Reuer Takes Opening Lead At Arizona Open In Scottsdale
Scottsdale pro Reuer carded a 7 under 65 on Desert Mountain Renegade to grab a three shot lead after round one of the Arizona Open. He followed a 22 putts day with an eagle chip-in on the par-5 fifth, edging Jim Carter Nelford and Van Batchelder by three amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Weekend sports slate across networks and venues
A Saturday line up covers NBA NHL and MLB games with telecast times across channels including Phoenix at Houston at 10 a.m. and N Y Rangers at New Jersey at 4:30 p.m. The NFL Senior Classic and Indy 500 Time Trials headline auto racing and golf events like the Preakness Stakes and a Chicago Cubs game on WGN and KUSK.
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Boxing cards and sports events listed for tonight
Boxing features Chris Eubank vs Ray Close at 10 06 p m. Champions Tour Thrifty Final and WTA German Open, ASPN cycling listing First Union Grand Prix at 10 a m.
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Sunday NBA Playoff Card Yet No Clear Result
Sunday schedule lists Chicago at New York at 9 p m and Toronto at Vancouver on ESPN with other games across ESPN WGN TBS and local channels. Also notes NFL events NASCAR Indy 500 trials and track and field meets with multiple channels and times.
Preakness Stakes Excludes Derby Favourites and Odds Trends
The Preakness field largely bypasses Derby favorites Holy Bull Strodes Creek and Brocco with only four Derby runners joining the race. Tabasco Cat holds the lowest odds at 5-2 as bettors eye the Saturday card. Post time is 2 31 p m. The NBA Playoffs include Houston Phoenix and Denver Utah with high tension noted. Sunday the Mariners and Rangers face off with Jose Canseco Juan Gonzalez and Ken Griffey Jr powering the attack as Lou Piniella faces possible outbursts.
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Lehman leads Memorial at halfway with bogey-free 66
Tom Lehman fired a bogey-free 66 to reach 10 under through 36 holes at Muirfield Village. He holds a two stroke edge over John Cook and David Edwards as he chases his first major tour win after a Masters runner-up finish.
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Devils close gap in West Regional at Tucson
Arizona State rose from sixth to third after the second round of the NCAA Men's Golf West Regional at Tucson National Golf Club. ASU trails leader UNLV by four strokes with a two round total of 574 while UNLV stands at 569 and Fresno State at 573. Joe Acosta of Fresno State opened a five shot lead in the indiv idual race with a 134. Todd Demsey of ASU and three others are tied for second at 139 after Friday's play.
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