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Time: 04-28-2012 21:50 User: rtaylor2 PubDate: 04-29-2012 Zone: KY Edition: 1 Page Name: C15 Color: CyanMagentaYellowBlack KY SPORTS | courier-journal.com/sports THE COURIER-JOURNAL | SUNDAY,APRIL 29, 2012 | C15 To report sports scores GOLF GOLF E-mail [email protected] or call the PGA Tour Zurich Classic sports desk at 502-582-4361, or toll free at 1-800- Saturday at Avondale,La. Scorecard ThirdRound 765-4011,ext. 4361 Jason Dufner 67-65-67-199 Dufner takes Graham DeLaet 68-67-66-201 Jeffersonville,16-3 ½. John Rollins 67-66-69-202 BASEBALL HOCKEY HIGH SCHOOL Ernie Els 66-68-68-202 800—1. Pfeifer,McAuley, Ryan Palmer 72-67-64-203 International NHL SPORTS 2L12.94; 2. Receveur,Assumption, North WLPct. GB PLAYOFFS Baseball Steve Stricker 66-68-69-203 2:16.78; 3. Maggie Allen, Sacred Cam. Tringale 65-70-68-203 2-strokelead Pawtucket 15 7.682 — CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS LIT Heart, 2:19.33; 4. Katie Tarver, LukeDonald 73-65-66-204 Lehigh Valley 13 9.591 2 Friday’sgame Bowl. Green ....330 000 0-681 Houston, 2:19.62. 1 KenDuke65-68-71-204 Buffalo 13 10 .565 2 ⁄2 Phoenix 4, Nashville 3, OT,Phoe- Male .................400 0010-563 Pole vault—1. Rachael Kavga- Ben Curtis 67-70-68-205 Scranton/WB 10 10 .500 4 nix leads series 1-0 WP -Moore (4-0). LP -Adams zoff,Floyd Central,10-0; 2. Jada Rickie Fowler 71-65-69-205 Rochester 913.409 6 Saturday’sgames (3-1).2B-Hollis (BG). Records - Parker,Houston, 9-6; 3. Devin Doss, Alex Cejka 70-69-67-206 Lewis leads at Syracuse 814.364 7 NY Rangers 3, Washington 1, NY Bowling Green 18-1, Male 17-6. Marshall County, 9-0; 4, Samantha J.B.Holmes 71-67-68-206 South WLPct. GB Rangers leads series 1-0 Warren East .....000 010 0-121 Bowling, Bardstown, 9-0. D. Summerhays 68-70-68-206 Mobile Bay Gwinnett 16 7.696 — Los Angeles at St. Louis J'town.............. 100300 x-492 3,200—1. Emily Bean, Assump- Greg Chalmers 70-64-72-206 Charlotte 12 11 .522 4 Sunday’sgames WP -Davis (4-3). LP -Murphy tion, 11:05.80; 2. Katie Lever,John Webb Simpson 68-72-67-207 1 Norfolk 713.350 7 ⁄2 New Jersey at Philadelphia, 3 (0-1).2B-Davis (J), Hagan (J). 3B - Hardin, 11:09.22; 3. Lauren Carmo- George McNeill 70-70-67-207 Associated Press Durham 617.261 10 Nashville at Phoenix, 8 Jenkins (WE), Blackwell (J), Stout dy, Sovereign Grace (Tenn.), Justin Rose 72-67-68-207 West WLPct. GB Monday, April 30 (J). 11:13.62; 4. Maddox Patterson, Scott Piercy 72-66-69-207 Toledo 14 8.667 — Washington at NY Rangers,7:30 Ryle ..................000 022 0-450 Sayre,11:13.90. Kyle Reifers 69-68-70-207 Jason Dufner shot a5- 1 Bubba Watson 71-71-65-207 Columbus 11 10 .524 2 ⁄2 Tuesday, May 1 J'town .............100110 2-513 1 1,600 relay—1. Morgan Park under 67 to take atwo- 1 New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 Russell Knox 69-64-74-207 Indianapolis 11 10 .524 2 ⁄2 WP -Eberling (4-3). LP -Comora 3:59.66; 2. Sacred Heart 4:07.15;3. Stuart Appleby 69-69-70-208 stroke lead over Graham Louisville 814.364 6 Wednesday, May 2 (0-1).2B-Davis 2(J), Maerz (J), Oldham County 4:07.74; 4. Male NY Rangers at Washington, 7:30 James Driscoll 73-65-70-208 Friday’sgames Sumrall (J). Records -Ryle 15-8, Jef- 4:07.97. DeLaet after the third Phoenix at Nashville,9 TimHerron 69-68-71-208 