Woods ends winless drought with BellSouth Classic victory
Tiger Woods barely holds off Jay Don Blake to win the BellSouth Classic by one stroke at Sugarloaf, ending a 10 month drought despite shaky start and late escape on a soggy course. Blake finishes runner up at 272 as Esteban Toledo and Steve Flesch tie for third.
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Mucha Wins Sara Lee Classic In Sudden Death Playoff
Mucha survived a four player playoff in Nashville Tennessee to claim the Sara Lee Classic title after birdieing the second playoff hole on the par 3 17th. Lopez Andrews and Lidback tied and were eliminated in the late dusk. Mucha finished with six birdies and a 69 for a 203 total, her first win since 1996 and fifth overall.
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Indians Hold Off Rangers As Burkett Struggles
Texas jumped on Jaret Wright early and built a lead, but the Indians rallied behind Omar Vizquel and Jim Thome. Burkett, rarely trusted in Texas rotation, pitched well enough to win while Wright faltered, leaving Cleveland’s late scoring to seal the game.
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Jacks Power Play Pushes Lead In Postseason Rally
Jacks added a power play goal as Harkins beat David Littman low to the glove side, giving the Lumberjacks a league high 17 postseason points and goals in all nine playoff games. Pearson and McDonough sparked Orlando early in the second, while Littman denied Cleveland’s late surge.
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Solar Bears Rally Falls Short to Jacks in Overtime Loss
Orlando beats Jack in period one with power play goals by Hartz and Pearson, followed by CLE scoring, then ORL McDonough and Pachorcas tied late. Goleman saves 32, Draper stops 34 as goal totals reach 3-2 with 57 shots by CLE and 37 by ORL.
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Let High School Kids Go Pro If They Choose
The author argues 18 year olds entering the NBA from high school merit pro careers over college, noting GMs chase early stardom, the risk of skipping college, and the possible return later to education. He critiques the sports culture that pressures teens to pursue pro money rather than study.
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Correction on Oberlin lacrosse All American Joe Horn image
A Sunday Chronicle caption misidentified Joe Horn as No 10. Horn, Oberlin College’s first All American lacrosse player, played for the alumni in Saturday’s match commemorating five years of Oberlin lacrosse.
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