Junior Medal Play leads youth golf at Weatherwax course
In the Junior Medal Play Championship at Weatherwax Golf Course the 17 18 year old division sees Aaron Crist Zach Harvey and Mike Sorrows tied on first round 78s. Craig Baldwin tops the 15 16 group with 74 while Joey Richmond leads 13 14 at 90 and Brennen Kallmyer heads 12 and under with 99 heading into finals.
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Baldwin presses to defend junior medal title in GoFtF
Craig Baldwin leads the 15-16 division after a first-round 74, three strokes ahead of Andrew Ovington who sits second after a 77. In the 17-18 division, Johnson posted an 86 after a strong front nine before two costly holes. Tee times start at 9:44 a.m. with groups from Meadows to Valley View and vice versa.
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Griffey Works Out Harder as Reds Inch Toward Return
Cincinnati reports Griffey intensifies batting practice while teammates Kearns, Larson, and Dunn show varied health statuses. Griffey seeks return with 100 percent running and full-bore fielding. medical director approves intensified workouts as fieldwork weathering delays. Romano to undergo season-ending surgery. Lopez recalled to fill roster spot. Larkin day-to-day with oblique soreness as Wilson attracts multiple scouts.
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Braves edge Pirates as Benson may depart
Jaret Wright and four Atlanta relievers shut down Pittsburgh 4-2 in a game that could mark Kris Benson's Pirates exit by the trade deadline. Johnny Estrada had two hits and J.D. Drew extended his hitting streak to 22 with a fourth inning single off Benson.
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Reds fall short as Williams struggles in 5-5 tie
Cardinals rally home run spree sinks Wilson as Pujols Edmons and Pujols power late leads. Dunn and Dup ahead for Reds, Dunn matching career high with 27th while Dup matches 16th. Wilson lasts six plus innings with 112 pitches before giving way and Reds tie 5-5.
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Rodriguez Plans Appeal Over Red Sox Bench-Wrawl Suspension
Alex Rodriguez said he will appeal any suspension from Saturday's fight with Boston. Bronson Arroyo hit him with a pitch prompting a confrontation with Jason Varitek who shoved him as dugouts emptied. Varitek missed the next game with a wrist injury and Tanyon Sturtze was hurt, facing an MRI for a pinky injury and a three-inch cut near his ear.
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McGriff Cut Loose By Devil Rays In 500th-HR Hope
Fred McGriff was released by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays ending his bid to reach 500 career home runs with his hometown team. The 40-year-old first baseman was designated for assignment after batting .181 with two homers and seven RBIs in 27 games. He leaves with 493 career homers and previously starred for Tampa Bay from 1998 to 2001.
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