Blues Sign Veteran Rucinsky For Second Stint
Forward Martin Rucinsky, 35, signed a free agent deal with the St. Louis Blues to return for a second stint after recording 16 goals and 39 assists in 52 games for the Rangers last season. He has 563 career points in 868 NHL games.
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Fighting Illini coach Small wins Illinois Open title
Mike Small of Champaign captured his second straight Illinois Open and third in four years at The Glen Club, firing a 4-under 68 to finish 11-under 205. He led by birdying four of seven early holes and eagled the 15th, earning $15,000. Andrew Price and Brett Melton tied for second at 7-under and split $9,000 each. Small, Illinois’ men’s golf coach, has now won the event three or more times, a feat matched by only a few past champions.
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Ohio State must pay O'Brien $2.2 million in breach ruling
Ohio State was ordered to pay Jim O'Brien 2.2 million plus interest after firing him in 2004, despite a 1999 contract that protected him if NCAA trouble arose. The judge found the school violated terms by terminating without awaiting NCAA findings after a $6,000 loan to Aleksandar Radojevic amid family illness was disclosed.
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Sorenstam Webb and Wie Lead Field at British Open
Annika Sorenstam Karrie Webb and Seri Pak headline the Women's British Open at Royal Lytham as the trio seeks majors glory and Wie eyes first pro win. Sorenstam aims for her 11th major, matching Tiger Woods, while Webb seeks a fourth Open and eighth major.
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Woods begins Buick Open in Grand Blanc amid personal reflection
Tiger Woods starts the Buick Open at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc, detailing absence of his father and his plan to unwind before Medinah. Vijay Singh aims for a third straight Buick Open title as four of the world’s top five money leaders sign on, with Mickelson absent. Buick extends its Warwick Hills contract through 2010, keeping the event between the U.S. and British Opens.
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