Nabisco Third Round Amateur Golf Capsizes Names List
A partial readout lists numerous female golfers in the Nabisco Third Round amateur section. Names include Rachel Teske Akiko Fukashim Arminka Lorenstz Pat Murst Inkster Dattie Pepper Laura Olaz Janice Moodie Tina Barrett Michele Redmai Carin Koch Hyun Kim Webb Brandie Burton Ri Pak Jilk McGit Donna Andrews Becky Iverson Penny Hammel Lorena Ochoa Emitea Klein Neun Wendy Ward Kelly Robbins Stefania Croce Cathy Jahnstn Lore Kane Laura Davies Helen Alfredss Kuehne Maria Hiorth Tammie Green Maria Duna Dina Ammacci Danielle Ammi Chris Johnson Rosie Jones Alison Nichola Leta Lindley Amy Frubwirth Grace Park Hiromi Kobaya Nancy Scranto Joanne Marley Peart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabisco Cacum
Rachel Teske
Akiko Fukashim
Arminka Lorenstz
Pat Murst
Dattie Pepper
Laura Olaz
Janice Moodie
Tina Barrett
Michele Redmai Carin Kochi Hyun Kim Rele Webb Brandie Burton
Sd Ri Pak Jilk McGitnar
Donna Andrews
Becky Iverson
Penny Hammel
Dorothy Delasin
Lorena Ochoa
Emitea Klein
Uselotte Neun
Wendy Ward
Kelly Robbins
Stefania Croce
Cathy Jahnstn
Lore Kane
Laura Davies
Helen Alfred
Major League Spring Trains Results and Schedule
A roundup of spring training games with scores for Montreal, Boston, Minnesota, Texas, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Houston, NY Yankees, Philadelphia, Baltimore, LA, Kansas City, Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Toronto, Mets, St. Louis, Anaheim, Oakland, Chicago Cubs, Seattle, Chicago White Sox, Colorado, Milwaukee, San Diego, Arizona, San Francisco, and related matchups. Includes listed games by city, and a slate of noon sessions in Florida venues such as Dunedin Kissimmee Sarasota Jupiter Port Charlotte and Clearwater with teams facing Detroit Toronto Baltimore Montreal Boston Cincinnati Cleveland Atlanta Tampa Bay Texas Kansas City Houston LA Yankees Philadelphia NY Mets Florida venues and Tampa Bay vs. Yankees at Tampa.
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Montreal
Florida
Boston
Minnesota
Texas
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Houston
Yankees
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Mets
St. Louis
Anaheim
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
Colorado
Milwaukee
San Diego
Arizona
San Francisco
Dunedin
Fla
Jupiter
Sarasota
Kissimmee
Port Charlotte
Peoria
Ariz
Phoenix
Tucson
Scottsdale
Viera
Forgan
Amet Bay
Fort Myers
Sean Francisco
Mesa
White Sox
Seatfie
Fort Fla
New Jersey
x-Philadelphia
Ava
Rangers
Islanders
Ottawa
Buffalo
Tam
Washington
Carolina
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Nashville
Chicago
Columbus
Vancouver
Edmonton
Calgary Aw
Dallas
San Jose
N.Y. Rangers
Santa
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Ericsson Open Tennis Roundup Triumphs and Upsets
The report lists second round results from the Ericsson Open with numerous matches across men and women. Highlights include Mark Philippoussis defeating Michael Chang 7-6 6-4 and Andre Agassi beating Taylor Dent 6-4 6-2. Women’s action shows Lindsay Davenport and other top seeds advancing, with several retirements noted. Also covered are college women’s results from a Lubbock meet with Kansas defeating Texas Tech 5-2 and multiple singles results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Philippoussis
Australia
Michael Chang
United States
Patrick Rafter
Bob Bryan
David Prinasil
Germany
Gmg Rusedski
Britain
Jerome Golmard
France
Cedric Pialine
van Aubich
Croatia
Vladimir Voltchkov
Belarus
Dominik Hrbaty
Slovakia
George Basti
Switzerland
Tommy Haas
Wayne Arthurs
Magnus Norman
Sweden
Rainer Schuattler
Thomas Johansson
Chris Woodruff
Gustavo Kuerten
Brazil
Hicham Arazi
Morocco
Francisco Clavet
Spain
Alberto Martin
Roger Federer
Younes el Aynaoul
Alex Corretja
Gianluca Pozzi
Italy
Ae Moya
Goran Ivanisevic
Crotia
Arnaud Clement
Jiri Vanek
Czech Republic
Andre Agassi
Taylor Dent
Lindsay Davenport
Daja Bedanova
Hena Dementieva
Russia
Alexandra Stevenson
Eveta Hrdlichova
Barbara Schett
Austria
Iroda Tulyaganova
Uzbekistan
Anne-Gaelle Sidot
Ala Leon Garcia
Karina Habsudova
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Thailand
Anika Kapros
Hungary
Sandrine Testud
Mashona Washington
Lisa Raymond
Ai Sugiyama
Japan
Ani Talaja
Jana Nejedly
Canada
Jennifer Capriati
Jennifer Hopkins
Mariana Diaz-Oliva
Argentina
Cara Black
Zimbabwe
Nicole Pratt
Meghann Shaughnessy
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Barbara Kittner
NCAA Semifinals and NASCAR Food City 500 Qualifying Results
NCAA men inch toward first union center semis with Southern California beating Kentucky and Duke topping UCLA. NASCAR Food City 500 qualifying lists top speeds at Bristol. Mark Martin leads at 126.303 mph with Sterling Marlin second and Kevin Harvick third in a field of 46 cars, many with provisional status.
