Wie Falls to Park in U S Women's Amateur Second Round
Michelle Wie squandered a late lead in Erie Pennsylvania and lost to In Bee Park in the second round of the U S Women's Amateur. Wie led 2 up heading to the 18th but conceded Park's par and fell short after a late stumble. Park advanced as Wie exited after a long-awaited amateur showcase drew large crowds.
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Pleasanton
Calif
Brittany Linchcom
Clarke shoots 65 as PGA opens with early leaders
Darren Clarke surged to a 7 under par 65 at Whistling Straits to lead the PGA Championship opening round, while Justin Leonard and K J Choi matched 67s close behind. Tiger Woods struggled to a 75, beginning a worrisome streak across majors.
Vizquel defends after radio host snub and slights
Cleveland Indians shortstop Omar Vizquel disputed talk radio host Mike Trivisonno's criticism, saying it stems from a spring training snub. Vizquel, hitting .298 with 44 RBIs, defends his defense while dealing with teammate changes and a pivotal series against the Minnesota Twins at Jacobs Field.
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Jacobs Field
Omar
Wedge
Woods slips to 3 over after rough first round at PGA
Tiger Woods opened the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits with a 75 as winds eased and conditions favored scoring. Plagued by a drought of good putting, Woods scrambled from a promising start to a 3 over par opening round, leaving him far behind Darren Clarke and facing a tough day two to avoid missing the cut.
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Vijay Singh
John Daly
Sunder
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Luke Donald
Bunny Baird
Phil Mickelson
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Mickelson
Whistling Straits
Lake Michigan
Haven Wis
Darren Clarke
Bethpage
Wildy Ouiduu Dui Leu
Ull Daly
Singh
Steve Williams
Broussard's two pinch-hit grand slams lift Indians past Blue Jays
Ben Broussard delivered a game turning two out bases loaded slam in the seventh, his second pinch-hit grand slam of the season, capping a five run inning as Cleveland rallied past Toronto. Cliff Lee shut down the Jays with eight strikeouts over six strong innings.
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Broussard
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Ronnie Belliard
Lilly
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Ligtenberg
Belliard
Texas
Hank Blalock
Philadelphia
Dave Johnson
San Francisco
Mike Ie
Yankees
Ryl Strawberry
Cliff Lee
Lee
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Phelps
Menechine
Jmcdonald
Lilly Ohudson
Cllee
Ohudson
Delgada
Blake
Blake Uers
Menechino
Qhudson
Nado
Iphrer
Iberg
Sai
Silee
Betancourt
Agtenberg
Riske
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Lytenber
A. Chalk
DiLee Impires
Hume
Dan Lassogns
Charlie Relford
Doug Eddings
Ure Weil Nenogg
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