Price Edges Open Lead At Royal Lytham
Nick Price grabbed a 2 shot midway lead at the 117th British Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes after a four under par 67. He rallied from 25 at Royal Troon in 1982 to win, and stressed not repeating that misstep as windy conditions favored the afternoon wave led by Seve Ballesteros. Rain and wind eased later, with Price holding a one stroke edge over Ballesteros and Tway, as Faldo and Stadler pursued in the morning.
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Davies Sets Sights On Back-To-Back US Women Open Title
In Baltimore at Five Farms course Laura Davies, eyeing a second straight US Women's Open, aims to defend her 1983 crown amid hot weather and fast greens. Betsy King notes the course’s speed as Merrill J. Frank prepares greens, with a $400000 purse and 6232 yard par 71 layout.
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Baltimore Country Club Five Farms Golf Course holes review
Description of the Baltimore Country Club Five Farms course with yardages, pars, hazards, and notable features for holes No 1 through No 18. Includes details on greens, bunkers, slopes, and required shots across a mix of long and short holes with several water and sand hazards and elevation changes.
Whitey Witt dies former Yankee first to bat at agate Stadium
Witt, a 1920s Yankee outfielder born Ladislaw Witkowski in 1895, died of a heart attack at his home in Alloway Township New Jersey He was the first Yankee to bat when Yankee Stadium opened in 1923 later played for the Dodgers and owned Whiteys Irish Bar in Salem He left behind three sisters and a farm near Alloway Chico notes also cover Derrick Fenner at UNC Chapel Hill a court history and Barry Bonds knee injury and Roosevelt Raceway closure hints
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Eight language radios for Seoul Olympic ceremonies
Seoul officials announced 160,000 spectators at the opening and closing ceremonies will receive free ultra small PM radios for eight language simultaneous translation. The compact receivers about half the size of a match box will be given as gifts and cover English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
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