Mucha wins Sara Lee Classic in playoff
Barb Mucha defeated Nancy Lopez Donna Andrews and Jenny Lidback in a playoff at the Sara Lee Classic in Nashville Tennessee. Mucha birdied the second playoff hole to seal the win after carding a 3 under 69 and a total 205 through three rounds. It was Mucha’s first victory since 1996 and her fifth overall.
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Dent defends Home Depot Invitational title in playoff
Jim Dent, inspired by an NBA overtime thriller on a rain delay, edged Bob Charles on the second playoff hole to win the Home Depot Invitational. Both finished 9 under, Dent holing an 18-foot par putt on 18 after Charles bogeyed 17, winning $165,000.
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West Liberty Wins WVIAC Baseball Crown
Alan Miller delivered the game winning home run and earned save duties as West Liberty defeated West Virginia Wesleyan 5 4 to capture the West Virginia Conference baseball tournament. Miller homered in the fifth and fanned five of eight batters after moving from right field to mound. Wesleyan had earlier won 10 4 to force a second game. In the final, Miller relieved Chris Swearinger who worked 3 1 3 innings and struck out six.
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Hingis Beats Williams on Clay to Claim Italian Open
Martina Hingis defeated Venus Williams 6 3 2 6 6 3 on clay to win the Italian Open, earning 150000 dollars and moving closer to Paris. The 17 year olds generated a rivalrous final as Hingis rallied in the last set after Williams bridged to 3 3, with Hingis then seizing the final three games. Williams rises to No 7 in the WTA rankings, while Hingis presses toward her Paris bid.
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Bowling Results Across Womens and Mixed Leagues Update
Wednesday results show Regina Hardin and Wanda Jinol leading women with high games and series across multiple divisions. Notable team leaders include ER Ketchka, Apple Blossom Shop, Night Owls, Gutter Grabbers, and Strikers with strong standings in their leagues. Standings list several clubs with records hovering around 16-18 wins, plus other groups like Alley Rats and Beckley Newspaper near top spots.
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