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Denmark
Nigeria
North Korea
United States
East Rutherford
N.J
Pasadena
Cali
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Landover
Foxboro
Mass
Brazil
Germany
Italy
Mexico
Ail
Spain
Canada
Japan
Norway
Russia
San Jose
Calif
Canadia
Australia
Ghana
Sweden
China
NBA Finals schedule and historic NBA notes fragment
NBA Finals best of seven games on NBC with San Antonio and New York. game results and upcoming dates include San Antonio leading 89 to 7 in one listed game, with matchups at San Antonio and New York. Also lists coaching changes, standings notes, and PBA Stadium Open results and 24 game pinfall totals with top bowlers.
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San Antonio
New York
Utah
Chicago
Heng
Nev
Dave D’entremont
Middleburg Heights
Ohio
Walter Ray Williams Jr
Orlando
Bryan Goebel
Shawnee
Kan
Dennis Horan
Temecula
Calif
Rick Steelsmith
Kansas
Brooklyn
Long Island
Connecticut
Tampa
Nee Lsow
Columbus A
New England
Tampa Bay
Miami
Dallas
Colorado
Los Angeles
San Jose
Kansas City
Columbus
SC Dallas
DC United
College World Series schedule and results recap
In Omaha, Nebraska, the double elimination College World Series features Game 9 Alabama over Rice 6 5 eliminating Rice and Game 10 Florida State defeating Cal State Fullerton 7 2, with both CS Fullerton and Rice eliminated. Upcoming matchups include Miami against Alabama and Stanford against Florida State, plus potential late games 13 14 15 depending on outcomes. Times listed in EDT with possible byes and adjustments if necessary.
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Omaha
Neb
Alabama
Rice
Florida State
Cal State-Fullerton
Miami
Stanford
Tsiklitiria Athens meet highlights and results
A dense report from the Tsiklitiria International track meet in Athens Greece lists top times across sprints and field events. Notable performances include Maurice Greene USA 9.79 in 100 Invitational, Donovan Bailey Canada 9.84, and world record discussion. Ken Harnden Zimbabwe 48.41 in 400 hurdles. James Beckford Jamaica 27 feet 2 inches long jump. multiple top placers from Greece Italy Russia and other nations across distances up to 3000m steeplechase and field events.
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Athens
Greece
Ato Boldan
Trinidad & Tobago
Jason Gardener
Britain
Dennis Mitchell
United States
Maurice Greene
Donovan Bailey
Canada
Trinidad
Francis Obikwelu
Nigeria
Larry Wade
Amer Garcia
Cuba
Robin Karving
Netherlands
Ken Harnden
Zimbabwe
Samuel Matete
Zambia
Erle Thomas
Evritidis Dirmosthenous
Cyprus
Anastasios Goussis
Stelios Dimotsios
Noah Ngeny
Kenya
Laban Roach
William Tanui
James Koskel
Paul Bliok
Alberto Garcia
Spain
Stanley Kibbott
Jonathan Kandie
Eliud
Inger Miller
Glory Alozie
Svetlana Goncharenko
Russia
Mercy Nku
Nezha Bidousne
Morocco
King Baden
United
Zuzana Hlazonova
Czech Republic
Paraskevi Tslamita
Va Prandzheva
Bulgaria
Tereza Marinova
Natalia Sadova
Iranka Dietsch
Germany
Anastasia Kelesidau
Astrid Kumberstuss
Yanina Koroltchik
Belarus
Krystyna Zabawska
Poland
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Dave Pellet
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Jeff Ozborne
Jerry Mckillip
Felt Age
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Steve Marks
Ken Retter
Rawhurst
Chuck Junge
Kery Romero
Jesse Nuggen
Mark Johnson
Chris Gillispie
Scott Myers
Mike Odrawski
Tom Woolsey
den Bosch
Karal Kucera
Slovakia
Sjeng Schalken
Jonas Bjorkman
Jan Kroslak
Kenneth Carlsen
John van Lottum
Patrick Rafter
Marti
Damm
Roma Paul Haarhuis
Daniel Nestor
Stephen Noteboom
Rogier Wassen
Nicklas Kulti
Tom Kempers
Peter Wessels
Netherllands
Martin Damm
Cyril Suk
Brandon Coupe
Granite Bay
David Roditl
Byron Talbot
Jeff Tarango
Manhattan Beach
John van Lottumn
AC Proto
Zane Curry
Owls
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Rouna Anne Kremer
Luxembourg
Monica Seles
Natasha Zvereva
Mirjana Lucic
Amanda Coetzer
Elena Tatarkova
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