Tome Wins Major In Tight Masters Style Victory
David Tome captured Sunday's major by one stroke after a 68 final round. He birdied the 18th with a safe layup and a 12 foot lob wedge putt to beat Phil Mickelson who finished runner up. Tome set a major record with a 265 total, the lowest ever in a major. Mickelson marked his 34th major with no win. Tiger Woods trailed 14 behind after a final 70. Shingo Katayama briefly challenged before fading. Tome cited Chip Beck's Masters 1993 layup decision as a cautionary note about going for greens.
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Lefty’s long off-season after near miss at PGA Championship
Phil Mickelson, 31, pushed to win his first major after an 83rd PGA Championship defeat by a single stroke to David Toms at Atlanta Athletic Club. He rued two costly misses, including a 12-foot par putt on 18, and faces an eight-month layoff to regroup before the Masters.
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Azinger and Verplank Named Ryder Cup Captains Picks
The Associated Press reports Paul Azinger returns to the Ryder Cup after cancer treatment to join Scott Verplank as Captain Curtis Strange picks for the 28–30 September matches at The Belfry England. The selections edge out Tom Lehman amid a top ten that includes David Toms’s PGA win. Verplank, a former US Amateur champion, carries diabetes and an insulin pump.
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Toms Wins Major With 69 to Set Major Scoring Record
Toms fired a 1 under 69 to finish 15 under 265, the lowest major total. He earned the Wanamaker Trophy, Ryder Cup berth, and $936,000. Mickelson finished two behind after a final 68, still seeking his first major, as the duel came down to the final hole at the long par-4 18th.
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Sorenstam wins Canadian Open in Markham by two strokes
Annika Sorenstam edges to victory at the Canadian Women's Open with a 16 under 272 total after a rainy day delay. Kelly Robbins finishes runner-up. Se Ri Pak and Lorie Kane tied third. Sorenstam earns 180000 and moves to 1.506 million season total as leader in money and player of the year race.
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Tressel service set for Tuesday
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel will miss Tuesday practice to attend his mother Eloise Tressel's memorial at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. She died Saturday at 76 from pancreatic and liver cancer. A 7 p.m. service in Berea, viewing 1-6 p.m., burial later. family survivors include Jim, Dave, Dick, 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Midview Grad Corey Wilson to Play Soccer at Heidelberg College
Elyria resident and 2001 Midview High School graduate Corey Wilson will join Heidelberg College this fall to продолжить his education and soccer career. A four year Middies letterwinner and three time all county all league and all Greater Cleveland Area selection, Wilson also played for the 1982 Boys Olympic Development Team during 1999 and 2000 seasons. Heidelberg coach Brian Haley praised Wilson’s potential and expected him to be a fine player as he pursues education in teaching. Heidelberg has 11 returning starters from a 37-15-5 three year run with five winning seasons in six years.
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Cleveland Crunch FirstMerit soccer clinics for youth
The Cleveland Crunch and FirstMerit Bank sponsor a series of youth clinics for players aged 4 to 14. Pre registration is required, shin guards and a ball are needed. For details contact John Boaler at 216-896-5506. Sessions run August 23 to September 24 at various parks including Lorain Longfellow Park and Avon Schwartz Road Park.
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