 The Gazette (Montreal) |
Villegas continues his inspired play
Boston Globe - AP / September 6, 2008 Camilo Villegas, coming off a tie for third last week that allowed him to advance in the PGA Tour Playoffs, continued his good form yesterday with eight birdies on long, soft Bellerive Country Club for a 5-under-par 65 that gave … Golf Capsules Golf: Villegas Leads BMW Championship By 1 |
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 WELT ONLINE |
US Open notes: Storm threatens 'Super Saturday'
San Francisco Chronicle - (09-05) 20:54 PDT New York - — It seems almost cruel that after 12 days of glorious summer weather, the US Open's cherished "Super Saturday" could be battered by rain and high winds, if not postponed altogether. The Arthur Ashe Crowd Has Fallen Out of Love With an Achy Djokovic Federer and Friends to Take On Djokovic |
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 New York Daily News |
Myers comes through vs. Mets
phillyBurbs.com - By RANDY MILLER NEW YORK - Phillies fans have seen the cocky side of Brett Myers and his mistakes, on and off the field, have been well-documented. Myers, Phillies 'better' than Mets in series opener - MLB Myers, Phillies beat Mets in key NL East tilt |
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 GolfDigest.com |
LPGA won't suspend players over English
San Francisco Chronicle - AP Facing anger from lawmakers and bewilderment from sponsors, the LPGA Tour backed off plans to suspend players who cannot speak English well enough to be understood at pro-ams, in interviews or in making acceptance speeches at tournaments in the … LPGA bows to pressure, reverses course on English rule In rough on English policy, LPGA rescinds penalties |
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 NECN |
Lowell comes off DL swinging
Boston Globe - By Adam Kilgore ARLINGTON, Texas - Mike Lowell feels the same thing each year when he arrives at spring training, which is an odd sensation for a 34-year-old third baseman working on his 11th major league season. Red Sox have things in hand Red Sox close in on Rays after win |
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 The Money Times |
Morrow nearly no-hits Yanks in first start
Seattle Post Intelligencer - By JOHN HICKEY Brandon Morrow turned his first major league start into a day at the county fair — minus the livestock judging. He carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning against the New York Yankees, the Bronx Bombers turned bummers for a night by … Morrow falls short in no-hit attempt; M's top Yanks Morrow Leads Mariners Past Yankees |
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 Seattle Times |
Quentin Has Broken Wrist, Is Out Indefinitely
Washington Post - American League home run leader Carlos Quentin has a broken right wrist stemming from his own temper, and the White Sox left fielder will have surgery Monday that could sideline him for the rest of the season. Chicago White Sox may lose Carlos Quentin for season Guillen moving on without Crede |
 SkySports |
Jankovic living on the edge
Boston Globe - By Bud Collins NEW YORK — Jelena Jankovic didn't throw in the towel when she fell behind. But she knew how to use it to rattle her foe. Elena Dementieva comes undone in US Open semifinal Serena & Jankovic ready for final |
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 CBC.ca |
Adrian Dantley: Pistons fans 'were great to me'
Detroit Free Press - BY VINCE ELLIS • FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER • September 5, 2008 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Former Piston Adrian Dantley, one of basketball’s newest Hall of Famers, was holding court at one of the side tables at the Basketball Hall of Fame this morning. Asking ‘What If?’ As Ewing Is Inducted Stars Shine at Hall of Fame Induction |
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 Times Online |
Serena, Jankovic will duel in final
Boston Globe - By Cindy Shmerler NEW YORK - Maybe someone put a Whoopie Cushion on Richard Williams's chair. Because there he was, jumping up and down after every point, high-fiving everyone around him. Williams has edge in semis Williams delighted to progress |
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