Zoeller Keeps Perfect Record At Shrine Classic
Fuzzy Zoeller, known for whistling and laughing on course, led the Fifth Annual Curtis Strange Shrine Classic at Emerald Golf Club New Bern with solid play. He speaks of his niche on tour, has 10 PGA wins including 1979 Masters and 1984 U.S. Open, recovered from back surgery, and finished third at the British Open after leading earlier in the round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuzzy Zoeller
Zoeller
Emerald Golf Club
New Bern
Strange
Fuzzy
Lee Trevino
Nick Price
Haas eyes major win as Presidents Cup success fuels bid
Wake Forest pro Haas says his strong play could lift him to a major, noting his four top tens this season and Presidents Cup role. He trails Nick Price by three then fades to 14th, and reflects on Ryder Cup intensity versus the newer Cup. He backs Curtis Strange Shrine Classic charity effort at Emerald Golf Club and cherishes friendship with Strange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Haas
Fuzzy Zoeller
Hubert Green
Curtis
Haas
Zoeller
Strange
Green
Emerald Golf Club
New Bern
Raeleed
Nick Price
Price
Wake Forest
U.S
Shriners
Greenville
S.C
Strange and Haas win fifth annual Shrine Classic skins match
Fuzzy Zoeller and Hubert Green after joking about their record team with Curtis Strange and Jay Haas, win less but stage a strong challenge at Emerald Golf Club. Strange leads with a 63 to spark a comeback, while all four players donate winnings to Shriners Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuzzy Zoeller
Hubert Green
Zoeller
Green
Curtis Strange
Jay Haas
Emerald Golf Club
New Bern
Strange
Haas
Weyerhaeuser
Shriners
Laurie Rudd
Fuzzy
Frank Urban Zoeller
Broncos fall to Bills 27 20 on late turnover loss
Orchard Park New York AP Denver Broncos slipped in the closing minutes as a fourth quarter fumble by John Elway doomed a comeback bid. Buffalo held on 27 20 after Elway’s miscue ending Denver’s late drive hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Buffalo
Superman
Glyn Milburn
Elway
Broncos
Kansas City
Jets
Pirates to face tough Eagle Pass defense
East Carolina quarterback Marcus Crandell delivered a 280 yard passing effort with no interceptions in a 21-18 loss to Syracuse. Coach Steve Logan praised Crandell for reading blitzes and AR resists against Southern Miss as they face a strong pass defense led by Michael Tobias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Greenville
Marcus Crandell
East Carolina
Golden Eagles
Steve Logan
Crandell
Orangemen
Marc
Logan
Southern Mississippi
Michael Tobias
Texas A&m
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie Peek
Sun Journal
Hans Albertsson
Nancy Lopez
Julie
Chargers
San Diego
John Elway
Oliver Barnett
Diego
Texas
Southern Miss