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WWW.TALLAHAS8EE.C0m Scoreboard Tallahassee Democrat -Thursday, August 13, 20095B CampusNotebook THE NUMBERS GAME ODDS GLANTZ-CULVER LINE Maor League Baseball National League FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE at Arizona -170 New York 160 atSF. -190 Los Angeles 180 at Florida -180 Houston- 170 at Atlanta -230 Washington 210 at Chicago -1 10 Philadelphia 100 at Milwaukee-140 San Diego 130 at St. Louis -330 Cincinnati 270 at Colorado -260 Pittsburgh 230 American League at New York -230 Toronto 210 at Baltimore -130 Oakland 120 Tampa Bay -120 at LA. 110 Texas -115 at Cleveland 105 at Boston -260 Detroit 230 at Minnesota -200 Kansas City 185 at Seattle -135 Chicago 125 HISTORY LESSON 1919 Upset scores a win against Man o' War in the Sanford Memorial Stakes at Saratoga. The defeat is Big Red only loss in 21 starts.

1920 England's Ted Ray wins the U.S. Men's Open golf title. .1933 Gene Sarazen wins the PGA Championship by defeating Willie Goggin, 5 and 4 in the final round. 1935 The first roller derby begins in Chicago. It's promoted by Leo Seltzer.

1979 Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals reaches the plateau with an infield hit off Chicago Cubs pitcher Dennis Lamp. 1995 Cuba's Ana Quirot, severely burned in a 1993 kitchen accident, wins the 800 meters at the World Track Field Championships. 1995 Steve Elkington shoots a final-round 64 and birdies the first sudden-death playoff hole to take the PGA Championship from Colin Montgomerie. Elkington's 64 is the lowest final round by a PGA Championship winner.

1997 Wilson Kipketer topples Sebastian Coe's 16-year-old record in the 800 meters with a time of 1 :41.24 at the Weltklasse Grand Prix in Zurich. Haile Gebrselassie completes one of the greatest nights in track and field in recent memory by pulverizing his own 5,000 record with a time of 12:41.86 seconds, improving on his 1995 mark of 12:44.39. 2002 Natalie Coughlin shatters the 100-meter backstroke world record, finishing in 59.58 seconds at the U.S. National Swimming Championships. Coughlin breaks the previous record of 1:00.16 set by Chihong He of China in 1994 and is the first American to hold the world record since Catherine Ferguson in 1966.

2005 Hasim Rahman unanimously outpoints friend Monte Barrett at the United Center in Chicago to win the WBC interim heavyweight championship. 2008 Michael Phelps swims into history as the winningest Olympic athlete ever with his 10th and 11th career gold medals and five world records in five events at the Beijing Games. He wins the 200-meter butterfly, then swims the leadoff of a runaway victory by the U.S. 800 freestyle relay team, which- shatters the world mark by more than four seconds. Kristin Armstrong wins the women's time trial, making her the second American woman to become an Olympic cycling Preseason NFL Tomorrow OU DOG 3(31'.) Washington 3(34) New England 3 (33) Arizona FAVORITE 0 at Baltimore 3 at Philadelphia 2 at Pittsburgh 3 at Oakland at N.Y.

Jets Minnesota at O. at S.F. at Detroit at Buffalo at Tennessee HJ4 2(34fc) Dallas Friday 314 314 (33V4) SI. Louis 3 1 (35)at Indianapolis 3'i 314 (37) Cincinnati 3 3 (34) Denver Saturday Pk Atlanta 22'M326) Chicago 4 4(3414) Tampa Bay at Kansas City 2 at Green Bay 3 at San Diego 4 2 (36) Houston 3(3414) Cleveland 3fc(36) Seattle Monday 3(31 14 (Jacksonville 3(33'j) Carolina at Miami at N.Y. Giants GOLF TRIVIA Tl Read tomorrow'sOemocYar for today's answer On this date in 1987, who equals the world record in the women's long jump at the Pan American Games in Indianapolis? Yesterday's question: On this date in 1995, what golfer get a PGA record with the lowest three-day score in a major with a 197 in the PGA championship? Yesterday's answer: Ernie Els.

