Webb captures second consecutive U S Women's Open title
Karrie Webb dominated at Pine Needles to win the U S Women's Open by eight strokes, finishing 72 holes at 273 seven under par. Se Ri Pak took second with a 72 while Dottie Pepper closed strong at 69, Annika Sorenstam finished 14 back. The Australian earned a $526,000 prize, the largest ever in women's golf, and moved past the $7 million career earnings mark.
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Woods Clinches Third Straight PGA Event With Dominant Comeback
Tiger Woods overcome a one stroke deficit after three rounds and surge to a four stroke lead on the final round to win, matching a PGA Tour feat not seen since 1980. He birdied the 15th to seal the victory as Azinger faltered with a water-filled fifth hole and pars.
Azinger’s costly risk at Memorial ends in defeat
Paul Azinger squandered a potential win after a bold 238 yard 3 wood attempt into a creek on the par six fifth at the Memorial. Tiger Woods seized control as Azinger bogeyed and finished tied for second ten under, seven behind Woods.
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Nagy Returns to Form Drives Indians Past Yankees in Long Awaited Return
Charles Nagy, the veteran right hander from Fairfield Connecticut roots, delivers a strong spring and a durable late inning comeback for the Cleveland Indians against the New York Yankees. He insists speed is not everything, citing a controlled 86 to 91 mph repertoire with movement that beats straight heat. Nagy earned a 4-3 win with 12 groundouts and a composed mindset, praised by manager Charlie Manuel for defying radar gun chatter and stepping up when the team needed him.
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Fryman makes first year return in win over Yankees
Travis Fryman, back from a right elbow injury, handled two chances for the Indians in his first start of the season at Yankee Stadium. He noted elbow strength, shoulder irritation, and the faster pace of major league action as New York fell 4 3.
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Indians send Bartolo Colon for elbow exam in Cleveland
Bartolo Colon was sent to Lutheran Hospital for elbow evaluation after swelling was noted. If he misses a start, Indians may recall Steve Woodard from Buffalo. Meanwhile the Twins surge with strong pitching and a lineup anchored by Doug Mientkiewicz who hits .349 with nine homers and 39 RBIs.
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Nagy Amazes Tribe With Seven Inning Start In Relief Burden
Cleveland righty Nagy threw 83 pitches over seven innings allowing one run on Derek Jeter's first inning homer. Though velocity hovered around 85 87 mph, teammates praised his control and command as he neared a rotation spot. Alomar credited Nagy's mix and tempo, while Pettitte matched him for eight innings before Almanzar and Brosius altered the late score.
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