BYU Coach LaVell Edwards to Retire After Season
Provo BYU head coach LaVell Edwards will retire at season’s end after a 29th year leading the Cougars. With a 251-95-3 record, Edwards built a high‑flying offense, produced stars like Ty Detmer Steve Young and Jim McMahon, and guided BYU to the 1984 national title while expanding Cougar Stadium. Athletic director Val Hale will begin a successor search later, focusing first on Edwards’ final campaign.
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Jason Buck
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Human outruns famed horse in Frontier Field sprint
Jose Herrera, Rochester Red Wings center fielder, beat Zippy Chippy in a 40 yard race on the field at Frontier Field during a "2000 Red Wings Derby" event before a Rochester game with Scranton/Wilkes Barre. Herrera celebrated as the horse, 0 for 86 in races, was shown to struggle and finish behind.
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Frontier Field
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Finger Lakes
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Northampton
Mass
Herrera
Dominican Republic
Belmont Park
Gussie Mae
Atlantic City
River Downs
Beck Found New Path After PGA Tour Dreams
Beck quit chasing PGA success to teach golf and raise a family. He earned assistant pro posts at Quicksilver Golf Club and the Club at Nevillewood before becoming head pro in New Castle. He and wife Kate, with two sons and another child due, embrace his New Castle Country Club role and future.
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Quicksilver Golf Club
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Moon Township
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New Castle Country Club
Franks Westcott legacy shapes local club culture
Former pro Frank Westcott once ran Red From page 13, remembered by Barber who enjoyed long eventful days, from wedding receptions to late nights. After leaving New Castle Country Club at 65, he managed other area clubs, recommending successors when needed. Barber remains active, hosting golfers and dining with Kim and Anthony Aven, noting changes yet stressing character for membership.
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Woods chases three majors in a single year record bid
Tiger Woods, building a major bid after rounds of 75 and 72 at the Masters, could become the first since Ben Hogan in 1953 to win three Grand Slam events in one year. He spoke of focusing on PGA Championship and majors, while Nicklaus praised his 66 round and power.
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Tom Kite
Jim Furyk
Stuart Appleby
New Castle Country Club Adapts To Modern Members And Restores Tillinghast Design
The New Castle Country Club expands membership and welcomes younger and female members. Renovation begun in 1997 under architect Ron Forse, restoring Tillinghast design with 11 rebuilt tees and seven bunkers. More than $650,000 of a $1.5 million budget spent, irrigation phase planned, with ongoing improvements and strong community support.
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