Leaders 9 TUNE IN TODAY'S TVRADIO COMCAST CHANNEL KEY (parentheses indicate broadcast channel if available) WGN-2; ABC-WTXL-7(27); ESPN-8; CBS-WCTV-9(6); FOX-WTLH-10(49); NBC-WTWC-12(40); HBO-14; Speed-25; CSS-26; Golf (TGC)-27; Sun Sports-28; FSN-29; ESPN2-30; BET-34; CNBC-43; FX-53; USA-54; Versus (old OLN)-55; TNT-61; TBS-63; ESPNews-102; NFL Network-180; WCTV2-227; ESPNCIassiC-726 GOLF 2 p.m. TNT PGA of America, PGA Championship, first round LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL 8 p.m. ESPN2 SW Regional Final, San Antonio vs. Bridge City, Texas MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 7 p.m. FSN Houston at Florida MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 7 p.m.

CSS Durham Bulls at Gwinnett Braves NFL FOOTBALL 8 p.m. ESPN Preseason, Arizona at Pittsburgh TENNIS 1 p.m. ESPN2 ATP World Tour, Rogers Cup, round of 16, at Montreal SPORTS TALK Daybreak 1270 AM Fox First Team 9 a.m. 1 270 AM The Dan Patrick Show Noon 1270 AM The Jim Rome Show 3 p.m. 1270 AM The Jeff Cameron Show 8 p.m.

1270 AM Fox Sports Game Time Live 44. Ryan Armour 17 $80,218 45. Justin Hicks 18 $78,925 46. Chris Baryla 6 $78,557 47. David McKenzie 15 $73,859 48.

Andrew Buckle 16 $72,544 49. John Kimbell 18 $71,824 50. Skip Kendall 14 $70,928 NFL PGA Tour FedExCup Through Aug. Rank Name Points YTD 1. Tiger Woods 3,101 2.

Steve Strieker 2,155 3. Kenny Perry 1.968 4. Zach Johnson 1 ,948 5. Phil Mickelson 1,629 6. Geoff Ogilvy 1,579 7.

Lucas Glover 1 ,578 8. Brian Gay 1,540 9.SeanO'Hair 1,473 10. Relief Goosen 1,441 H.NickWatney 1,388 12. David Torra 1,318 13. Hunter Mahan 1,225 14.

Stewart Cink 1,223 15. JimFuryk 1,181 16. Rory Sabbatinl 1,161 17. Paul Casey 1,161 18. Dustin Johnson 1 ,084 19.

Jerry Kelly 1,068 20. John Rollins 1,068 21. YE. Yang 1,021 22. Kevin Na 996 23.

Luke Donald 968 24. Mike Weir 968 25. Charley Hoffman 962 26. Angel Cabrera 961 27 Anthony Kim 939 28. John Senden 937 29.

Tim Clark 923 30. Pat Perez 920 31. Charles Howell III 880 32. Steve Marino 868 33. Camilo Villegas 868 34.

Ian Poulter 857 35. Davis Love III 851 36. Justin Leonard 837 37. Mark Wilson 826 38. Nathan Green 816 39.

Robert Allenby 802 40. Brian Davis 789 41. Jason Dufner 787 42. John Mallinger 765 43. Brett Quigley 759 44.

Bo Van Pelt 731 45. Paul Goydos 723 46. Ben Crane 703 47. Briny Baird 695 48. John Merrick 691 49.

Chad Campbell 679 50. Bubba Watson 677 51. Charlie Wi 670 52. Mathew Goggin 662 53. J.J.

Henry 649 54. Scott Verplank 641 55. Woody Austin 635 56. J.B. Holmes 635 57.

Ernie Els 635 58. Bryce Molder 618 59. Jeff Klauk 611 60. Bob Estes 610 61. Jason Day 599 62.