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First Union Center
Southern Colt
Kentucky
Duke
UCLA
Southern California
Receusene "Wistol
Tenn
Mark Martin
Ford
Sterling Marlin
Dodge
Kevin Harvick
Chevrolet
Rusty Wallace
Todd Bodine
Bobby Hamilton
Pontiac
Ricky Rudd
Jeff Gordon
Casey Atwood
Steve Park
Ward Burton
Dale Jarrett
Joe Nemechek
Buckshot Jones
Jerry Nadeau
Jimmy Spencer
Matt Kenseth
Terry Labonte
Robert Pressley
Rick Mast
Johnny Benson
Michael Waltrip
Jeremy Mayfield
Kenny Wallace
Jeff Burton
Mike Skinner
Ricky Craven
Brett Bodine
Andy Houston
Tony Stewart
Elliott Sadler
Kurt Busch
Ron Hornaday Jr
Stacy Compton
Kevin Lepage
Mike Wallace
Hut Stricktin
Jason Leffler
Cart Long
Busch
Bristol Motor Raceway
Bristol
Fedewa
Randy Lasole
Jimmie Johnson
Ryan Newman
Tony Raines
Tim Sauter
Jason Keller
Chad Little
Mike McLaughlin
Marty Houston
David Green
Stevie Hodgson
Elton Sawyer
Kelly Denton
Todd Bodina
Christian Elder
Hank Parker Jr
Jay Sauter
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Jeff Purvis
Jamie McMurray
Amy Spencer
Gal Ashton Lewis Jr
Brad Baker
Scott Wimmer
Greg Biffle
Ah Andy Santerre
Brad Teague
Larry Foyt
Chad Chaffin
Kevin Grubb
Shane Hall
Mike Dillon
Jot Green
Spencer
Asanterre
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J Purvis
C.littie
Transactions Sweep Through Teams in Trades and Rosters
The bulletin lists Multiple team moves including Tim Belcher retirement with the Angels, Drew Henson six year Yankees deal, Steelers and Enforcers signings, Thunderbolts and Rage practice squad adjustments, and Penguins suspension. Also notes NCAA women and regional matchups and NASCAR and Indy racing results.
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Anaheim Angels
Tim Belcher
NEW York Yankees
Drew Henson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Mike Logan
Birmingham Thunderbolts
Curtis Alexander
Tim Conley
Frederick Perry
Eric Hickson
Joe Cummings
Ozell Powell
Eric Bateman
Ed King
Chicago Enforcers
Kerry Cooks
Craig Whellhan
Matt Finkes
Casey Dalley
Kent Layman
Tim Lester
Troy Saunders
New York
New Jersey
Tim Beauchamp
Haven Fields
Orlando Rage
Jin Arellanes
Scott Cleman
DE BJ
Cohen
Tony Galter
National Hockey League
NHL
Pittshurot Penguins
Alexei Kovalev
Carolina
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles King5—Announced the Recall of D Rich Brennan
Lowell
Philadelphia Flyers
John LeClair
Simon Gagne
Michel Picard
Derek Plante
Philadelphia Phantoms
Washington Capitals
Cylen Muemropalt
Portland
Georgia Tech
Paul Hawltt
Villanova
Lappas
Skating Worlds Women Free Skate results at Vancouver
At Vancouver British Columbia the Women Free Skate results show Kwan of Torrance California first with 1.0 factored placements, Slutskaya of Russia second, Butyrskaya third, and a long list of competitors from Sarah Moss to Zuzana Babiakova. Standings include Kwan 1st with a 2.6, Slutskaya 2nd with 3.0, Hughes 3rd at 7.2, and Butyrskaya 4th at 7.6, followed by Nikodinay 5th and Volchkova 6th with escalating scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
Michelle Kwan
Torrance
Calif
Irina Slutskaya
Russia
Mara Butyrskaya
Sarah Moss
Great Neck
Angela Nikodinov
San Pedro
Viktoria Valchkova
Furie Suguri
Japan
Elena Slashenko
Ukraine
Silvia Forriana
Italy
Vanessa Gusmerolt
France
Elina Kettunen
Finland
Sarah Meier
Switzerland
Tatiana Mallnina
Uzbekistan
Mikkeline Kierkgaard
Denmark
Jennifer Robinson
Canada
Susanne Stadtmuller
Germany
Lantitia Hubert
Julia Sebestyen
Hungary
Tamara Dorofejev
Annie Bellemare
Karen Ventuizen
Netherlands
Julia Soldatova
Belarus
Bit-Na Park
South Korea
Zuzana Babiakova
Slovak Republic
Nal
Kwan
Slutskaya
Hughes
Butyrskaya
Nikodinay
Volchkova
Sebestyen
Dorofejev
Soldatova
Bellemare
Venhuizen
Park
Bablakova
New Mexico Over Hawaii In NIT Play In 68 43
The women’s NIT notable game saw New Mexico beat Hawaii 68 to 43. The schedule lists an upcoming game between New Mexico and James Madison at Ohio State at 1 p.m. on March 27 or 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Hawaii
James Madison
Ohio State
Mexico
Ohio St
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Hal Sutton
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