Lexi Thompson Wins Navistar LPGA at 16
Lexi Thompson claimed the Navistar LPGA Classic by five strokes to become the youngest winner in LPGA history. The Coral Springs teen finished 17 under 271, earning $195,000 and a potential LPGA membership pending exemptions. Tiffany Joh finished runner-up, Angela Stanford third, with Thompson’s win drawing praise from peers and officials.
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Scott Thompson
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Outback Steakhouse
Janie Jackson
Angela Stanford
Brittany Lang
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Meena Lee
Stacy Lewis
Tiffany
Indians Send $20,000 In Extension Trade
The Cleveland Indians wired twenty thousand dollars to Minnesota to finalize a prior trade. The New York Mets agreed with left hander Tim Burdak on a one year contract extension. The San Francisco Giants activated pitcher Brian Wilson from the 15 day disabled list. The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the council of presidents voted to admit Pittsburgh and Syracuse.
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Council of Presidents
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Joliet and River City Clash in Championship Series
In a best of five series Joliet leads River City 2 1 with games on Thursday and Friday results showing River City wins 8 to Joliet 5 and Joliet 3 to River City 1. The schedule includes games on Saturday Sunday and a possible tiebreaker Tuesday night.
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Joliet
River City
Scott Dixon
New Zealand
Golf results and players from Corde Valle event in California
Day 3 totals show USA leading Britain and Ireland 7 3 with overall USA 17 12 and BRITAIN IRELAND half. The list names players including Marty Jertson Danny Balin Sonny Skinner Robert Giles Faber Jamerson Brad Lardon Scott Erdmann Webb Simpson Dustin Johnson Justin Rose Luke Donald and others with scores and payoffs from multiple events.
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Calif
USA
Britain & Ireland
Marty Jertson
Phoenix
Craig Goodfellow
Cumbria
England
Danny Balin
Greenwich
Conn
Christopher Gill
Devon
Sonny Skinner
Sylvester
Stuart Little
Gloucestershire
Robert Giles
Newry
County Down
Ireland
Mike Small
Champaign
David Shacklady
Lancashire
David Hutsell
Baltimore
Mark Sheffie
Blue Bell
John Wells
Yorkshire
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Butler
Simon Edwards
Faber Jamerson
Appomattox
Gary Brown
North Yorkshire
Brad Lardon
College Station
Texas
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Knocknacarra
Scott Erdmann
Tigard
Ore
John Kennedy
Oxford
Webb Simpson
Dustin Johnson
Justin Rose
Luke Donald Vo
Matt Kuchar
Brandt Snedeker
Nick Watney
Chez Reavie
John Senden
Jason Day
Cog Hill Golf and Country Club
Lemont
Ill
Geoff Ogilvy
Luke Donald
Jason Dufner
Camilo Villegas
Brandt Jobe
K.J. Choi
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Robert Allenby
Sergio Garcia
Jimmy Walker
Mark Wilson
Brian Davis
Brendon de Jonge
Lucas Glover
Zach Johnson
Chris Kirk
Cameron Tringale
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Britain
Cog Hill
East Lake
Jay Don Blake
John Cook
Mark O’meara
Peter Senior
Korea
Tiger Woods
Woods
California
Non-conference Elyria tops Strongsville in football
Elyria defeats Strongsville 38 to 21 in a non-conference football matchup. Other activities include Patriot Athletic contests Firelands at Black River, Wellington at Brookside, and a full slate of golf, soccer, tennis and volleyball across area leagues with game times listed.
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Strongsville
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Brookside
Keystone
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Clearview
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Midview
Brunswick
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Akewood
West Shore
Avon
Rocky River
Solon
Berea
North Ridgeville
Vermilion
Lorain
Ambiguous scoring list with college teams and scores
A garbled sequence shows multiple college teams and scores such as St 19 Utah 19 Ohio St 16 Maryland 15 Mississippi St 14 Missouri 10 Arizona St 9 Notre Dame 8 San Dieg ot 8 Vanderbilt 8 Georgia 7 FIU 4 California 3 Navy 3 North Carolina 2 Annessee 2, lacking a clear event or context.
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Seven year Top 25 streak ends for Ohio State Buckeyes
Ohio State drops from the AP Top 25 for the first time in nearly seven years after a 24-6 loss to Miami. The slide ends a 103 straight appearances streak dating to November 20, 2004, with Oklahoma remaining No. 1 and LSU and Alabama swapping spots.
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