Buffalo 7, Rochester 3 fersontown 14-10. Triple jump—1. Kenya Johnson, Thursday, May 3 Daniel Chopra 66-70-72-208 round of the Zurich Clas- Charlotte at Syracuse,ppd. Daviess Co.......000 000 2-232 Male,34-8 ¼;2.Keturah Smith, Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:30 William McGirt 70-69-70-209 sic on Saturday in Avon- Gwinnett 3, Toledo 2 Ballard...............100100 1-351 Male,34-5 ½;3.Alise Parker,Hous- St. Louis at Los Angeles,10 Jason Kokrak 70-70-69-209 Columbus 4, Pawtucket 1 WP -Boone (4-2). LP -Pedley ton, 34-0; 4. Zahara Gully, Manual, Jimmy Walker 70-71-68-209 dale, La. Indianapolis 13,Durham 2 (2-2). 2B -Phan (B). Records -Da- 32-11 ½. Jonas Blixt 68-70-71-209 Winless in163starts on Scranton/WB 3, Lehigh Valley 1 viess County 8-13,Ballard 16-7. 1,600 relay—1. Belleville West David Hearn 68-73-68-209 Louisville 2, Norfolk 1 COLLEGE SPORTS Bryan Station.001 000 5-611 0 3:22.76; 2. Houston 3:23.87; 3. Charles Howell III 71-66-72-209 the U.S. PGA Tour,Dufn- Saturday’sgames Baseball Butler................020 000 0-240 North Hardin 3:25.74; 4. Mercer Chris Stroud 66-71-72-209 er lost playoffs last year Jason Dufner hits from Syracuse 5, Charlotte 3, 1st Kentucky ......000 000 030 -381 WP -Chlebowy. LP -Ferriell.2B- County 3:26.90. Erik Compton 69-68-72-209 Buffalo 4, Rochester 3 Vanderbilt.....020 10001x -470 Carden (BUT), Jenkins (BS), Mayle Discus—1. Leah Wolf,Floyd Cen- Rocco Mediate 71-65-73-209 to Mark Wilson in the under the trees on the (BS), Burdette (BS). HR -Bollmer Charlotte 11,Syracuse 1, 2nd WP -Clinard (5-2). LP -Mahar tral,126-3;2.Alexandra Grant, Fern Kris Blanks 69-68-72-209 Phoenix Open and Kee- second hole. CRYSTAL Indianapolis 2, Durham 0 (3-3). 2B -Cousino (UK), Conde (V). (BS). Records -Bryan Station 17-8, Creek,118-3; 3. Taylor Bove,McAu- Camilo Villegas 69-66-74-209 gan Bradley in the U.S. LOGIUDICE/US PRESSWIRE Gwinnett 8, Toledo 3 3B -Navin (V). HR -Navin (V). Rec- Butler 18-8. ley, 116-0’ 4. Liz Gruenschlaeger, David Toms 72-68-70-210 Scranton/WB at Lehigh Valley ords -Kentucky 36-8, Vanderbilt DeSales .............000 010 0-130 Newport Central Catholic, 112-5. Seung-Yul Noh 70-69-71-210 PGA Championship for 20-23. Butler ................130000 x-471 Walden Invitational David Mathis 72-69-69-210 Pawtucket at Columbus Greg Owen 70-69-71-210 two of his three career join Steve Stricker and Louisville at Norfolk UConn..........000 500 001-6101 WP -Carden. LP -Luckett. 2B - Team scores -St. Henry 215, Louisville ...012 502 40x -14103 Weiter (D), Ferriell (B). Records - South Oldham 86, Presentation 75, Brian Davis 71-67-72-210 runner-up finishes. He Cameron Tringale at 13 Sunday’sgames Bobby Gates 71-65-74-210 Rochester at Buffalo WP -Kime (1-0). LP -Ward (3-3). DeSales 11-16,Butler 18-7. Moore 66, Franklin County 63, Col- had a17-under 199total at under.Tringale had a68, 2B -Martin, Mazilli (Con), Lucas, Paul Dunbar.....000 0210-372 lins 36, Collegiate 35, Spencer Matt Jones 72-70-68-210 Pawtucket at Columbus Fred Funk 72-67-72-211 Louisville at Norfolk, 1:15 Ijames (UL). 3B -Young (UL). Rec- CAL.....................015 000 x-681 County 13,North Bullitt 12,Walden TPC Louisiana. and Stricker a69. WP -Thompson (4-1).LP-Martin 10,St. Francis 9. David Duval 72-69-70-211 Scranton/WB at Lehigh Valley ords -Connecticut 23-20, Louisville Mark Anderson 69-70-72-211 Trying to overcome a Gwinnett at Toledo 31-12. (0-1).2B-Dibble (CAL), Brummer 100 -Tolbert (M), 12.8. 