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Despite wasted chances, Ochoa still atop leaderboard
San Jose Mercury News - By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif.—Lorena Ochoa wasn't sure whether to laugh or cry, so she did neither. She opened the second round of the Kraft Nabisco Championship by missing a 10-foot birdie chance. Missed Putts Leave Ochoa Fit to Be Tied Ochoa in familiar territory |
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Tide turns quickly for Giants' Sanchez in loss
San Jose Mercury News - By Andrew Baggarly MILWAUKEE - Jonathan Sanchez had dazzling stuff. His change-up darted on the outside edge. When hitters tried to reach for it, Sanchez buzzed fastballs on their hands. Hall's two home runs power Brewers to 13-4 victory over Giants Brewers: Home opener a barrel of fun |
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Yankees battered by Rays
Boston Globe - JR Towles tumbles into a handstand after being hit by a pitch in the Astros' 4-3 victory over the Cubs. (Nam Y. Huh/Associated Press) Associated Press / April 5, 2008 Tampa Bay backup catcher Shawn Riggans was on the bench, studying Yankees batters for … AMERICAN LEAGUE Pena HR sparks Rays' 7-run 8th vs. Yankees Riggans and Rays rough up Yankees' Kennedy in a 13-4 victory |
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Cal players excited about Montgomery
San Jose Mercury News - By Jeff Faraudo Surprise quickly gave way to euphoria as the basketball community reacted to news Friday that Cal is hiring the greatest coach from its century-old rival. A Stanford Hall of Famer Turns Blue and Gold California hires former Stanford coach Montgomery |
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Baltimore Powers Past the Mariners
Washington Post - By Marc Carig BALTIMORE, April 4 — Without a traditional power hitter on his roster, Baltimore Orioles Manager Dave Trembley has preached about the merits of pitching and defense, both of which were present at Camden Yards on Friday night. Trachsel, homers help O's top Mariners Ramon Hernandez homers, leads Orioles to 7-4 win over Mariners |
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Slow start continues for Tigers, who fall to 0-4 after 8-5 loss to …
Los Angeles Times - * Chicago 8, at Detroit 5: The Tigers, the only winless team in the major leagues, are 0-4 for the first time since they lost their first nine games in 2003 en route to a league-record 119 losses. Four-gettable Tigers are 0-4; time to panic? A tiger in their tank |
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McGrady torches Sonics
Seattle Post Intelligencer - By GARY WASHBURN Kevin Durant learned first-hand Friday night that great scorers don't always shoot a great percentage. Tracy McGrady missed 16 shots during an uneven performance against the Sonics. Rockets-SuperSonics Preview NBA: Houston 79, Seattle 66 |
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Wagner shoots 69 to take lead at Houston Open
Los Angeles Times - Johnson Wagner shot a three-under-par 69 Friday to take a three-stroke lead during the suspended second round of the Houston Open at Humble, Texas. Wagner has lead at suspended Houston Open Wagner seeks breakthrough on PGA Tour |
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Davydenko tops Roddick in semis
Seattle Post Intelligencer - By STEVEN WINE AP KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. — As Andy Roddick offered a congratulatory handshake at the net to Nikolay Davydenko, the stoic Russian erupted in laughter. Hard courts now easier for Nadal Nadal, Davydenko to battle for Miami title |
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If pace is fast, it's anyone but UCLA
Fort Worth Star Telegram - By Wendell Barnhouse SAN ANTONIO - They'll feel the need, the need for speed, at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend. Four hours down the road here at the Alamodome, speed also will be an issue and an essential. Best of Hotline: Final Fours don't get better than this Memphis earns its pedigree |
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