Weir wins Bob Hope Classic in La Quinta after late surge
Mike Weir seals his fourth tour title with a 5 under 67 to finish 30 under for the five day Bob Hope Classic. Jay Haas bogeyed the final hole after an approach in the water leaving him two back in second. Tim Herron faltered with a quadruple bogey on 16 while Chris DiMarco tied for third at 25 under. Weir, a Sarnia Ontario native, becomes part of a string of foreign winners in the tour’s latest event.
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Heatley Starred as West Wins All-Star Shootout
In Sunrise Florida Dany Heatley scored four goals tying an All-Star record but the East fell to the West 6 5 in a shootout after a 5-all regulation tie. Heatley became the youngest to four goal game and joined Gretzky Lemieux as the only players with four goals in an All-Star game.
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Buckler captures GT class win at Daytona Rolex 24
Kevin Buckler and teammates Timo Bernhard Jorg Bergmeister and Michael Schrom drive the Porsche 911 GT3 to victory in the GT class at Daytona International Speedway. The No. 66 car led most of the 24 hours covering 695 laps and 2474.2 miles, finishing more than nine laps ahead of the second place Ferrari.
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Williams MVP as AFC routs NFC in Pro Bowl
MVP Ricky Williams led the AFC to a 45 20 win over the NFC, rushing for 56 yards and scoring twice with a forced fumble, while Rich Gannon threw two touchdowns. The event featured a strong AFC start and a record tying six interceptions by the defense. Peyton Manning clashed over Vanderjagt remarks after the Pro Bowl broadcast.
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NFC AFC finals recap hinted in fragmented note
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