Tiger Woods Leads U S in Stormy Presidents Cup Round
In a bizarre session at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Tiger Woods battled back spasms with ice on his back yet teamed with Jim Furyk to beat Stuart Appleby and Mark Hensby 3 and 2. The United States trailed 6 1/2 to 5 1/2 after six better ball matches as Storms paused play and emptied galleries.
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Nick O’hern
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Friday Night Kansas High School Football Scores Display
Friday results feature numerous Kansas high school games led by Hutchinson 42 over Salina South 6 and Salina Central 70 over McPherson 20. Key showdowns include Abilene 22 over Wamego 15 and Marion 14 with Lyons 6, plus big wins for Manhattan adjacent teams with Kapaun Mount Carmel 38 and St. John 66. Multiple close finishes and several blowouts mark the slate across the state.
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Saline
Sacred Heart
Panthers win homecoming in dominant Williamsburg victory
Williamsburg High School Panthers crushed Miami Mo High 48 to 14 at homecoming in Williamsburg. Coach Chuck Lee praised the team for a strong opening, a 28 point halftime lead, and a clear dominant performance as Williamsburg improves with a big team win.
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Cyclones hold edge as safety sparks Buffaloes
Ottawa fights back to 13-9 late in regulation but stalls two drives in the fourth quarter. Boeh cites pressure hurting their play as Buffalo improves spark and confidence. Ottawa (2-2) travels Friday to host Baldwin. Key plays include P-Owings 62 yard run and a safety on a punt snap mishap.
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Vikings Rally Falls Short In Osawatomie Thriller
Osawatomie blocks a late PAT as Central Heights ties 28-28 after a furious fourth. Fraser and Wuertz connected for two TDs for Central Heights, while Aaron Johnson led Vikings with 98 rushing yards. Osawatomie drops to 1-3. Central Heights improves to 3-1 ahead of next week.
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