Wie's debut marred by disqualification at Samsung World Championship
AP reports Michelle Wie, 16, was disqualified after a controversial drop near the seventh green during the Samsung LPGA World Championship. The incident followed earlier penalties and scrutiny by reporters and officials, raising questions about self policing in golf.
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Goddard honors coaches at volleyball ceremony tonight
Goddard High will honor three coaches after the TV contest. Former coach Pam Allen, Judy Smyth, and longtime assistant Hayden Hill will be recognized. Allen led the team to its first state title in 1980 and Smyth won five state titles in the 1980s. JV starts at 5:30 with the ceremony then the varsity match.
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Local sports schedule October 18 22
Local schedule lists events from Tuesday October 18 through Sunday October 23. Activities cover soccer volleyball football and baseball with Roswell Artesia Clovis Goddard NMMI and other teams in varied venues including Wool Bowl and arena dates. Postseason baseball coverage includes league and world series notes with results through October 25.
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Scoreboard recap and open NFL standings update
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Bruschi Plans Patriots Return to Practice This Week
Tedy Bruschi, the Patriots linebacker, expects to return to practice Wednesday eight months after a mild stroke. Cleared to begin practicing, he said at Gillette Stadium that he fully intends to help the team, which sits 3-3 this season.
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Colts rally past Rams in late surge to 45 28 win
Colts overcome early struggles to pull ahead in the final minutes. Peyton Manning threw a 6 yard TD to Marvin Harrison for his 86th TD paired with Harrison, breaking the earlier mark. Steven Jackson led the Rams with 88 yards on 17 carries as St Louis jumped early with a 57 yard TD pass and a 21 yard run.
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NLCS Game 6 Ends in 16 Innings as New York Wins
NLCS Game 6 stretched to 16 innings with Kevin Bass striking out with two on. New York claimed other wins on a ninth inning Lenny Dykstra homer and a 12th inning Gary Carter single. Larry Dierker, Houston veteran, became manager in 1997 and guided four division titles in five years but went 2-12 in playoffs, squandering franchise icons Craig Biggio and Jeff Bagwell.
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Astros 2004 NLCS run ends one out from World Series
Houston, after signing Clemens and Pettitte and trading for Beltran, surged to 36 10 finish under A.J. Garner earning a wild card. Led by Beltran, they defeated the Braves for their first playoff series win and reached Game 7 of the NLCS, only to be denied a second straight World Series by San Diego.
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