Montgomerie Battles Trees on Sahalee Final Hole
Colin Montgomerie faced a punishing finish at Sahalee Country Club as trees straddled the 18th green area. He shanked a cedar into heavy rough, then ricocheted a second shot before a third ball stopped 15 feet out amid applause and a sigh from the player. Masters and British Open champion Mark O'Meara eyes a third major in a year, while Davis Love III seeks back-to-back PGA crowns. Sahalee, a par 70 at 6906 yards, tests driving accuracy with narrow fairways and two reachable par 5s, making birdie chances plentiful yet treacherous.
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Cowboys move Melver back to practice after dormitory wound
Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Everett Melver returned to practice Monday for the first time since a neck wound in a dormitory fight. The team also faces a shaky defensive line with Kavika Pittman and Greg Ellis failing to make an impact in the preseason loss to Oakland.
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Gordon chase for fourth straight NASCAR win at Michigan
Jeff Gordon aims to match the modern NASCAR record of four straight victories at Michigan Speedway after an epic Watkins Glen comeback. He trails at Michigan with 11 winless races there, while Mark Martin seeks another Michigan win as he carries an Arkansas funeral burden after a Nevada plane crash. Gordon’s focus remains the points lead as he pursues a third series title in four years.
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LaFontaine to retire on doctors orders after sixth concussion
New York Rangers center Pat LaFontaine will retire today at Madison Square Garden on the advice of neurologist Jim Kelly after a March 16 concussion. The 33 year old finishes a 15 season NHL career with 468 goals 545 assists 1 013 points from the Islanders Sabres and Rangers and Olympic teams in 1984 1998. He is second in U S born players in goals behind Joey Mullen who had 502.
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Wohlers heads for Richmond
Atlanta Braves reliever Mark Wohlers leaves the team for a second optional assignment with Class AAA Richmond to regain control and revive his career. He will be away up to 10 days and hopes to pitch as much as possible, with a return to Atlanta not guaranteed. He pitched one batter in Sunday's win over San Francisco and earned outs in two recent games.
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Elways wife released from Mayo Clinic after surgery
Janet Elway, wife of Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway, left the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota three days after colon surgery. A spokesman said she headed home Sunday and coach Mike Shanahan said there is no cancer. Elway missed the Broncos preseason opener in St Louis to be with her.
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Broncos lineman Gary Zimmerman sticks with retirement
Denver Broncos offensive lineman Gary Zimmerman, 36, says he will not return to football despite a personal appeal from John Elway. He told The Denver Post he has filed his papers, is serious about retirement, and wants no part of a comeback.
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Manning contract could reach 48 million with incentives
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning signed the six year rookie deal worth up to 48 million with 11.6 million signing bonus. The contract structure means much of his earnings through 2003 depend on performance and incentives as reported by Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal.
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Vasquez Riva Ridge enter Hall of Fame at ceremony
Jockey Jacinto Vasquez joins Hall of Fame along with trainer William Mott and Ansel Williamson. Inducted horses include Riva Ridge Bayakoa and Fort Marcy. Meadow Stable owner Chenery and Secretariat connection noted. Williams offer historic ties to Aristides.
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Land deal could block Fenway plans in Boston
AP reports land deal could obstruct Red Sox plans for a new Fenway Park. Developer Steven Samuels reportedly agreed to buy four parcels on Brookline Avenue to Boylston Street from Harvard Community Health Plan, creating a large site near the old ballpark. He owns additional land and did not rule out stadium possibilities, though not his primary intention. He denied ties to the Red Sox or rival developers.
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NBA season ticket refunds likely if lockout continues
The NBA signaled refunds with interest for season ticket holders if games are canceled amid the lockout. No new bargaining talks are set as owners and players remain apart after last week's session ended abruptly.
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Navy seeks QB to follow McCoy
Navy quarterback race begins as Steve Holley leads a trio with Jon Limbert and Brian Broadwater. Weatherbie says three are faster than Chris McCoy but may still match his impact. Holley vows to earn the job in fall practice starting Tuesday.
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Rios Regains No 1 Spot In ATP Rankings
Marcelo Rios rose to the No 1 ranking on the ATP tour, reclaiming the top position from Pete Sampras after Sampras lost to Andre Agassi in the du Maurier Open quarterfinals. The 22 year old Chilean had previously become No 1 in March, ending Sampras 102 week reign.
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