Chi Chi Rodriguez ties $3 million career earnings in sunwest classic win
Chi Chi Rodriguez sealed a three shot victory at the Sunwest Genie Classic in Albuquerque after a 24 hour rain delay, securing eighth career senior circuit win this year and pushing his PGA earnings beyond $3 million to $3,001,272. He birdied the final hole to save par after a long break putt on 17 and finished 11 under 205.
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Stewart falters in bid to defend PGA title at Masters
Stewart posted a 7 over 79 finishing 10 shots behind Wayne Grady who claimed the PGA Championship in Birmingham Alabama. His triple bogey eight on the first hole set the tone as Grady capitalized to win the title with a 292 total.
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Grady Wins PGA Championship Amid Club Scrutiny
Grady claimed the PGA Championship enhancing his profile as private clubs drew scrutiny nationwide. He noted disappointment at last year’s British Open but felt his form in practice rounds and the week’s early momentum, acknowledging the tight finish could have extended further. Stewart faded with an 8 on 11 and a double-bogey bid. Couples led then faltered with short misses on 13, 14, and 15. JT also missed a late putt as a key round unfolded.
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Warner sets out on mission with Rams
Warner, former Seahawks star Curt Warner, seeks to prove Seattle wrong after being traded to the Los Angeles Rams. He moves into a featured back role with Gaston Green and Cleveland Gary, aiming for a Super Bowl title while overcoming a knee history and boos from his Seattle tenure.
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Bills and Giants field weakened NFL preseason squads
The Bills and Giants bring depleted units to their preseason opener. Giants miss four starters on defense due to contract disputes, starting two rookies on the line while Bills will rest most linemen, limiting Jim Kelly to a brief stint. Jets coach Coslet ponders Tony Eason amid quarterback questions.
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Ken O'Brien
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Tony Eason
Gedney Eyes Breakout Season at Syracuse
Gedney, a 6-5 athlete from Liverpool, is projected to rise in 1993 as he may switch from tight end to wide receiver. Coached by MacPherson and praised for speed around 4.65, he faces competition with Dees and Barker for field time while aiming to prove himself after redshirt year and improved blocking.
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Preseason Game Highlights For Seahawks And Eagles
Coslet’s 17 6 debut victory over the Eagles featured O Brien completing 3 of 10 passes for 28 yards as Eason shined 12 of 17 for 162 yards. Rob Moore stood out with 2 catches 54 yards and a 49 yard second half grab. Seattle coach Chuck Knox eyed James Jones and John L Williams sharing backfield duties after Jones rushed 49 yards on seven carries in a 34 9 win over Phoenix.
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U S faces Argentina in World Championships quarterfinal opener
The United States basketball team led by Mike Krzyzewski prepares for a tense quarterfinal in Luna Park Buenos Aires against host Argentina. The U S group also includes Australia and Puerto Rico with Yugoslavia Brazil the Soviet Union and Greece in the other group. The top two advance to semifinals.
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