Tiger Woods heads to Mercedes Championship in Maui
Tiger Woods arrives at Kapalua for the winners-only Mercedes Championship after a 2000 season of dominance with nine victories. The field includes 32 others as Woods seeks another milestone in a year marked by record major feats and historic margins.
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Tiger Woods Eyes Lofty Goals After Record 2000 Season
The article notes Tiger Woods seeks further improvement after a landmark year with nine victories and record scoring. It cites peers like Hal Sutton and Tim Finchem praising his potential while acknowledging scrutiny over marketing and personal style changes. Woods, age 25, remains the sport's dominant force and hints at chasing even more wins.
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Westwood seventh grade basketball remains unbeaten
Elyria Westwood Junior High seventh graders rally to a 47 29 victory over Lorain Middle led by Louis Tumblin with 20 points and reinforced by nine scorers including standout defenders Mahone Higginbotham and Smith.
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Coomer Returns to Chicago Roots with Cubs
Ron Coomer agreed to a 1.2 million one year contract with the Chicago Cubs returning to his Chicago roots after six years with the Twins. He hit .270 with 16 homers and 82 RBIs last season and can earn up to 1.4 million in bonuses. The 1999 AL All-Star has a .278 career average in 676 games with 77 homers and 364 RBIs.
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Rangers sign left-hander Haney to minor league deal
Free agent pitcher Chris Haney agreed to a minor league contract with the Texas Rangers and was assigned to Triple A Oklahoma and invited to spring training as a non-roster player. Haney, 32, went 8-3 with a 2.44 ERA in 15 games at Buffalo last season.
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