Inkster Overtakes Sorenstam For World Championship Title
Juli Inkster surged to a 6-under 66 final round at The Villages Florida to beat Annika Sorenstam by three strokes and win the Samsung World Championship of Women's Golf. Inkster finished 13-under 275 for $137,000, matching a course record set with Sorenstam. Sorenstam earned $78,500 after another runner-up finish this season.
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Huston caps banner season with Disney win
John Huston, leveraging a one time PGA Tour exemption, won Disney's National Car Rental Classic at Lake Buena Vista, finishing 16 under 272 to beat Davis Love III by one stroke. His fifth victory in 11 years boosted season earnings to 14 million, marking a remarkable turnaround from injuries and burnout.
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Pressure on the 125th spot fuels Horgan at Disney Classic
Horgan faced final 18th putt for career impact while John Huston won the Disney National Car Rental Classic by one stroke over Davis Love II. Horgan finished 4,204 behind, missing his tour card by a single stroke. Rinker surged to 120th with a 68 finish, McCallister held 43rd with 66, and others battled to climb the 125th money-list threshold.
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Knight proposes high school based college basketball recruitment reform
Indiana coach Bob Knight urged NCAA reform suggesting that college coaches evaluate players only in the players high school gym or in official high school games and state tournaments. He argued this would reduce outside influence and eliminate summer recruitment, while Delany and others discussed broader rules and camp involvement.
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Reid wins WBC title despite knockdowns
In Atlantic City, David Reid defeated James Coker over 12 rounds to claim the WBC Continental America title. Reid, 32, twice was knocked down in the 11th and 12th rounds but won on judges scores of 118-110, 119-111 and 117-111.
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