Wie makes USGA history in Public Links bid at Shaker Run
15 year old Michelle Wie from Hawaii earns a spot in the U S Amateur Public Links at Shaker Run Golf Club Lebanon Ohio July 11 16 becoming the first female to qualify for an adult male USGA championship. She tied for first at a sectional event and finished 3 over par 145 at Cedarbrook Golf Course in Belle Vernon Pa to secure one of two berths in the 85 player field.
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USGA philosophy prompts debate over Open course setup
Fred Funk cites the need for mental toughness to contend at Bethpage Black as the USGA defends its Open course philosophy. Corey Pavin calls the setup very difficult while players must adopt a neutral mindset and disregard target scores, with winds of weather and patchy rough shaping early impressions of Pinehurst and Bethpage.
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Jackson back in L A as Lakers hire proven winner
Kobe Bryant voiced support as Phil Jackson returned to the Lakers on a three year deal likely worth 7 to 10 million per year making him the highest paid NBA coach. Jeanie Buss lobbied for Jackson while Jerry Buss predicted coexistence with Bryant. Jackson plans to restore a team hampered by cap issues and a weak defense after a disastrous season.
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Bengals extend Georgetown camp deal through 2006
The Bengals keep Georgetown College as their summer training home for 2006 with a one year contract extension announced by Marvin Lewis at a Georgetown Chamber luncheon. The arrangement marks a 10th straight camp in Georgetown, with annual spring talks planned for future years.
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Browns Notebook Notes Edwards Strain Sidelines Rookie
Browns coach Romeo Crennel disclosed Braylon Edwards has a strained muscle keeping him from practice this week amid personal losses. Edwards, the No. 3 overall pick from Michigan, is hoped to recover with rest. Brodney Pool also has a hamstring issue and both he and Keith Heinrich ACL surgeries were noted. Tim Couch throwing rumors surround a possible return with Denver eyed.
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Browns Hope Green Sees Fresh Start In Training Camp
Browns enter the new season with backup running back Reuben Green in the mix after a disappointing 4 12 record last year. Coach Romeo Crennel notes Green’s impatience in key plays but pledges coaching to fit the system. The passing game remains unsettled with Trent Dilfer as the likely starter.
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