Goosen Seeks Third U.S. Open Title At Pinehurst
Retief Goosen shot a 2 under 68 to sit one behind the leaders after the opening round at Pinehurst No. 2. The defending champion faced a tough, drying course and unpredictable greens while players like Mediate Browne Mickelson Woods and Els chased the top spots. Goosen noted the course will toughen as the week progresses and expressed resolve to stay in contention toward Sunday.
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Kansas City backs NASCAR Hall in Heartland bid
Kansas City area supporters pitch a central location for a $100 million NASCAR Hall of Fame near Kansas Speedway. proposals from seven sites include Atlanta and Charlotte with Michigan and Birmingham/Talladega opting out. organizers envision a 130000 square foot, hilltop building with interactive exhibits and a six story wall of cars, hoping NASCAR chooses Kansas City by year end.
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Pistons look to seal series as Wallace duo gates Duncan
Detroit carries momentum into Game 5 at the Palace after holding Tim Duncan to 5-of-17 and limiting his teammates. Manu Ginobili’s bruise limits him to 12 points while Duncan posts 16 points and 16 rebounds before finishing the game on the bench. Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace say the team is fresh and ready as Detroit seeks another home win in a 2-3-2 Finals run.
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Braves Rout Pirates 19 13 In Cal Ripken Action
Alex Lynch led with five singles in six trips as the Braves toppled the Pirates 19 to 13. Kaden Shaffer went 3 for 4 with a double, scored four, and earned two relief stints with 5 and 4 strikeouts across appearances. Parker Finch also went 3 for 4 with three RBIs and four runs. Taylor Grover and Brock Chartier added multi hit games. Prior results included losses to the Cubs and wins over the Red Sox and Royals with Shaffer striking out double digits in relief across games. Baker University coach Phil Hannon announced three signings, and Heartland Park Topeka will host a Great Plains Road Racing Championship with gates opening at 7 am Saturday and Sunday.
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Ottawa Sliders and Slow Curve Baffle Manhattan Batters
Ottawa pitchers mixed sliders and slow curves with occasional fast balls to slow Manhattan. Ottawa built a 9 of 11 first inning runs as Herrmann pitched well. Ottawa, 7 1, will face Royal Valley at 1 p.m. Saturday and Oak Park at 1 p.m. Sunday at OU Field.
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