Singh clings to Nelson lead with late par save
Vijay Singh consolidates a slim Byron Nelson Championship edge at 11 under after a remarkable 7-foot par save at the 17th amid a day of mixed results. Jeff Sluman, Cameron Beckman, and Luke Donald chase, while Tiger Woods trails in Germany and Vicente Fernandez leads in Parkville with early success.
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Williams back at work with Rams
Aeneas Williams returned to the field at the Rams three day minicamp after fracturing his left calf in October. The seven time Pro Bowl cornerback logged limited but meaningful action and said he is about 85 percent back as coach Mike Martz plans more work for him in the final session.
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Funny Cide wins Preakness. eyes Triple Crown bid
Funny Cide, ridden by Jose Santos, with Barclay Tagg as trainer, led a 13/16 mile Preakness in 1 55.61 to win the second jewel. Midway Road finished second. Scrimshaw third. The victory boosts Funny Cide toward the Belmont and a possible Triple Crown, a feat last achieved by Affirmed in 1978. Santos defended his ride against prior controversy and praised the horse’s performance.
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Big East leaders press Miami to stay amid ACC talks
Atlantic Coast Conference presidents opened discussions with Miami Boston College and Syracuse about joining their nine team league as Big East leaders push to keep the Hurricanes. Miami coach Larry Coker voiced support for remaining in the Big East while acknowledging the presidents will decide.
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