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Numbers Game Rookie Contract in Football History This Day In Sports 1965 — The New York Jets sign Alabama quarterback PUZZLES Joe Namath for a reported $400,000, the most lucrative SUDOKU Numbers Game rookie contract in football history. C4 Antelope Valley Press, Wednesday, January 2, 2019 Morning rush McIlroy’s next chapter all about America Valley Press news services By DOUG FERGUSON few are willing to say, either Associated Press VICTORY out of loyalty or support or sim- Vlhova’s height helps her beat Shiffrin in ply to avoid stirring the pot. He parallel slalom KAPALUA, Hawaii — With In this Sept. OSLO, Norway — Petra Vlhova of Slovakia took a blue sky above and the blue 30 file photo, is European, born and raised advantage of her height to beat overall World Cup lead- Pacific on the horizon, Rory Rory McIlroy in Northern Ireland, groomed er Mikaela Shiffrin in both runs of the final and win McIlroy was walking off the celebrates after on a European Tour schedule a parallel slalom city event Tuesday. putting green at Kapalua when Europe won that covers five continents. That was then. The 5-foot-11 (1.80 meters) Vlhova was able to cross he smiled and said to a trio of the 42nd Ryder The PGA Tour long has check gates out of her way with both fists while the writers: “You don’t need to win Cup at Le Golf more compact Shiffrin, at 5-foot-7 (1.70 meters), had to a tournament to be here. I do.” been the strongest circuit in National in golf. The disparity between maneuver further around the gates. McIlroy is the most accom- Saint-Quentin-en- Cross checking is a key tactic in parallel events, plished of the nine newcomers the two tours — brought on Yvelines, outside which use wider gates with panels compared to tradi- to the Sentry Tournament of by television, sponsorship and tional slaloms which have only poles as gates.Vlhova Champions, not only because Paris, France. prize money — is greater than finished 0.39 seconds ahead of Shiffrin for the sixth vic- of his four major champion- Associated Press ever. The U.S. tour is a desti- tory of her career, and second in five days following a ships but the six previous to switch it up. I’ve done it for in the next month, possibly at nation. giant slalom win in Semmering, Austria, last week. She times he was eligible for the “The ultimate goal is here,” led by 0.21 seconds after the first run. 11 years, so I may as well do Torrey Pines. winners-only start to the year something a little different.” Beyond the points — to- McIlroy said. “The European Wendy Holdener of Switzerland beat Anna Sw- Tour is a stepping stone. That’s and chose not to come. McIlroy turns 30 in May. In ward either the FedEx Cup or enn Larsson of Sweden for third. In the men’s race, the truth.” Like most European play- some respects, he is starting a the world ranking — it’s the Austria’s Marco Schwarz claimed the first World Cup The European Tour pro- ers, McIlroy would finish the second chapter in his career. competition. victory of his career when British opponent Dave Ry- European Tour in late Novem- motes eight “Rolex Series” He is not abandoning the “I want to play against the ding missed a gate. ber in Dubai, and then start up events that offer $7 million European Tour, even if he like- best players in the world,” he the new season a few months purses, except for the $8 mil- Federer on winning team after facing Serena later in Abu Dhabi. It didn’t ly won’t play in Europe until said. “I get a buzz from that. lion prize at the final event in for 1st time July, and then not nearly as I’d much rather go down the Dubai. The PGA Tour has 21 PERTH, Australia — Roger Federer won the make sense to interrupt a short much as he once did. But his stretch against Justin Thom- tournaments with at least $7 bragging rights over fellow tennis great winter’s nap with a trip to the Serena Wil- priorities have changed. as or Dustin Johnson. I’m not 1-2-19 liams as they faced each other on court for the first middle of the Pacific Ocean. million in prize money, three It’s different now. The golf landscape has putting anyone down in Eu- regular events that top $9 mil- outlined boxes, called cages, must time on Tuesday, with Federer spearheading Switzer- changed. rope, but the depths of the field O Each row and each column must combine using the given operation land’s 4-2, 4-3 (3) victory over the United States in a “My life is here,” he said. “I lion. contain the numbers 1 through 4 (in any order) to produce the target have an American wife. I live McIlroy doesn’t want to and everything is just that bit As for world ranking points, (easy) or 1 through 6 (challenging) numbers in the top-left corners. mixed doubles decider at the Hopman Cup. without repeating. show up at the end of the West better over here. It’s what ev- the PGA Tour averaged 50.4 O Freebies: Fill in single-box cages with Federer and playing partner Belinda Bencic over- in America. Honestly, I enjoy O The numbers within the heavily the number in the top-left corner. came Williams and Frances Tiafoe in the Fast4 for- it here more. The way of life Coast Swing feeling as though eryone is striving for. It’s why points for the winner of its reg- mat as Switzerland beat the U.S. 2-1. is easier. The weather. The he already is lagging behind Francesco Molinari is here this ular events (excluding majors convenience. You go to Europe in the FedEx Cup on the PGA week. It’s where it’s heading.” and World Golf Champion- and get paid a nice amount of Tour. He is at Kapalua this McIlroy is honest to a fault. ships). Europe had only three money to start the year. I’ve week, and it would not be sur- He is comfortable enough to events that offered more than done that for a decade. I want prising to see him again with- say what everyone knows but 50 points to the winner. Planner is a registered trademark of ® KenKen NFL COLLEGE FOOTBALL SPORTS ODDS NHL NBA KenKen Puzzle LLC. ©2019 Puzzle LLC. All rights reserved. Dist. by Andrews McMeel Syndication. www.kenken.com COMING UP IN THE VALLEY NATIONAL CONFERENCE FCS Playoffs NBA WESTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE West Championship Today Pacific Division Pacific Division CANCER (June 21-July 22): Have SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE (Junior College Sports) W L T Pct PF PA Saturday, Jan. 5 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG GP W L OT Pts GF GA W L Pct GB YOUR HOROSCOPE patience and let others do as they please. Get your house in order. If there is some- y-L.A. 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