M D 1956 Hagge Wins Sudden Death LPGA Title
In 1956 Marlene Bauer Hagge defeated Patty Berg in a sudden death playoff to capture the LPGA championship. The dramatic finish highlighted a landmark women’s golf moment and marked Hagge’s ascent in the era’s tour battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Patty Berg
Sammy Sosa
Cubs
Detroit
Sosa
Rudy York
Willie Mays
U.S. Open draws pros and amateurs alike says Dickson
Quote from Brad Dickson in the Omaha World-Herald notes the field at golf's U.S. Open blends professional and amateur players. He compares it to a USC basketball roster, highlighting the tournament's eclectic mix and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USC
Brad Dickson
Omaha
Neb
Online sports blogs and KU coverage spotlight
Conference chatter and blog notes from Eric Sorrentino and Matt Tait cover Big 12 debates and high school sports. Dugan Arnett and Tom Keegan weigh KU football and basketball with postgame rankings. Andrew Hartsock writes on bike commuting while Jesse Newell shares athlete interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Sorrentino
Keegan
Tom Keegan
KU sports desk contacts for The World
Contact details list for Tom Keegan Andrew Hartsock Gary Bedore Dugan Arnett and Matt Tait at the Kansas news desk with their roles and email addresses for sports coverage and high school reporting.
Texas Wins Game to Force Winner-Take-All CWS Final
Texas tops LSU 5-1 behind Taylor Jungmann complete game and Russell Moldenhauer four- homer, forcing a deciding game in the College World Series finals. Preston Clark adds two RBIs as LSU suffers first loss in 15 games while Jungmann improves to 11-3 in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Nes
Taylor Jungmann
LSU
Russell Moldenhauer
Texas
Longhorns
Jungmann
Omaha
Aaron Ross
Preston Clark
Moldenhauer
Ryan Byrd
DJ LeMahieu
Brandon Loy
Tigers
LeMahieu
Blake Dean
Micah Gibbs
Mike Mahtook
Ted Kirk
Neb
Chiefs sign kicker Ryan Succop in draft pick batch
Kansas City Chiefs sign seventh round pick Ryan Succop, the 256th overall choice from South Carolina. He connected on 71 percent of field goals in college, with a 55 yard long, and 66 percent his senior year, while converting all 30 PATs. He will compete with Conor Barth for the starting job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Ryan Succop
Succop
South Carolina
Chiefs
Fehr Seen as Villain in Baseball's Steroids Era
The piece portrays Donald Fehr as a towering but controversial figure in baseball labor history. It argues his aggressive, win-at-all-costs tactics built players’ wealth yet obstructed transparency, contributing to the steroids era alongside Bud Selig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Venus Williams
Stefanie Voegele
Williams
Sister Serena
Venus
Andy Roddick
Marat Safin
Jesse Levine
Boca Raton
Fla
Melanie Oudin
Marietta
Sybille Bammer
Roddick
Williamsonto Centre Court
Jeremy Chardy
Donald Fehr
Players Association
Fehr
Major League Baseball
Bud Selig
Selig
Player
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winnipeg
Eee
Baseball
Kansas
Raiders
Topeka Stars
Free State
Lawrence
Royals
Houston
Rick DiPietro
New York Islanders
Boston U
Karrie Webb
Webb
U.S
Sports
NY. Yankees
Atlanta
ESPN2
ESPN
Spain
WGN
FSKC
Brazil
South Africa
Travelers
NY Mets
St. Louis
Toronto
Cincinnati
Tampa Bay
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago Cubs
NY Yankees
Florida
Baltimore
Minnesota
Milwaukee
CHI
White Sox
LA Dodgers
Arizona
Aeesssenes
LA Angels
Colorado
Oakland
San Francisco
Seattle
San Diego
Tribune Media Services, Inc
Matt Tait
Dugan’ A
Man Dugan Arnett
Kansas University
Hawks
Jayhawks
Afon
Andrew Hartsock
I l
Jesse Newell
Ijworld.co
Hartsock
Ijworld.com
Gary Bedore
Dugan Arnett
Ljworld.com
MLB
K.C
Houston — Royals
Coco Crisp
Crisp
James Andrews
Birmingham
Ala
Boston Red Sox
Mitch Maier
Sandberg
Chicago
Ryne Sandberg
Yankees
New York
Bob DuPuy
New York Yankees
Florida Marlins
Joe Girardi
Marlins
Ramirez
Albuquerque
N.M
Los Angeles Dodgers
Manny Ramirez
Albuquerque Isotopes
Dodgers
NBA
Spurs
Jefferson
San Antonio
Richard Jefferson
Bruce Bowen
Kurt Thomas
Fabricio Oberto
Bucks
Oberto
Pistons
Amir Johnson
Twolves
Minneapolis
Minnesota Timberwolves
Randy Foye
Mike Miller
Washington Wizards
May
Charlotte, N.C
Sean May
Charlotte
Sixers
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
NFL Chiefs
Kicker Succop
By Bryan Burwell