British Open Favorites Look at 1997 contenders
A survey of top contenders for the British Open highlights past winners like Price and Montgomerie, notes recent form and weather factors, and cites struggles at Troon and Troon related venues. The piece discusses injuries, comebacks, and mental toughness shaping expectations for the Open.
British Open at Troon faces veteran Baker-Finch doubt
Tan Baker-Finch, 86, struggles with back and shoulder pain and contemplates withdrawal after practicing at Troon. Tiger Woods leads betting with 5-1 odds. Els Montgomerie near 16-1, Lehman 12-1. Mark O'Meara, seeking first major, reflects on 17 years on tour and past near-misses in majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Falk
Troon
Bobby Jones
Sarazen
Arnotd Palmer
Sam
Greensboro
Western
Memoral
Scotland
Tan Baker-Finch
Erie
Tiger Woods
Arnold Palmer
Tom Weiskopf
Tom Watson
Mark Calcavecchia
Els
Montgomerie
Ladbrokes
Jan Wassell
Tiger
Woods
Lali
Tom Lehman
Loch Lomond
Faldo
Lehman
Norman
Nick Price
Mark O’meara
O'Meara
Birkle
O’meara
Montgomerie Faces Pressure After Major Drought
The Scotsman Montgomerie speaks of mounting pressure from not winning a major as he prepares for Royal Troon. Analysts Price and Lehman debate when his major breakthrough will come, while Woods and Montgomerie clash in the backdrop with hopes of lifting the Claret Jug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon
Tom Watson
Jeff “Squeeky
Medien
Price
Nick Price
Monty
Tom Lehman
Lehman
Montgomerie
Europe
Ullrich takes stage win and leads Tour de France
German rider Jan Ullrich wins the mountain stage from Luchon to Arcalis and seizes the overall yellow jersey, leading Richard Virenque by 2 minutes 38 seconds with Abraham Olano in third. Cedric Vasseur drops from the lead as Ullrich becomes the main favorite to win the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullrich
Arcalis
Andorra
Jan Ullrich
Germany
Greg LeMond
LeMond
Ulrich
Luchon
France
Marco Pantini
Italy
Richard Virenque
Virenque
Abraham Olano
Spain
Cedric Vasseur
Pyrenees
Irabu struggles as Indians pound Yankees in heat
Terry Pluto notes Kaz Ishii Irabu fails to impress in New York's 93 degree game. The rookie losed control with many middle pitches while Tribe hitters Thome Grissom and Williams connected for power. Weathers Lopez and the Indians bullpen contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irabu
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Tribe
David Weathers
Albie Lopez
Matt Williams
Jim Thome
Thome
Jack Morris
Indians
Shitter Fernandez
Grissom
Williams
Detroit
Yankee
Rilke Cannons
Tigers
Tampa
Trabu
Yankees
Toyota
Typhoon Irabu
Joe DiMaggio
Regis Philbin
George Steinbrenner
Gosek dominates Flemington ISA race in track record
New York racer Joe Gosek shattered the Flemington Speedway track mark on a repaved surface, timing 152.542 mph in the 100 lap ISA feature and taking the lead from Gary Morton midway. Morton finished second with Russ Wood third. Bentley Warren was 10th and Elyrian Denny Fisher 16th. Joe Grunda had an engine blow in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
New York
Joe Gosek
Flemington Speedway
Gosek
Gary Morton
Morton
Russ Wood
Sandusky Speedway
Bentley Warren
Elyrian
Denny Fisher
Sheffield Township
Joe Grunda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mick Price
Jose Maria Slazabal
DNP
Alley
fate-Iron
Ernie Els
Lytham
Augusta
Colin Montgomerie
Greg Norman
Hora Talline
Milnaiimen
Jesper Parnevik
Bilt
Tumberry
Pace
Frank Nobilo
Bernhard Langer
Harry Vardon
David Duval
St. Andrews
Ander
Brad Faxon
Ron Sirak
Associated Press
Robert Millward Associated Press
Nick Faldo
Colm Montgom
Ere
Majoriess O'Meara
United States
Royal Troon
States
Evander Holyfield
America
Pluto
Tro
Terry Pluto
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