Young golfer Peyton Jones wins Sun Country Tour division
Ten year old Peyton Jones claimed the 10-12 boys division in a Sun Country Junior Tour event held in Albuquerque. He shot 39 on the first nine and 41 on the second nine, besting a competitive field while receiving praise from coach Randy Doerhoefer for travel and skill development.
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Gasol Signs With Bulls to Boost Offense
Pau Gasol, a seven season Lakers staple and two time champion, agreed to join the Chicago Bulls after a weekend of talks. The seven foot Spaniard, a four time All-Star, averaged 17.4 points and 9.7 rebounds per game last season and will add scoring punch to Chicago as Derrick Rose is expected to be ready for next season.
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Harman Leads John Deere Classic On 17 Under
Brian Harman shot 6 under 65 to take a one stroke lead at 17 under 196 after three rounds at TPC Deere Run in Silvis Illinois. His final pairing partner will be Steve Stricker who sits one back in second with 13 under, as Zach Johnson and William McGirt chase at 199. Stricker seeks a Deere title after wins in 2009 2010 and 2011 and trails Harman by one.
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Anthony Stays With Knicks In Record $130 Million Deal
New York Knicks secure star Carmelo Anthony for five years at near 130 million dollars after weighing offers from Chicago Houston Dallas and the Lakers. Anthony preferred a title run and Knicks offer ties him to New York where he rose to stardom after joining in 2011.
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Record setting sports moments span early to modern times
Chronology of notable sports feats from 1881 Wimbledon match by William Renshaw to 1996 Arlington Citation Challenge, including Hartley challenge match, Ghezzi Nelson golf win, first All-Star night game, Doerr home run, Jacksons power-roof homer, Irsay Rams Colts swap, Alcott U S Women's Open score, and Citation's consecutive win record.
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