Michael Letzig 597 63. Vijay Singh 590 64. TedPurdy 580 65. Kevin Sutherland 563 66. Jeff Overton 560 67 Matt Kuchar 555 68.

Stephen Ames 548 69. Jonathan Byrd 537 70. Padraig Harrington 537 71. Scott Piercy 531 72. A.

Points 531 73. D.J.Trahan 526 74. Boo Weekley 524 75. Brandt Snedeker 524 76. Ryan Moore 523 77 Webb Simpson 519 78.

Greg Chalmers 510 79. James Nifties 507 80. Tim Petrovic 499 81. Ryuji Imada 499 82. Marc Leishman 496 83.

Kevin Streelman 496 64. Lee Janzen 491 85. George McNeill 480 86. Nick O'Hern 479 87. Scott McCarron 472 88.

Cameron Beckman 469 89. Bill Haas 465 90. K.J.Choi 448 91. Ben Curtis 447 92. Fred Couples 444 93.

Matt Bettencourt 441 94. Aaron Baddeley 431 95. Rod Pampling 430 96. Daniel Chopra 425 97. James Driscoll 422 98.

Greg Owen 415 99. Bill Lunde 414 100. Mark Calcavecchia 411 Florida's Brantley will get 'meaningful minutes' GAINESVILLE Expect to see John Brantley quarterback the Florida Gators in the first halves of games for once and not just against cupcakes or mop-up time. Coach Urban Meyer said Tim Tebow backup will receive "meaningful minutes" this season, Tebow, who is vying for his second Heisman Trophy and third national title, hasnt shared many snaps since 2006, as a freshman playing as an situational substitute for Chris Leak. "He's starting to earn that right said Meyer at UF Media Day.

"If he screws up and starts to hit reverse on that practice field then we'll back off." Brantley completed 18-of-28 passes for 235 yards, three touchdowns and an interception while playing sparingly in 2008. The redshirt sophomore is close to 100 percent after offseason ankle surgery. Meyer said the offense might be more "throw-heavy" with Brantley in the game, but the overall game plan will remain intact. Brantley doesn't have Tebow's natural rushing instincts but has a textbook throwing motion. ARKANSAS At Fayetteville, Razorbacks tight end Chris Gragg could miss the upcoming season after dislocating his left ankle.

Gragg was hurt at Wednesday's practice. Coach Bobby Petrino said afterward the sophomore would likely need surgery. Gragg caught only one pass last season, but it was a 25-yarder on fourth down late in the fourth quarter of a 28-27 win over Louisiana-Monroe. He moved from wide receiver to tight end this spring and was listed third on the depth chart. AUBURN At Auburn, The morning after the Tigers' first preseason scrimmage brought no apparent change to a battle for the starting quarterback job that goes at least three-deep.

Neil Caudle, Kodi Burns and Chris Todd are still splitting practice snaps equally with the first-team offense. Freshmen Tyrik Rollison and Clint Moseley are running the second-team offense. MICHIGAN At Ann Arbor, Coach Rich Rodriguez says cornerback J.T. Turner has been academically cleared to play. The highly touted freshman is expected to practice with the team today.

also says junior linebacker Marell Evans and junior defensive tackle are looking at options to transfer from the program. NORTH CAROLINA At Chapel Hill, N.C.: At first, it was hard for Tar Heels football player Kendric Burney to swallow. They handed him a pill containing a battery, thermometer and radio transmitter and told him it would lodge in his intestine, it would stick around for one to two days to measure his core body heat. But by down the vitamin-sized CorTemp capsule, Burney and 17 other Tar Heels football players began sweating out data that will be used later this season to help determine whether higher body temperatures increase the possibility of concussions. UNC's coaches also plan to use the data to better regulate drills during practice and during games in heat that often reaches the high 90s through the early stretch of fall games.

