Allenby says Open setup true test as links wind rage
Robert Allenby declares Royal Troon a true test of links golf with greens playable and set up to demand skill. He notes the wind at St Andrews and past Open conditions, cites Eli’s betting favorite and predicts rough weather challenges for leaders.
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Allenby
Shinnecock
Royal Troon
St. Andrews
John Daly
Waads
Woods
Eli
Greg Nori
Lee Westwood
Muirfield
Porzak battles through first round at Westfield Junior PGA
Porzak, 17, Poway California, started slow but fought to a 78 in the Westfield Junior PGA Championship opening round. Hud-son Swafford leads on 63 with Swafford, Deforest, Savage and Emerich within a stroke. Porzak reflects on his growth and pressure as he tries to repeat past success.
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Westfield
Adam Porzak
Poway
Calif
Westfield Group Country Club
Porzak
Illes
Crean
Porgak
Brough
Swafford
Stephanie Kane
Kathleen White
Tallahassee
Fla
New York
Chris Deforest
Matt Savage
Louisville
Joe Em
Westfield Junior PGA Championship aims for Ryder Cup berth
The Westfield Junior PGA Championship at Westfield South Course on Sept 11-12 awards 400 points for a win, boosting Ryder Cup prospects for top boys and girls under 16. Chase Wright leads boys standings with 2001 Callaway Golf Junior Series points. Jessica Smith tops girls list as 116 players compete amid college coaches’ visits.
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Westfield
Westfield Group Country Club
U.S
South Course
Chase Wright
Muncie
Ind
Callaway Golf Pga
Seri Westfield
Wright
Chase Carpenter
Salyersville
Dustin Walker
Greenbrier,tenn
Kyle English
Bloomington
Tyler Prasel
Troy, Mo
John Paymek
Washington, Pa
Tripoli Country Club
Milwaukee
Popeck
English
Carpenter
Walker
Peasel
Jessica Smith
Louisville
Candace Schepperle
Hoover
Ala
Tessa Teachman
Webster
N.Y
Angela Oh
Maple Shade
N.J. Smith
Schepperle
Gavs
Austin
Wake Forest
Virginia
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Reifers tops the men in Ohio Amateur round two
Kyle Reifers and his father Randy lead the Ohio Amateur field as swirled winds shuffle scores at Columbus Country Club. Kyle holds a two stroke edge over five rivals after a second round 72 while Randy sits five behind. Other contenders include Alex Antonio and Blake Sattler at two under 142.
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Termice Park Country Club
Kyle
Kyle Reifers
Reifers
Randy Ad
Ntl
Robert Gerwin
Ohio State
Alex Antonio
Bentleyville
University of Akron
Blake Sattler
Dublin
John Bishop
Jon Eggleton
Hatavia
Findlay
Thomas Yearner
Lindenschmidt Leads Women in Ohio Amateur Match Play
Lindenschmidt, 16, from Chester, dominates the Women’s Ohio Amateur, defeating Ant Brown of Miamiville 6 and 4 to reach the next round. She had previously won the Ohio Junior Girl title, and the field awaits a first-time champion as past victors struggle in later rounds at Terrace Park Country Club.
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Kereey Lindenschmidt
Wast Chester
Ohio Ampateur
Ant Brown
Miamiville
Mason
Lindenschmitt
Ohio
Brown
Lindauschmid
Pat Mitton
Munroe Falla
Dinni Schwab
Baswarcrenk
Cincinnati
Janie Kline
Mitton
Gari Mazinga
Akron
Schwab
Dublin
Amber Churchil
Canton
Suzie Spatelson
Kiare
Terrace Park Country Glubs Sertlhies Toclay
TB Notes
Mn Acs
Armstrong gains time in Tour Montain stage finish
Lance Armstrong shaved seconds off rivals in the Bastille Day mountain stage from Limoges to Saint Flour. Richard Virenque won the stage with Thomas Voeckler retaining the overall lead, while Armstrong stayed close to Ullrich and trailed Virenque by 9 minutes 35 seconds heading into the next day. Hamilton and Heras faltered as a 14 rider group finished seven seconds back.
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Saint-Flour
France
Lance Armstrong
Armstrong
Jegs
Tyler Hamilton
Roberto Heras
Jan Ulrich
Bastille Day
Richard Virengui
Thomas Voeckler
Voeckler
Limoges
Ullrich
Aue
Saint-Piour
Richard Virenque
Clulk
United States
Pastal-Berg
Jan Ulich
Germany
T-Mobiln Taam
Samme
Franch
Thomas Voeckier
Braches la Boulangere
Virenque
Ivan Basso
Iban Maya
Hamilton and
Heras
Cluie
Greg Lemond
Laurent Fignon
Ex-Force Star Marinaro Not Returning to Cleveland
Hector Marinaro, indoor soccer legend and former Cleveland Crunch star, will not return to the Cleveland Force for a farewell season. He remains undecided on future work in Chicago or California, whether to play professional soccer or enter business full time, and notes changes to Force health coverage and camp earnings as factors in his departure. He was selected by the Chicago Storm in the MIS Expansion Draft last month.
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Cleveland
Hector Marinao
Chicago
California
Cleveland Force
Cleveland Crunch
Force
Marinera
Chicago Storm
Marinaro
Paul Garofolo
Crunch
Garofolo
Marinato
Marinao
MISL
Jaye Cavallo
Cavallo
Garofalo
Hector
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Golfweek
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Honolulu
White
Waukegan
Jil
Christy Yun
University Place
Wash
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Albuquerque
Westfeld Hotel
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Golfwenk
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Mandi Hi Bald
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Eader Thomas Vouckter
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