Western Open: Ogle and Lowery tied for lead after third round
Brett Ogle birdied the 18th to match Steve Lowery at 7 under 209 heading into the final round at Cog Hill. Jay Haas dropped to one back after bogeying the last two holes as others: Estes, Waite, and a chasing pack closed within four. Tiger Woods slipped to plus 6 after a 77 as the field tightens for Sunday.
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Wright Seizes Narrow Lead At Jamie Farr Toledo Classic
Wright birdied four of the last six holes to post a 67 and move to 5 under, one stroke ahead of Colleen Walker Muffin Spencer-Devlin and Marshall Walker after two rounds at Highland Meadows Golf Club. Deb Richard, Beth Daniel, Sherri Steinhauer and Betsy King also in contention at 139 and 3 under.
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Canucks land Mogilny in bold draft trade
Vancouver Canucks acquire star winger Alexander Mogilny from Buffalo by sending their first round pick and players with limited NHL experience. Buffalo also adds picks and Jay McKee and Martin Biron top the Sabres’ round one selections, as defense becomes a focal point of the draft.
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Martin Eyes Groove Advantage in New Hampshire Race
Martin seeks a smooth ride on the one groove 1.058 mile oval at Loudon as the Slick 50 300 unfolds. He owns the pole with 128.815 mph and aims to control the $1.3 million race amid a 41-car field. Rudd recalls last year’s asphalt boost and wary of low versus high grooves as Gordon, Earnhardt, Elliott, Musgrave, and others contend for wins.
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Craven Wins Rainy Auto Palace 150 at Loudon
Ricky Craven beat points leader Kelly Moore in a rain marred NASCAR Busch North finish at New Hampshire International Speedway. The 125 lap race followed two delays that stretched nearly six hours and reduced the event from 150 to 125 laps.
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