Wilson wins Sony Open after bogey-free marathon
Mark Wilson held a late surge from Tim Clark and Steve Marino to win the Sony Open by two strokes at Waialae. Wilson finished 16 under 264 after a 65 and 67 rounds, playing the final 40 holes without a bogey. Clark and Marino finished tied for second at 14 under.
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Chris DiMarco
D. Summerhays
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Jonathan Byrd
Spencer Levin
Ernie Els
Nate Smith
Brandt Jobe
Kevin Chappell
Jesper Parnevik
Zach Johnson
Vijay Singh
Rocco Mediate
Hockey Scores and Schedules From TV and Radio Listings
A roundup of past and upcoming games across NHL and minor leagues with scores for Saturdays Sundays and today. Notable results include Montreal over N Y Rangers 3 2 Detroit 6 Columbus 5 OT and Islanders 5 Buffalo 3. upcoming matchups feature Calgary Montreal New Jersey at the Islanders and Anaheim at Edmonton among others.
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N.Y. Islanders
Buffalo
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Florida
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Edmonton
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Washington
Ottawa
Minnesota
Vancouver
Philadelphia
N.Y
Atlanta Washington
Colorado
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Melbourne Grand Slam Singles Action From Melbourne Park
Tennis results from Melbourne Park include a lineup of first round matches with players such as Sergiy Stakhovsky Ukrain def Daniel Brands 6-2 6-3 6-4 and Roger Federer Switzerland def Lukas Lacko Slovakia 6-1 6-1 6-3. The women’s draw features Maria Sharapova Russia and Caroline Wozniacki Denmark among early winners.
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Australia
Ien
Roma Sergiy Stakhovsky
Ukraine
Daniel Brands
Germany
Robin Haase
Netherlands
Carlos Berlocq
Argentina
Juan Monaco
Simon Greul
Kei Nishikori
Japan
Fabio Fognini
Italy
Gael Monfils
France
Thiemo de Bakker
Ukasz Kubot
Poland
Sam Querrey
United States
Igor Kunitsyn
Russia
Michal Przysiczny
Adrian Mannarino
Ryan Harrison
Xavier Malisse
Belgium
Pablo Andujar
Spain
Frederico Gil
Portugal
Pablo Cuevas
Uruguay
Roger Federer
Switzerland
Lukas Lacko
Slovakia
Varia Sharapova
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Thailand
Evgeniya Rodina
Olivia Rogowska
Alberta Brianti
Lucie Hradecka
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Sharapova
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Gisela Dulko
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Transactions Snapshot From Baseball and Hockey
Transaction brief listing multiple sports moves including Alexi Casilla signing a one year deal with the Twins and Carlos Villanueva with the Blue Jays. Hockey notes include several recalls and reassignments across AHL and ECHL affiliations for teams like Atlanta Nashville Ottawa Phoenix St Louis.
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Alexi Casilla
Toronto Blue Jays
Carlos Villanueva
Atlanta Thrashers
Edward Pasquale
Gwinnett
Chicago
Nashville Predators
Matt Halischuk
Milwaukee
AHL
Andreas Thuresson
Ottawa Senators
Mike Brodeur
Binghamton
Phoenix Coyotes
Brett MacLean
San Antonio
St. Louis Blues
Lan “Ole
High School Girls Basketball Schedule Patchwork
Non conference Lake Ridge meets Alexander Central at 10 45. Southwestern Conference tournament finals at North Olmsted Recreation Center at 3. Non conference Elyria Catholic competes at Toledo St John Invitational. Midview plays at Parma MLK Tournament at Ries Arena.
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Bowl schedule highlights in January and February
The schedule lists football bowl events in January and February. East-West Shrine Classic in Orlando on Saturday at 4 p.m. along with the Senior Bowl in Mobile at 4 p.m. NFL Network. The Texas vs The Nation All-Star Challenge occurs in San Antonio at 2 p.m. on a Saturday in February.
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U.S
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Christopher Delbosco
Canada
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France
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Bucknell and Holy Cross Battle to Narrow Win
A rapid set of college basketball results shows Bucknell edging Holy Cross 74 72 while Buffalo beats Akron 73 70 and Iona defeats Marist 79 41. Other scores include Rhode Island 56 55 over St Bonaventure and St John’s 72 54 past Notre Dame.
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Barnes wins Las Vegas bowling match in dominant finals
Chris Barnes of Double Oak Texas defeats Osku Palermaa of Finland 246 176 to win $12,000 in the final. Barnes also beats Sean Rash 237 161 in the semifinal and defeats Bill O Neill 267 237 to take $50,000 in the title. Matches 1 4 were held earlier in the week.
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Votto signs three year deal with Reds worth 38 million
NL MVP Joey Votto agreed to a 38 million dollar, three year contract with the Cincinnati Reds buying out arbitration years and adding short term budget security for the defending NL Central champions. A source familiar with negotiations declined to be named.
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Toronto Blue Jays
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Alexi Casilla
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