Equipment key to a great golf game
Trevor Moore CPGA pro in Medicine Hat explains how to choose a golf ball. Start with low cost value packs and gradually tailor by price needs and desired feel. Emphasizes consistency, using one ball for the season, and that balls suit individuals not just stars like Tiger Woods.
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Trevor Moore
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Medicine Hat
Advantage Golf Academy
Cottonwood Coulee
Notre Dame Academy
Shaw
Lions' Dickenson earns CFL offensive player of week
Quarterback Dave Dickenson threw five touchdowns and went 28 of 34 for 362 yards in BC Lions 45-28 win over Saskatchewan on Friday. He was a unanimous choice for the league's offensive honor while Chip Cox of Montreal took top defensive honors with two interceptions in Montreal's 27-17 win over Winnipeg.
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B.C
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Chip Cox
Cox
Alouettes
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Portugal edges Mexico to seal knockout bid in Gelsenkirchen
In a Group D clash at Gelsenkirchen Mexico pressed for a draw after trailing to goals from Maniche and Simao Sabrosa. Kikin headed in a late corner but Omar Bravo missed a second-half penalty as Portugal, already through, held on to win 2-1 and extend their unbeaten run to 17.
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Portugal
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Iran
Netherlands
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Maniche
Simao Sabrosa
Kikin
Pauleta
Rafael Marquez
Germany
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England striker Michael Owen out of World Cup with torn ACL
Baden Baden AP England forward Michael Owen will miss the rest of the World Cup after tearing his right ACL in the second minute of the 2-2 draw with Sweden in Cologne. He will be treated by Newcastle United and England officials expect a lengthy recovery.
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England
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IOC seeks independent inquiry into Armstrong Pound feud
The IOC executive board urged an independent inquiry to resolve the dispute between Lance Armstrong and WADA chief Dick Pound. Armstrong asked Pound to resign over his handling of 1999 doping accusations, while WADA cited Emile Vrijman’s report as biased. Pound dismissed the letter while noting Armstrong should challenge LEquipe’s reporting, not him.
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Lance Armstrong
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Giselle Davies
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JOC
Jacques Rogge
Montreal
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