Ochoa Debuts in Mix at U.S. Women's Open
Lorena Ochoa battled through a 29 hole marathon on Pine Needles course finishing the day 7 under through 22 holes to sit one behind Ji Yai Shin as Cristie Kerr and Angela Park also contended. Shin led 5 under after the second round with Pressel and Granada close.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Lorena Ochoa
Ochoa
Ji-Yai Shin
Pam
Shin
South Korea
Cristie Kerr
Angela Park
Brazil
Angel Cabrera
Morgan Pressel
Kraft Nabisco
Pressel
Park
Sand Hills
Pine Needles
Vamos
Lorena
Amy Hung
Julieta Granada
Kerr
Paula Creamer
Brittany Lincicome
Miami
Presser
Wie withdraws from U S Women's Open with wrist injury
Michelle Wie, 17, quits the U S Women's Open halfway through her second round at Pine Needles, citing a sore left wrist. She finishes 17 over for the tournament after a round in the 80s, raising questions about her future amid previous withdrawals and ongoing search for full health and form.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Michelle Wie
Wie
Hawaii
Pine Needles
Vie
France
Annika Sorenstam
Sorenstam
Natalie Gulbis
Gulbis
Pernice Leads Buick Open After 3rd Round Shot 66
Tom Pernice Jr. fired a 6-under 66 to top a shuffled Buick Open leaderboard with Parnevik, Verplank, and Bateman one stroke back entering the final round. Parnevik surged to 8-under, while Furyk, Perry, and Austin trailed by two. Quigley fell out of contention after a 75, and Woods and Singh sat out for the first time since 2001.
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Tom Pernice Jr
Jesper Parnevik
Scott Verplank
Brian Bateman
Jim Furyk
Kenny Perry
Woody Austin
Pernice
Pernic
Warwick Hills
Verplank
Byron Nelson
Bateman
Parnevik
Brett Quigley
Quigley
Furyk
Perry
Woods
Vijay Singh
Lonnie Nielsen
Tom McKnight
Commerce Bank
East Meadow
N.Y
Nielsen
Eisenhower Park
Bruce Fleisher
Jay Sigel
McKnight
Sigel
John Harris
Sabres face free agency with Drury and Briere poised to depart
In Los Angeles Sabres executive Larry Quinn warned co-captains Chris Drury and Daniel Briere about chasing big contracts. With the cap rising to 50.3 million and several teams ready to pounce, Buffalo risks losing top leaders while trying to maintain payroll balance.
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Sabres
Larry Quinn
Chris Drury
Daniel Briere
Los Angeles
NHL
Scott Niedermayer
Anaheim
Briere
L.A
Drury
California
Scott Gomez
Brian Rafalski
New Jersey
New York Islanders
Ryan Smyth
Jason Blake
Rafalski
Red Wings
Ken Holland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Toronto
New York Rangers
Blake
Teemu Selanne
Montreal
Sheldon Souray
Rangers
Michael Nylander
Nashville
Paul Kariya
Peter Forsberg
Flyers
Kimmo Timonen
Scott Hartnell
Timonen
Hartnell
Dainius Zubrus
Buffalo
Thomas Vanek
Vanek
Ottawa
Ray Emery
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Soren Hansen
Denmark
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Simon Khan
Colin Montgomerie
Martin Kaymer
Grand Blane
Mich
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