Norman Leads U S Open Survivors at Shinnecock Hills
At Shinnecock Hills Norman is 5 under par after 36 holes, two strokes ahead of Ozaki and Mickelson, as the brutal course tests players with rolling fairways, treacherous greens, and a demanding wind. Several stars miss the cut or struggle, including Els Ballesteros Irwin Azinger and Woods.
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Jumbo Ozaki
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Bob Tway
Bill Glasson
Price
Davis Love
Nick Faldo
Faldo
Ben Crenshaw
Ernie Els
Seve Ballesteros
Hale Irwin
Paul Azinger
Chip Beck
Mark Calcavecchia
Fred Couples
Jack Nicklaus
Tiger Woods
U S
Mickelson
Atlantic
Australia
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
Reborn Fetisov Eyes Cup With Detroit Red Wings
Viacheslav Fetisov, traded from New Jersey to Detroit, has rediscovered his offensive spark and helps the Red Wings pursue the Stanley Cup against the Devils. The Russian star meshed with teammates Sergei Fedorov Vladimir Konstantinov Vyacheslav Kozlov and Mike Ramsey as Detroit emphasizes speed and attack. Fetisov recalls a Soviet era style and hopes to win the Cup this year with his new team.
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Viacheslav Fetisov
New Jersey
Soviet Union
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Red Wings
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Fetison
Sergei Fedorov
Vladimir Konstantinov
Vyacheslav Kozlov
Red Army
Slava
Sergei Makharov
Fedorov
Chicago
Shawn Burr
Siava
Mike Ramsey
Ramsey
Bobby Orr
Paul Coffey
Coffey
Doug Brown
Salt Lake City Wins 2002 Winter Olympics Bid
Budapest reports Salt Lake City captured the IOC vote in a landslide to host the 2002 Winter Games. The Utah capital led from the first round, tallying 54 of 89 votes, with Sion and Ostersund at 14 and Quebec at 7.
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N.Y
U.S
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Deedee Corradini
Mike Leavitt
Salt Lake
International Olympic Committee
Sion
Switzerland
Ostersund
Sweden
Quebec
Tigers Blast McDonald as Lively Start Sparks 5-3 Win
Detroit jumpstarted with Lou Whitaker and Cecil Fielder homers in the first off Ben McDonald to seize a 4-0 lead, then held on after Baltimore clawed back. Felipe Lira earned the win, Mike Henneman closed with a save, while Rafael Palmeiro homered for the Orioles. The Reds also traded two minor leaguers to Baltimore for Brad Pennington.
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Lou Whitaker
Cecil Fielder
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
Ben McDonald
Whitaker
Travis Fryman
Fielder
McDonald
Ron Tingley
Kirk Gibson
Felipe Lira
Mike Henneman
Orioles
Rafael Palmeiro
Curtis Goodwin
Palmeiro
Harold Baines
Jeff Manto
Cincinnati Reds
Brad Pennington
Reds
Danny Clyburn
Tony Nieto Pennington
Salem Avalanche blank Keys in three-hitter win at Salem
Salem pitchers Jamie Wright and Doug Walls shut out Frederick 3 0 on a three hitter at Municipal Field in Salem Virginia. Walls earned the win after eight innings with a one hit effort before Aminoff pitched the ninth. Steve Bernhardt opened the scoring with a solo homer in the third and Edgard Valazquez added a leadoff shot in the fifth. Frederick falls to 27 39 while Salem moves to 32 36 heading into two more games against the Keys.
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Salem
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Doug Walls
Trevin Valdez
Matt Aminoff
Steve Bernhardt
Edgard Valazquez
Attendance Dropping as Frederick Keys See Fall in Home Crowds
Attendance at Frederick Keys games at Harry Grove Stadium has fallen to an average of 3,571 fans per game over 33 first half home dates, down from 4,347 last year, with April the weakest month. Manager Larry Martin cites factors like bad weather and the Major League strike, noting a shift of fireworks from Saturdays to Thursdays. Despite this, June crowds have risen and season-ticket sales are strong, with 34 home dates left.
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Frederick
Durham
Wilmington
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Blue Rocks
Larry Martin
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Martin
Prince Wiliam
the Keys
Cree named Catoctin girls basketball coach
Steve Cree a social studies teacher at Catoctin High School is named the new head girls varsity basketball coach succeeding Dick McCurdy, who resigned after the 1994 95 season. Cree backs a running offense and pressing defense emphasizing a strong middle. He plans summer camps and has worked with summer league teams.
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Catoctin High School
Cree
Dick McCurdy
Jessie Mcllrath
Elizabeth McCurdy
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Stan Goldberg
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