Tiger Woods rallies to fourth at Memorial in windy finale
Tiger Woods shot 7-under 65 in the final round at Muirfield Village to finish tied for fourth after a rough 6-over 42 on Saturday. He highlighted the day with an eagle on No. 15 and back-to-back birdies to end at 9 under before a late bogey. Masters champion Mike Weir also carded 65 to finish solo third at 10 under as Lee Trevino is announced as Memorial’s next honoree. Charles Howell III opened with 64 but finished 2 over, tied for 27th.
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Sorenstam wins Kellogg Keebler Classic in Australia
Annika Sorenstam returns to the LPGA Tour with a three stroke victory at the Kellogg Keebler Classic in Australia. She shot 1-under 71 to finish 17-under 199, earning $180,000 and moving back atop the money list, while Michairi McKay finished three behind at 14-under 202. More than 22,000 spectators watched the final round. Jim Ahern won the Champions Tour Music Grg Championship in Nashville with a 69, setting a 54-hole record of 196.
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Dramatic EC comeback beats Red Devils in extra innings
Elyria Catholic rallies in the 11th to force a tie and then wins on Jeff Hladun’s clutch single after Marty Koch and A J Dimenzo key plays. Bott, Traster, Bailosky, Zembillas, Quinn, Rossodivita, and Metzka figure in a tense late display.
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Perry Wins Memorial in Comeback Over Janzen and Woods
Perry, 42, won his second Memorial title after a brilliant start with 65 68 and a 70 on brutal Saturday. He led Janzen by four with birdies and weathered late bogeys to finish 17 under. Weir Woods and Singh chased but Perry’s front nine 32 sealed the victory and $900,000 purse.
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All Stars End Season With Red Blue Nine Inning Win
The All-Star game settled into a single nine inning contest after Saturday rainouts. Perez pitched well with five strikeouts and one walk over eight hits. Red side MVP Ryan Ponting and batters Hutman Goble Nel son Killiany supplied key hits as Firelands Avon Lake and other area players closed out high school careers with a 7-8 Red victory.
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