Duval No 2 ranking spurs debate on world golf
Steve Pate’s 66 couldn’t stop David Duval from beating the field after his 59, prompting criticism of the Official World Ranking now used to gate Masters and World Golf Championship entries. Tiger Woods remains No 1 as the system’s two year rolling points approach draws scrutiny from players and analysts.
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Cleaves Struggles as Michigan State Tops Ohio State
Ohio State 71 Michigan State 76 in a tense Big Ten clash. Cleaves scored 16 for MSU but shot 4 of 19, while Penn and Cleaves battled to contain Buckeye defense. Klein and Bell led MSU with 14 points apiece as Izzo’s squad preserved a top spot in the conference.
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Falcons Front Four Aims to Ground Falcons in Trenches
Archam beau and Hall hype a defensive line led by Rich Brooks as Atlanta aims to ride gap control and disciplined lanes to prevent big plays. Dronett, boosted by a comeback narrative, credits hard work and technique as the unit reshapes identity after early-season struggles.
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Brookside Nips Rocky River In Nonconference Gym Meet
Brookside defeated Rocky River 85.15 to 72.25 in a nonconference gymnastics meet. Lauren San-sone of Rocky River won two events and the all around, while Cathy Lehota won vault and a Jones took bars for the Cardinals.
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Crunch tops Impact 11 18 in NPSL thriller
Cleveland forward Shawn Boney scored twice to lead the Crunch to an 11 18 victory over the Montreal Impact on Wednesday. Boney opened with a two point goal at 4 02 and followed with a three point score at 4 15 to spark a 7 2 halftime edge. Kirk Dietrich and John Ball added two point goals in the second half as Cleveland improves to 11 10 and prepares to host Wichita Wings Friday at 7 35 at the Cleveland State Convocation Center.
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Cavaliers open preseason with 86 82 win over Pistons
Cavaliers beat the Pistons 86 82 in a ragged exhibition at The Palace. Litterial Green scored five through the stretch as Cleveland overcame 18 turnovers and held Detroit to a late basket in the final 3:48. Kemp, Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Wesley Person each scored 14 for Cleveland.
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Knicks Legend Buck Williams Retires After 17 NBA Seasons
Buck Williams announced his retirement at age 38 after 17 durable seasons with the Knicks. The 6-8 forward finishes with 13 points, 10 rebounds and 55 percent shooting in 1,307 games, ranking fourth in games played. Spreewell shines in exhibition opener, scoring 21 of 27 and drawing fan ovations at Madison Square Garden.
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