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Athletes Team up for a Good Cause A52 SPORTS GOLF SHRINERS HOSPITALS OPEN Yoon Kyung Heo .3.......................... 6-36—72 Amelia Lewis .3............................... 8-41—79 At Las Vegas —Par 71 Mi Jung Hur .3................................. 6-36—72 Ha-Na Jang .3.................................. 7-43—80 Athletes team up Leaderboard at time of suspended play Su-Yeon Jang .3............................... 6-36—72 Paula Creamer .4............................. 0-41—81 score thru Cristie Kerr .3................................... 5-37—72 TREIBER MEMORIAL 1. Martin Laird .-........................... 7FHyo Joo Kim .3................................. 6-36—72 At Wheatley Hills GC —Par 72 1. Stewart Cink .-.......................... 7FAzahara Munoz .3............................ 7-35—72 Stableford Scoring 3. Russell Knox.-............................ 6FYani Tseng .3................................... 9-33—72 Grant Sturgeon .4.............................. -13--17 4. Bo Van Pelt .-............................ 5FJin Young Ko .3................................ 7-36—73 Mark Brown .8..................................... -8--16 4. Jarrod Lyle.-............................... 5FLydia Ko.3........................................ 8-35—73 Frank Bensel .5.................................. -10--15 foragood cause 4. Hideki Matsuyama .-.................. 5FBrittany Lang .3............................... 6-37—73 Nick Bova .6......................................... -7--13 4. Brian Stuard.-............................ 5FMeena Lee.3.................................... 6-37—73 Ben Polland .1.................................... -11--12 4. Andrew Svoboda.-..................... 5FAnna Nordqvist .3............................ 4-39—73 Nick Beddow .3.................................... -9--12 BY SAL CACCIATORE 4. Sam Saunders.-......................... 5FPornanong Phatlum .3..................... 5-38—73 Jason Caron .6...................................... -6--12 Gerina Piller.3.................................. 7-36—73 [email protected] WORLD MATCH PLAY Paul Dickinson.1..................................... -7--8 Morgan Pressel.3............................. 5-38—73 Tim Puetz.1............................................ -7--8 At Ash, England —Par 72 Seul AYoon .3................................. 8-35—73 Matthew Sita.1...................................... -6--7 Second Round Kyu Jung Baek .3............................. 6-38—74 Paul Selvaggio .6.................................... -1--7 Suffolk CC athletes traded in their Victor Dubuisson, France, def. Shane Jennifer Johnson .3.......................... 8-36—74 Matt Noel.4............................................ -2--6 usual blue jerseys for pink ones yester- Lowry, Ireland, 3and 2 Ha-Neul Kim.3................................. 5-39—74 Sean Quinlivan.7................................... --1--6 Pablo Larrazabal, Spain, def. Stephen Sei Young Kim .3............................. 6-38—74 Greg Bisconti .6.................................... --1--5 day. Gallacher, Scotland, 1up Katherine Kirk.3............................... 5-39—74 Pete Catanzaro .2................................... -2--4 The Sharks women’s soccer and vol- Mikko Ilonen, Finland, def. Graeme Mc- Mi Hyang Lee .3............................... 5-39—74 Anthony Casalino.4................................ -0--4 Dowell,Northern Ireland, 2and 1 leyball gamesagainst Nassau CC were Min Lee .3........................................ 8-36—74 Michael Sweeney.6............................... --4--2 Joost Luiten, Netherlands, def. Alexander Se Ri Pak .3...................................... 7-37—74 Kyle Baehler.1........................................ -0--1 played to raisemoney and awareness to Levy, France, 4and 3 Lizette Salas .3................................ 5-39—74 Kirk Satterfield .1................................. --1--0 Henrik Stenson, Sweden,def. Francesco fight breast cancer and benefit The Side- Angela Stanford .3........................... 7-37—74 Tom Withee.1....................................... --1--0 Molinari, Italy, 2and 1 Mariajo Uribe .3............................... 7-37—74 Charlie Meola .2................................... --3---1 Out Foundation. George Coetzee, South Africa, def. Line Vedel .3.................................... 8-36—74 John Kuntz .2....................................... --6---4 Thongchai Jaidee, Thailand, 2and 1 “It’s abig event and it’s alot of fun get- Na Yeon Choi .3............................... 8-37—75 Jamie Donaldson, Wales, def. Jonas Blixt, SENIOR TREIBER MEMORIAL Mina Harigae .3................................ 9-36—75 ting everybody involved,” Suffolk athlet- Sweden, 3and 2. At Wheatley Hills GC —Par 72 ic director Joe Kosena said. “This the Patrick Reed, United States, def. Paul Danielle Kang .3............................... 