Armstrong seeks clean tour as he defends title
Lance Armstrong, aiming for a third straight Tour de France win, emphasizes a clean race amid doping concerns after the Giro raid. He notes U S Postal Service standards and says testing will be stricter with a new EPO detector as the 180 rider event begins in Dunkerque and ends in Paris.
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Jan Ullrich
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Golf pioneer Ely Callaway dies at 82 after pancreatic cancer
Ely Callaway, founder of Callaway Golf and developer of the Big Bertha line, died at his Rancho Santa Fe home after pancreatic cancer. He built a global clubmaking empire, sparking a modernization of drivers and winning support from Arnold Palmer and others.
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Burlington Industries
New York
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Hickory Stick
Hawkeye Titanium
Callaway Golf Company
Callaway Golf Co
Palmer urges unified golf rules after Callaway ERC row
Palmer, based in Latrobe Pennsylvania, calls for USGA and R&A to settle on one rule following Ely Callaway's death. He notes the sport’s governing bodies should cooperate as Callaway’s ERC driver breached USGA standards and faced bans in major events.
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Burlington Industries
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