Edwards nears course record in Endicott golf roundup
Edwards sits 15 under 129 at Endicott Open, one stroke from the 36 hole record set by Joey Sindelar in 1987 and matched by Steve Lowery two years ago. Matt Hendrix co led first round with 67, Brendan Jones and Ryan Palmer tied for third at 131. In Halifax Nova Scotia Janice Moodie leads with 135 after a 69, two ahead of Il Mi Chung, with Meg Mallon at 2 under after a 72 including a triple bogey.
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David Edwards
Edwards
En- Joie Golf Club
Joey Sindelar
Steve Lowery
Matt Hendrix
Brendan Jones
Ryan Palmer
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Janice Moodie
Il Mi Chung
Wie Fails To Reach Masters At Am Public Links
Michelle Wie, 15, loses in the quarterfinals as Clay Ogden birdies four of five to win 5 and 4 at the U S Amateur Public Links in Lebanon Ohio. Ogden advances to the 36 hole final at Shaker Run Golf Club while Martin Ureta of Chile eliminates Anthony Kim in a 20 hole semifinal.
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Ohio
Michelle Wie
Clay Ogden
U.S
Wie
Ogden
University of Wisconsin
Garrett Jones
Shaker Run Golf Club
Martin Ureta
Chile
Anthony Kim
Oklahoma
Chudy Edges Tseng In Semifinal Of Public Links
Tiffany Chudy upset defending champion Ya Ni Tseng 4 and 2 in the U S Women's Amateur Public Links semifinals in Kansas City Missouri. Chudy credits her putting and will face Eun Jung Lee in the 36 hole final after Lee defeated Jane Rah 5 and 4.
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Tiffany Chudy
Ya-Ni Tseng
U.S
Chudy
Eun Jung Lee
Lee
Jane Rah
RockHounds reshuffle as trades and suspensions hit lineup
Mark Kiger moves to shortstop, Adam Morrissey arrives from Triple-A Sacramento to play second, Vasili Spanos is at third, and Francis Gomez shifts between second and short after 36 games at third. Suspensions remove two relievers, Nick Brannon activated, Marcus Gwyn reassigned, and Jason Perry sustains a sore hand reducing bench depth. Manager Hayes notes pitchers may play outfield as needed amid limited options.
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Adam Morrissey
Triple-A
Sacramento
Vasili Spanos
Francis Gomez
Gomez
RockHounds
Evan Fahrner
Alex Santos
Nick Brannon
Marcus Gwyn
Jason Perry
Midland
Hayes
Woods steady at St Andrews I chase major lead
Tiger Woods fired a bogey-free 67 to lead by five at St Andrews after 36 holes, while Jack Nicklaus missed the cut at even par 147. Tom Watson praised Nicklaus as Woods heads into the final round alongside Colin Montgomerie, Brad Faxon and Jose Maria Olazabal trailing.
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Valley of Sin
Nicklaus
St. Andrews
Tom Watson
Colin Montgomerie
Brad Faxon
Jose Maria Olazabal
Ernie Els
Phil Mickelson
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