200 -Gill (PD). Records -Paul Dunbar 12-12, Chris DiMarco 71-70-70-211 recent string of weekend LPGA Charlotte at Syracuse Bellarmine ..100001 002 -412 0 (SO), 27. 400 -Connett (SH),1:01.8. Patrick Reed 71-70-70-211 Indianapolis at Durham Lewis.............000 000 001-164 Christian Academy 16-8. 800 -Svec (SH), 2:24.9.1600 -Svec Hank Kuehne 71-70-70-211 collapses, Dufner birdied Stacy Lewis birdied Midwest League WP -Grana (7-2). LP -Helwich LaRue County ..100200 0-371 (SH), 5:15.6. 3200 -Hinken (SH), J.J. Henry 69-72-70-211 three of the first four five of the last seven Friday’sgames (5-1).Records -Bellarmine 22-21, Southern...........101 000 0-253 11:22.3.100hurdles -Eltzroth (SH), Will Claxton 72-69-70-211 Lansing 4, Kane County 2 Lewis 29-14. WP -Johnson. LP -Williams.2B- 15.9. 300 hurdles -Burke(SH), John Senden 72-70-69-211 holes to get to 15 under, holes for her second Clinton 7, Great Lakes 1 Bellarmine .......200 000 3-580 S. Belt (S), Tucker (S). 50.3. 4x100relay -St. Henry, 53. Bren. de Jonge 73-69-69-211 holing 50-foot putt on the straight 5-under 67 and a Peoria 3, LakeCounty 0 Lewis................000 002 0-273 Highlands.........000 700 0-793 4x200 relay -St. Henry, 1:50.3. John Merrick 72-70-69-211 Burlington 10,Fort Wayne 1 WP -Sterrett (3-3). LP -Warner No.Bullitt.........112210 1-8102 4x400 relay -St. Henry, 4:17.1. Gr.McDowell 69-73-69-211 par-4 fourth and a25-foot- two-stroke lead over Beloit 6, Bowling Green 3 (0-2). Records -Bellarmine 23-21, WP -Stinnett (4-3). LP -Murray 4x800 relay -Presentation, 10:32. Miguel Carballo 69-70-73-212 er on the par-4 fifth. friend Brittany Linci- (3-2). 2B -Lester (H), Martin (H), High jump -Knaley (SH),4-1. Long South Bend 5, Cedar Rapids 3 Lewis 29-15.
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    2017 CareerBuilder Challenge (The 10th of 45 events in the PGA TOUR Season) La Quinta, Calif. Jan. 16-22, 2017 Purse: $5,800,000 ($1,044,000 to the winner) 500 FedExCup points to winner (SC) Stadium/PGA West Par/Yards: 72/7,113 (NT) Nicklaus Tournament/PGA West Par/Yards: 72/7,159 (LQ) La Quinta Country Club Par/Yards: 72/7,060 Second-Round Notes – Friday, January 20, 2017 Weather: Mostly cloudy with areas of rain. High of 63. Wind NE to SSE 8-15 mph. Second-Round Leaderboard Hudson Swaffor d 65-65—130 (-14) LQ-NT Dominic Bozzelli 64-67—131 (-13) SC-LQ Danny Lee 67-64—131 (-13) SC-LQ Brendan Steele 68-64—132 (-12) LQ-NT Brian Harman 67-65—132 (-12) NT-SC Hudson Swafford Making his fourth consecutive start in the CareerBuilder Challenge, Hudson Swafford posted a bogey-free 65 on the Nicklaus Tournament Course to lead by one. This marks Swafford’s second lead/co-lead after any round on the PGA TOUR. He previously held a share of the lead with five others after the first round of the 2014 OHL Classic at Mayakoba (T51). In last week’s Sony Open in Hawaii, Swafford ranked within the top three on the leaderboard through the first three rounds (R1/62/2nd, R2/68/T3, R3/66/T3), before a final-round 1-over 71 resulted in a T13 finish. Swafford’s 130 total through the first two rounds is the same as his opening 36 at Waialae CC last week (62-68).