Wie’s bid at Winged Foot ends with early bogeys and crowd overrun
Michelle Wie faltered at Winged Foot after a misfire with the putter and a fan encounter. She finished tied for 58th as Brett Quigley set the course record and a playoff narrowed the field. Crowds followed Wie, causing pace issues and drawing praise for her birdie at 17.
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Poulter and Hayes Lead Ohio Open Qualifier Headlines
England's Ian Poulter and Canada's Benjamin Hayes posted 13 under 131 over 36 holes at Lakes and Brookside to headline the Ohio sectional qualifier for the U S Open at Winged Foot. A 12-man playoff determined the 21st and final spot from 144 players, with other pros like Woody Austin Bo Van Pelt Jeff Sluman Camilo Villegas and Jay Haas earning slots.
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Brind’Amour Delivers Second Night Goal In Finals Thriller
Cam Ward shines with 34 saves as Carolina edges Edmonton 4 3 in a dramatic comeback. Williams scores shorthanded winner at 9 58 of the third, Horcoff nearly seals it, Pronger nets first penalty shot in finals history. Game 2 moves to Raleigh Wednesday.
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Edmonton game details uncertain from OCR fragment
Fragmentary sports note references Edm 28 and tracing 17 Stan with car Pug Edmonton on 8 12 18 and 38. mentions Roloson 23 and Ws 28 teen 18 plus Carina Snees and Pierre.
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Hingis Advances as Monfils Exits at French Open
Hingis, age 25, shows resilience with a fifth straight day on court and a 12th seed comeback at Roland Garros. Julien Benneteau reaches his first Grand Slam quarterfinal after Alberto Martin of Spain withdraws with back trouble. he faces Ivan Ljubicic who defeats Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo. Hingis notes improvements since Australia while facing a demanding clay season.
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Nadal and Hingis Deliver At French Open Monday
The Round of 16 features Nadal defeating Hewitt and Hingis routing Peer. Federer and Nalbandian lead the quarterfinals field with Ancic, Davydenko, Clijsters, and Henin-Hardenne also advancing. Hingis posts 24 of 29 at the net as she progresses.
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Pletcher Seeks First Belmont Crown With Star Pair
Trainer Todd Pletcher aims for his first Triple Crown victory as Bluegrass Cat and Sunriver lead a strong Belmont field. With Barbaro and Bernardini out, Pletcher’s duo are among the favorites in a 12 horse race. Bluegrass Cat has graded stakes wins and Sunriver arrives off Peter Pan prep for Belmont day.
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