Lehman Breaks Four Year Winless Streak with Phoenix Open Win
Tom Lehman ended a 68 start drought by clinching the Phoenix Open in Scottsdale with a 14 under total 270 after Robert Allenby bogeyed the last hole. Lehman, who lives in Scottsdale, earned $576 000 and moved to second on the money list. Allenby tied for second with defending champion Rocco Mediate as Frank Lickliter and Phil Mickelson faltered. Player wins Senior Skins Game on Hawaii with 220 000 prize aided by patience in a one-day playoff. Campbell tops Heineken Classic to lead two tours with a 20 under 268.
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Tom Lehman
Lehman
Agai
Scottsdale
Ariz
Robert Allenby
Rocco Mediate
David Duval
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Hawaii
Tiger Woods
Woods
Allenby
United States
Frank Lickliter
Phil Mickelson
Lickliter
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Japan
Nintsi
Michael Campbell
Perth
Australia
Campbell
Panthers top Elyria Catholic in rough basketball style showdown
Olmsted Falls led 1-0 after Porostosky’s 23rd goal, then Elyria Catholic rallied with three goals in four minutes led by Basinger and Wakefield. Wakefield added two more as EC pulled away. Falls struggled with penalties in the third period as Wakefield starred.
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Elyria Catholic
Porostosky
B.J. Basinger
Nick Wakefield
Kevin Baxter
Olmsted
Steve Wiant
Baxter
Wiant
Panthers
Olmsted Falls
Bulldogs
Justin Ineman
Ineman
Falls
Goldberg
Wakefield
EC 6 Olmsted Falls 2 hockey clash recap
EC defeated Olmsted Falls 6 to 2 with goals by Porostosky Krunz and Wakefeld on power plays. Basinger and Wakefield converted power plays while Olmsted Falls answered late with a short-handed goal by Jus inaman. Goalie Zink made 29 saves as Olmsted Falls logged a 6-11-14 line for the game.
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Firet
John Porostoss
Jon
Krunz
SJ Basinger
Nick Wakefeld
Kevin Ganter
Kyle Hagerman
Wakefeld
Porostosky
Folds
Jusin Inaman
Wakefield
Garingery
Olmsted Falls
Indy Vavro
Matt Smilin
Hegeman
OM Falk
Savea Andrew Zink
Sion Wiant
Tyson Eyes Europe For Fights Ahead Of Lewis Showdown
Tyson seeks sharper form with Europe bouts and possible Asia dates while waiting on a Lennox Lewis clash. Showtime’s Jay Larkin says talks include Denmark Netherlands France and Japan as potential sites. March 25 likely at the Meadowlands against Lou Savarese with pay per view.
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Manchester
England
Mike Tyson
Europe
Jay Larkin
Showtime
Larkin
Tyson
Asia
Lennox Lewis
Lewis
HBO
Julius Francis
MEN Arena
Gatwick
London
Phoenix
Frank Warren
New Jersey
Meadowlands
Copenhagen
Denmark
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Paris
Japan
United States
Lou Savarese
Mike
Francis
Britain
Orlin Norris
Las Vegas
Savarese
Agassi’s prime drive reshapes modern tennis
Andre Agassi dominates a fields era with a 27 1 record on all surfaces and a vow to peak at 30 31 while crediting his fitness and coaching team led by Gil Reyes and Nick Bollettieri. His rivalry with Sampras highlights Wimbledon and major challenges across the circuit.
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Agassi
Sampras
Mark Philippoussis
Kafelnikov
Laver
Budge
Bjorn Borg
Jimmy Connors
John McEnroe
Borg
Connors
U.S
Pete
Gil Reyes
Nick Bollettieri
Gilbert
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Jim Hartman
Joel Krusz
Dave Phiel
Andrew
Zink
Krusz
Todd Goldberg
Shelly Finkel
Panos Blades
Eliades
Bill King
Mary Anne Pressler
Craig Adams
Wally Mintus
Jim Allen
Mike Stevens
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