Mickelson captures GHC in Cromwell after late rally
Phil Mickelson fights back from past final-round collapses to shoot 2-under 66 and win the Greater Hartford Open by one stroke over Billy Andrade in Cromwell Connecticut. He finishes 16-under 264 for $558000, his 19th career victory and second this year.
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Fleisher’s Senior Open bid falls short at Saucon Valley
Fleisher, with a PGA Tour career win count of one in 28 years and 13 senior victories, led the final round at Saucon Valley last year before Nicklaus and Irwin surged. Irwin, after an early birdie, faltered with bogeys on 15 16 and 17 while Fleisher stayed in contention as Colbert briefly led before a late slide to 2 over.
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Justice may return to DL for groin setback
New York star David justice may go back on the 15 day disabled list after his Sunday 0 for 3 return in the Yankees 5 4 win over the Rays. Justice doubled in the second and hobbled, saying the same groin injury returned. Yankee manager Joe Torre will decide today.
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Rocker debuts to ovation in Indians loss to Royals
Cleveland fans greeted John Rocker with a thunderous standing ovation in his Jacobs Field debut during a 13-11 defeat to Kansas City. Rocker struck out two of three faced, earned two saves in three appearances, and praised by teammate Robbie Alomar.
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Indians Struggle as Starting Pitching Stumbles in Series Loss
Tribe slips in a lopsided series against Kansas City as starters Burha Colon and Nagy struggle, yielding 21 earned runs in 10 innings. Offense stays hot but late deficits doom them, with Raul Ibanez and Mike Sweeney leading Royals, while Manny Manuel laments lack of run support and asks for better act from rotation.
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