2day in Sports History Open Winners through the Years
The entries recap notable golf and tennis results from history. Willie Anderson won the 1903 U S Open in a playoff over David Brown, Jack Johnson defeated Frank Moran in 1914, Chandler Harper captured the 1950 PGA Championship, Mickey Wright claimed the 1959 U S Women's Open, Jim Courier lost at Wimbledon in 1992 to Andrei Othovskiy, and Jull Inkster won the 1999 LPGA Championship to complete the modern career Grand Slam.
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Palmer Supports Walking Golf in Heat Despite Carts
Arnold Palmer states at 72 he would walk if playing in an event and has no issue with it. He dismisses complaints about heat and humidity, urging athletes to play rather than retreat to TV and beer.
Home Team In Caps Tribune Media Services
A brief dispatch from Tribune Media Services notes the home team is listed in uppercase as part of standard sports wire formatting. No game details or standings are included in this fragment.
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Formula One fines Ferrari and Schumacher over Austrian win
The FIA fined Ferrari and drivers Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello a total of 1 million dollars for improper conduct on the victory podium after the Austrian Grand Prix. No points were deducted, despite Ferrari ordering Barrichello to let Schumacher pass. Mosley defended the decision, citing potential appeals if penalties had been harsher.
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Giants must deal Kent while they can
The report argues Giants GM Brian Sabean should trade Jeff Kent now while he hits over .300 and others still recall his 2000 MVP. Kent’s clashes with Barry Bonds strain the clubhouse and jeopardize the team’s momentum as San Francisco trails in the NL West.
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