Freshman Donavan Tate has left preseason camp to consider an offer to play baseball for the San Diego Padres. Tate was a touted quarterback prospect, but he was also the third overall pick in the baseball's amateur draft this summer. The school says Tate arrived in Chapel Hill on Saturday and attended meetings and practices before leaving Wednesday morning. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA At Los Angeles: Trojans quarterback Aaron Corp has a small crack in his bruised left knee and will be out about two weeks. An MRI taken Wednesday revealed the crack on the head of Corp's left fibula.

The redshirt sophomore was rolled onto by a lineman during Monday's practice. Doctors found Corp has no ligament damage and won't need surgery. Corp was chosen by Carroll as the Trojans' first-string quarterback coming out of spring practice. Freshman Matt Barkley will take all the first-team reps during Corp's absence. TENNESSEE At Knoxvllle, It's hard to think of a more naturally talented safety than Tennessee's Eric Berry.

The Ail-American wants you to meet freshmen Janzen Jackson and Darren Myles Jr. "They're going to be incredible," Berry said. "You all look at me right now and think of me as this guy, but they come in with a lot more natural ability, and just seeing how they get to the ball and some of the plays that they make it's pretty incredible." Berry was the only Volunteer guaranteed a spot on the starting roster when Tennessee opened fall camp, but coach Lane Kiffin has plenty of choices of who to surround him with in the secondary. VIRGINIA TECH At Blacksburg, The Hokies are scurrying for an established runner to complement quarterback Tyrod Taylor after losing all-conference tailback Darren Evans to a season-ending knee injury Tuesday. Evans' injury elevates Josh Oglesby to No.

1 on the current depth chart. Seldom-used last season as a redshirt freshman, he rushed for 88 yards on 38 carries. Redshirt freshman Ryan Williams and true freshman David Wilson now figure prominently in the tailback equation. They were much more acclaimed in high school than was Oglesby. Democrat wire services Sunday's Game Tennessee 21, Buffalo 18 Today's Games Washington at Baltimore, 7:30 p.m New England at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m.

Arizona at Pittsburgh. 8 p.m. Dallas at Oakland, 10 p.m. Friday's Games St. Louis at N.Y Jets, 7 p.m.

Minnesota at Indianapolis, 7:30 p.m. Cincinnati at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Denver at San Francisco, 10 p.m. Saturday's Games Atlanta at Detroit, 4 p.m. Chicago at Buffalo, 7 p.m.

Tampa Bay at Tennessee, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Green Bay. 8 p.m. Houston at Kansas City, 8 p.m. Seattle at San Diego, 10 p.m.

Monday, Aug. 17 Jacksonville at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Carolina at N.Y. Giants, 8 p.m. WNBA Money $6,878,163 $4,200,086 $4,032,624 $3,829,204 $3,854,811 $3,420,882 $3,103,481 $2,838,645 $3,207,993 $2,784,165 $2,721,352 $2,627,543 $2,481,719 $2,544,855 $2,502,165 $2,484,991 $2,582,181 $2,191,024 $2,149,417 $2,131,145 $1 ,870,941 $2,129,775 $1,796,910 $1,875,772 $1,624,658 $2,104,347 $1,842,083 $1,594,817 $1 ,774,776 $1,570,298 $1,516,268 $1,504,539 $1 .547,746 $2,056,241 $1,454,160 $1,573,890 $1,539,695 $1,354,557 $1,664,583 $1,645,838 $1,343,199 $1,623,190 $1,326,036 $1,532,114 $1,375,858 $1,383,247 $1,152,809 $1,269,759 $1,222,833 $1,259,337 $1,207,336 $1,086,207 $1 ,067,098 $1,060,864 $1,057033 $1,149,034 $1,163,282 $1,092,161 $1,011,218 $1,027719 $983,019 $877968 $1,153,223 $788,492 $799,302 $947,034 $945,993 $989,676 $1,014,972 $1,082,118 $803,778 $971,746 $856,628 $1,006,118 $861,773 $997,727 $748,349 $904,304 $836,867 $952,205 $682,562 $769,505 $828,567 $783,812 $656,020 $677,939 $810,932 $679,219 $813,330 $894,393 $708,261 $955,295 $703,458 $782,115 $740,329 $729,648 $796,868 $506,044 $563,711 $757,266 $537,047 $516,003 $599,053 $592,834 $473,994 $740,005 $510,465 $647,966 $492,822 $738,385 $533,890 $458,660 $654,880 $607,197 $643,820 $535,815 $396,420 $616,664 $549,951 $512,531 $732,603 $464,927 $619,875 $298,221 $423,770 $517,033 $425,132 $454,609 $509,045 $408,449 $578,574 $424,814 $320,392 $689,147 $515,691 $494,864 $529,475 $444,541 $653,937 $434,516 $465,965 $381,837 $558,508 $360,686 $466,649 $352,041 $416,600 $623,824 $300,521 $365,465 EASTERN CONFERENCE 7 Eun-Hee Ji 16 $862,891 8.

