Coceres Leads Disney Classic as Woods, Singh Close In
Jose Coceres of Argentina shot an 8-under 64 to grab an 18-under 198 total and a three-stroke edge over Davis Love III at the Disney National Car Rental Classic in Lake Buena Vista. Vijay Singh and Tiger Woods surged into contention, with eleven players within five strokes of the lead.
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Lake Buena Vista
Fla
Jose Coceres
Argentina
Disney
Davis Love III
Coceres
Love
Vijay Singh
Tiger Woods
Woods
San Antonio
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Gary McCord
Dominion Country Club
Doug Tewell
Bob Gilder
Bruce Fleisher
Jim Barker
Larry Nelson
Eagle
Hewitt Falls to Haas in Stuttgart Semifinal
In Stuttgart, Lleyton Hewitt's bid to become world No. 1 ended with a 3-6 6-4 7-5 semifinal loss to Tommy Haas. Haas will face Max Mirnyi in the final after Mirnyi defeated Yevgeny Kafelnikov 7-6 6-3. Hewitt, though still chasing top ranking, cited focus on Davis Cup and a 17-match win streak snapped.
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Germany
Lleyton Hewitt
Tommy Haas
Haas
Hewitt
Gustavo Kuerten
Gaga
Max Mirnyi
Belarus
Mirnyi
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Vienna
Austria
Davenport tops Capriati to seize first loss as No. 1
In Zurich, Lindsay Davenport defeated Jennifer Capriati 6-1 5-7 6-2 in the Swisscom Challenge semifinals. Davenport advances to face Jelena Dokic, who beat Nathalie Tauziat 6-2 6-2, while Capriati ends her string of wins after becoming world No. 1.
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Capriati
Zurich
Switzerland
Lindsay Davenport
Jennifer Capriati
Jelena Dokic
Dokic
Nathalie Tauziat
Martina Hingis
Nadia Petrova
Marie-Gaiane Mikaelian
Kloten
Town and Country Bowling Results Overview
Bowling results from Town and Country Bowling Center feature high scores across leagues led by Larry Wagner 661 and Bob Collet 593 in men’s events. Women show top games of 239 by Sandy Hill and 546 by Gigi Frizell, with various senior and youth standings across multiple leagues.
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Elderidge
Larry Wagner
Dairymens League
Bob Collet
America We
Larry Bob Collet
Valley Spread Wagner
Gigi Frizell
Thurman
Diane Sparnow
Sandy Hill
Brown
Ruth Elderide
Wade Steen
Ron Hill
Bob Wilson
Thurman Brown
Ruth Eldrige
Larry Wagne
Dewight Mas
Anita Walk Terson
Bob Smyzenski
Bronco Seniors win Ryder Cup leg at New Mexico Military Institute
At New Mexico Military Institute golf course Oct 15 the Black team won the Ryder Cup leg 14 to 9 over the Red. Individual match play ended 6 to 5 in favor of the Black. Black winners were Pat Sanders Lonnie Green Irv Sisk George Bell Dave Adams Joe Purser. Red winners were Wally Hammond Clayton Stallings B J Johnson Bob Snaith.
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Bronco
New Mexico Military Institute
Pat Sanders
Lonnie Green
Irv Sisk
George Bell
Dave Adams
Joe Purser
Wally Hammond
Clayton Stallings
B.J. Johnson
Bob Snaith
Bob Tucker
Bob Fitt
Bill Follick
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MNMI
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