Gerina Mendoza Goes National With Golf Channel Feature
Goddard High senior Gerina Mendoza travels from Roswell to Westfield Ohio for the Westfield Jr PGA Championship a national Sun Country event. The 4 day 4 round field includes 40 boys 40 girls and international entrants. Mendoza won a Roswell sectional with a 68 4 under par the best score of her young career. She says her approach shots and drives were strong and credits her recent golfing progress and competitive spirit.
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Leslie Dominates West Past East in All Star Thriller
Lisa Leslie scores 18 with 13 in the second half to earn her third All-Star MVP as the West beat the East 81 76. Tina Thompson leads scorers with 20 points while Sue Bird struggles for Seattle as veterans pace the West in a tight, festive game at MCI Center.
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Dee Kantner Fired by NBA as Referee Development Lapses
The NBA announced on Monday that Dee Kantner, one of the league's two female referees, has been terminated. NBA vice president Stu Jackson said Kantner showed insufficient progress in her development, warranting the change.
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Irabu hospitalized with blood clots in lungs
Texas Rangers closer Hideki Irabu was hospitalized in Kansas City with small blood clots in his lungs after chest pains and shortness of breath. He will travel with the team to Texas after tonight's game and faces a period on blood thinners with further tests planned.
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Big Guy Matthews retires after 296 Titans games
Bruce Matthews ends a 19 year NFL career with the Titans after 296 games with the Oilers and Titans. He will have his number retired alongside Earl Campbell Elvin Bethea Jim Norton and Mike Munchak and his Pro Bowl tally reaches 14.
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