Lorena Ochoa 13 $803,863 9. KarrieWebb 13 $753,878 10. Suzann Pettersen 16 $745,845 11. Song-Hee Kim 16 $681,073 12. Angela Stanford 14 $667,267 13.

Lindsey Wright 16 $650,058 14. Kristy McPherson 17 $624,268 15. NaYeonChoi 17 $614,603 16. Brittany Lincicome 15 $588,097 17. Michelle Wie 13 $510,291 18.

Ji Young Oh 16 $485,070 19. Candie Kung 16 $468,164 20. Anna Nordqvist 10 $438,064 21. Sophie Gustafson 13 $426,473 22. Hee Young Park 16 $410,624 23.

Katherine Hull 16 $376,434 24. Brittany Lang 17 $375,513 25. Hee-Won Han 16 $371,169 26SeRiPak 16 $369,715 27. Catriona Matthew 3 $366,106 28. Morgan Pressel 16 $340,633 29.

Helen Affredsson 15 $336,880 30. Meena Lee 17 $328,364 31. Sun Young Yoo 16 $297865 32. Pat Hurst 16 $297,844 33. Seon Hwa Lee 16 $291,406 34.

Wendy Ward 14 $282,796 35. Kyeong Bae 13 $278,173 36. Jee Young Lee 17 $276,466 37EunjungYi 14 $263,790 38. Mika Miyazato 15 $259,686 39. Natalie Gulbis 15 $248,971 40.

Angela Park 12 $246,321 41. Nicole Castrale 16 $241,885 42. Christina Kim 16 $241,224 43. Meaghan Francella 14 $232,188 44. Stacy Lewis 15 $227,285 45.

Teresa Lu 16 $203,706 46. Momoko Ueda 14 $187,114 47. Sandra Gal 14 $181,979 48. Soo-Yun Kang 15 $177,279 49. Juli Inkster 14 $169,224 50.

Jane Park 15 $168,124 51. JimlnKang 16 $163,285 52. Amy Yang 15 $156,846 53. Vicky Hurst 13 $152,449 54. Inbee Park 16 $152,052 55.

Michele Redman 15 $142,970 56. S. Prammanasudh 17 $138,585 57. Anna Grzebien 13 $137930 58. Giulia Sergas 15 $136,526 59.

Young Kim 15 $129,599 60. Karine Icher 14 $127061 61. Haei Kang 10 $123,699 62.ShihoOyama 14 $122,540 63. Karen Stupples 14 64. Maria Horth 10 $110,606 65.

Shanshan Feng 16 $107,152 66. Amy Hung 12 $98,278 67. Irene Cho 13 $97967 68. Janice Moodie 14 $97,319 69. Becky Morgan 14 $96,731 70.

II Mi Chung 14 $94,982 71. A.Hanna-Willlams 9 $94,729 72. Alena Sharp 15 $89,986 73. Mikaela Parmlid 12 $89,031 -74. Katie Futcher 14 $88,944 75MiHyunKim 10 $88,632 76.

