Singh shoots 63 to lead Buick Open at Warwick Hills
Vijay Singh fired a 63 to take the first round lead at the Buick Open in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Tiger Woods trailed by four, as Singh moved atop a crowded leaderboard that included defending champion Jim Furyk and several others. Woods battled early bogeys but closed strong, while Singh cited focus on his game rather than ranking.
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Jacobsen leads U S Senior Open after first round
Peter Jacobsen, hobbling from hip surgery, shot 6 under par with a six birdie burst on the back nine to hold the first round lead at the Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis. Stadler and St. Louis-area players chased, amid favorable conditions and a $2.6 million purse.
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Stupples Leads at Women's British Open with 65
Karen Stupples fired a bogey free 7 under 65 to take a three shot lead at the Women's British Open in Sunningdale England. Annika Sorenstam sits four under alongside several others including Yeon Lee Gulbis Matthew Blomkvist Havert with Meg Mallon opening 75.
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Defense claims Bryant accuser profited from compensation funds
Kobe Bryant's defense argues the accuser received about $20 000 from a crime victims compensation fund creating a financial incentive to continue the case. The defense says that money could offset any future reimbursement to the state, while prosecutors and the accuser dispute the claim as tabloid.
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