Shin captures Women's British Open as Asian dominance grows
Ji-Yai Shin, 20, from South Korea, wins the Women's British Open at Sunningdale by three strokes with an 18 under 270 total, her first major on the LPGA Tour. Yani Tseng finishes second at 15 under 273, while Eun Hee Ji and Yuri Fudoh tie for third. Annika Sorenstam retires after a 282.
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Mickelson's Bridgestone bid fades to fourth
Phil Mickelson slipped from a top spot to a tie for fourth at the Bridgestone Invitational, two behind winner Vijay Singh. He bogeyed three of the last four holes, blundered on 16 and failed to pressure the leaders with a misread 10-foot putt on 16.
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Singh closes strong as Mickelson slips in PGA playoff push
Paul Singh tied for fourth behind leader Mickelson as Appleby Westwood and Goosen chase final FedEx Cup spots. Singh steadies with 4- and 5-footers while Mickelson bogeys three of four late holes to falter. Appleby misses on the 18th by 3 inches. Westwood mirrors his surge with birdies late.
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Williams adapts as 4-3 tackle shifts to 3-4 end
Williams navigates a transition from a 4-3 defensive tackle to a 3-4 end learning a new system. Coach Crennel notes every rep matters while Williams recovers from an injury and boosts mental prep. He cites past Green Bay ties with Favre and contends with Packers dispute. Winslow and Joshua injury report details follow.
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Browns hold two-a-day workouts amid injury updates
Cleveland notes two a days with practice from 8 45 to 10 45 a m and 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Scott Petrak reports guard Seth McKinney ankle tight end Steve Heiden knee and fullback Lawrence Vickers hamstring out with Vickers sidelined. Injuries and on the fly play calling feature in practice as Rob Chudzinski adjusts.
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Redskins roll in Fame Game as Monk and Green inducted
Redskins beat the Colts 30-16 in the Hall of Fame Game in San Francisco. Art Monk and Darrell Green were inducted as part of a three day celebration, while new coach Jim Zorn earned his first head coaching victory. The Colts rested seven starters including Peyton Manning and Dwight Freeney.
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Browns star rookie Hall eyeing impact after 26 000 crowd
Browns coach and general manager praise Alex Hall as a fast learner with a similar build to Willie McGinest and Kamerion Wrubney. Hall aims to prove himself as he progresses from project to possible edge linebacker, while Antwan Peek injury opens chance.
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