Chargers lock Shaw to five year, 17.15 million deal
San Diego Chargers cornerback Terrance Shaw signs a five year extension worth 17.15 million dollars after reworking the final year of his prior contract. The extension, announced three days before camp, includes a large signing bonus and a high average, as Shaw aims to stay with a strong team.
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Burton Wins Dutch Hollow Golf Tourney Defeating Conroe
Monica Hamilton Burton claimed the overall and perpetual trophy prize at Dutch Hollow after a four stroke come from behind win in the net division. Jody Conroe of Skaneateles Countryside Club led Day One before finishing four shots back with a net total of 128. Junior titles were introduced with Maggie Lester of Oswego winning 14-and-under and Stephanie Labuz edging Nancy Padula for 15-18. Twelve golfers competed as Burton, celebrating her birthday, followed in her father Sandy Burton’s golfing footsteps and planned a lighter schedule after her victory.
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Bear and Palmer Back Together on Senior Tour
Los Angeles reports on Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer practicing together at Riviera Country Club for the 19th U S Senior Open. The former rivals, now underdogs, say the real test is the 72 holes starting Thursday with Nicklaus aging 58 and Palmer 68. They name Gil Morgan Hale Irwin and Larry Nelson as players to beat, while Nicklaus considers a hip replacement possible and vows to endure through practice and future events.
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Iroquois earn rematch with U S in lacrosse semifinal
The Iroquois Nationals defeated Japan 12 9 to set up a semifinal date with the United States after finishing round robin play with a 2 3 record. Japan impressed with speed and effort but could not overcome the taller Iroquois squad led by Neal Powell and Genas Schindler.
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