8-37—75 Stableford Scoring Casey, England, 2and 1 I.K. Kim.3......................................... 7-38—75 Craig Thomas .1.................................. -12--13 fifthyear we’re doing it. Last year, we Min-Sun Kim .3................................ 7-38—75 Bill Van Orman .1................................. -9--10 KEB HANABANK CHAMPIONSHIP Min-Young Lee .3............................. 9-36—75 Tom Sutter.4........................................ -6--10 raised $8,500 and over the last four At Incheon, South Korea —Par 72 Haru Nomura .3............................... 9-36—75 Charlie Bolling.4..................................... -5--9 we’ve raised over $22,000. All the Haeji Kang .3.................................... 4-33—67 Hee Young Park .4........................... 0-35—75 Darrell Kestner.0.................................... -7--7 money goes to The Side-Out Founda- Ilhee Lee .3...................................... 2-37—69 Jenny Shin.3.................................... 8-37—75 Mike Diffley .4....................................... -2--6 Minjee Lee.3.................................... 3-36—69 Sarah Jane Smith .3........................ 6-39—75 Grant Turner .1...................................... -3--4 tion.”The event brought in more that Mirim Lee .3.................................... 5-34—69 In Gee Chun .3.................................. 8-38—76 Dan Tzivanis .0.................................... --2---2 $8,000, according to Kosena. Catriona Matthew .3........................ 5-34—69 Austin Ernst .3................................. 9-37—76 John Sanges.2..................................... --4---2 Amy Yang.3..................................... 6-33—69 Natalie Gulbis .3............................... 9-37—76 Jeff Warne .1....................................... --4---3 “We decorate and get the whole school Hee-Kyung Bae .3............................ 3-37—70 Pernilla Lindberg .3.......................... 7-39—76 involved,” Suffolk CC volleyball player Chella Choi.3.................................... 7-33—70 Caroline Masson .3.......................... 9-37—76 Sandra Gal .3.................................... 6-34—70 So Yeon Ryu .3................................. 6-40—76 TRANSACTIONS Jamie Brett said. “We sell raffle tickets, Eun-Hee Ji .3.................................... 6-34—70 Kris Tamulis .3................................ 9-37—76 and baskets, we do bake sales. It feels real- Kim Kaufman .3............................... 6-34—70 Michelle Wie .3................................ 8-38—76 BASEBALL ly good,mostly because for alot of us, our Brittany Lincicome.3........................ 4-36—70 Jodi Ewart Shadoff.3....................... 5-42—77 American League Suzann Pettersen .3........................ 6-34—70 Belen Mozo .3.................................. 7-40—77 moms,our grandmas, our aunts, they’ve TEXAS : Named Jeff Banister manager. Beatriz Recari .3............................... 6-34—70 Jiyai Shin .3...................................... 9-38—77 been affected by breast cancer somehow. Shanshan Feng .3............................. 5-36—71 Lexi Thompson .3............................. 7-40—77 National League Julieta Granada .3............................ 6-35—71 Christina Kim .3............................... 8-40—78 ARIZONA : Named Mark Grace assistant hit- It’s nice to play ourpart.” Karine Icher .3................................. 5-36—71 Jessica Korda .3............................... 9-39—78 ting coach, Andy Green third base coach, Glenn Sherlock bench coach, Henry Blanco “Every year, it gets bigger and bigger Moriya Jutanugarn .3....................... 5-36—71 Mo Martin .4................................... 0-38—78 coach and bullpencatcher, Mike Harkey and my smile gets bigger and bigger,” Jung-Min Lee .3............................... 4-37—71 Thidapa Suwannapura .3................. 9-39—78 pitching coach, Dave McKay first base coach, Inbee Park .3.................................... 5-36—71 Pei-Yun Chien .4............................... 1-38—79 Mel Stottlemyre Jr. bullpen coach and Turn- Sharks coach Kim Simpson said. “To see er Ward hitting coach. that we’re able to come together for a American Association great cause that affects so many of us, it’s BETTING LINE GRAND PRAIRIE : Released RHP Ryan Sear- le. an amazing thing.” GLANTZ-CULVER LINE Clemson 545BOSTON COLLEGE BASKETBALL “It started with just the volleyball 1 HOME TEAM IN CAPS OKLAHOMA 755/2 Kansas St. National Basketball Association team andthen acouple of years after NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES IDAHO 568New Mexico St. SOUTH ALABAMA 20 56 Georgia St. MILWAUKEE : Exercised the third-year con- WALSH Tomorrow —Ifnecessary tract option on G-F Giannis Antetokounmpo that, the cheer and dance
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