Sarah Lee 13 $88,020 77 Louise Stahle 11 $87,881 78. Laura Davies 13 $85,725 79. Minea Blomqvist 16 $83,354 80. Allison Fouch 15 $79,856 Pet GB Indiana 17 5 .773 Connecticut 11 10 .524 5VS Atlanta 11 11 .500 6 Washington 11 11 .500 6 Chicago 11 12 .478 6 Detroit 9 11 .450 7 New York 8 14 .364 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pet GB Phoenix 16 7 .696 Seattle 13 9 .591 2 Minnesota 11 11 .500 Vh San Antonio 10 12 .455 Los Angeles 8 12 .400 Sacramento 6 17 .261 10 Tuesday' Garnet Detroit 81. Washington 77 101.

Robert Garrlgus 410 102. Harrison Frazar 400 103. Justin Rose 399 104. Richard S. Johnson 395 Sacramento 90, San Antonio 73 New York 65, Los Angeles 61 Wednesday's Games No games scheduled Today's Games Seattle at Connecticut, 7 p.m.

Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Minnesota. 8 p.m. San Antonio at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Friday's Games Connecticut at Washington.

7 p.m. Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 105. Chris DIMarco Nationwide Tour Tour Money Leaders Through Aug.

9 391 389 386 381 380 379 379 378 367 366 364 355 353 351 351 351 330 330 329 326 324 321 320 318 315 106. Alex Cejka 107 Jason Bonn 108. Jeff Quinney 109. Vaughn Taylor 110. Adam Scott 111.

Chris Stroud 112. Tim Herron 113. Fredrik Jacobson 114. Sergio Garcia 115. Roland Thatcher 116.

Heath Slocum 117TroyMatteson 118. Steve Flesch 119. Matt Jones 120 Joe Ogilvie 121. Tom Watson 122. Charles Warren 123.

Andres Romero 124. David Mathis 125. Ryan Palmer 126. Todd Hamilton 127. Chris Riley 128.

Cliff Kresge 129. Brendon de Jonge 130. Nicholas Thompson 315 131. Rich Beem 314 312 308 TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS Claimed LHP RJ Swindle off waivers from Tampa Bay and optioned him to Columous (IL). MINNESOTA TWINS Placed LHP Glen Perkins on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Aug 9.

Purchased the contract of RHP Jeff Manship from Transferred RHP Kevin Slowey to the 60-day DL. National League MILWAUKEE BREWERS Designated INFOF Bill Hall for assignment Purchased the contract of OF Jason Bourgeois and recalled SS Alcides Escobar from Nashville (PCL). Fired pitching coach Bill Castro. Named Chris Bosio interim pitching coach. Optioned SS J.J.

Hardy to Nashville. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Activated RHP Pedro Martinez from the 15-day DL. Can-Am League SUSSEX SKYHAWKS Signed INF Jesse Fuller. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association HOUSTON ROCKETS Signed David Andersen to a multiyear contract. LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS Acquired Rasual Butler and cash from New Orleans for a 2016 conditional second-round draft pick.

FOOTBALL National Football League BUFFALO BILLS Waived DB Dustin Fox. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Signed OB Adam DiMi-chele. HOCKEY National Hockey League EDMONTON OILERS Agreed to terms with Ladis-lav Smid on a two-year contract and Gilbert Brule and Ryan Stone on one-year contracts. COLLEGE CAL POLY Announced the resignation of director of track and field and cross country coach Terry Crawford. KEUKA Named Katie Marcella men's and women's cross country coach.

ST. ANDREW'S Named Kati Robbins women's lacrosse coach. TOWSON Named Jim Meil men's associate head basketball coach. WASHINGTON Named Bill Haselman volunteer assistant baseball coach. Trn Money 1.

Michael Sim 11 $414,579 2. ChrisTidland 13 $293,680 3. TomGillis8 $270,796 4. Blake Adams 12 $255,906 5. Kevin Johnson 18 $255,123 6.

Roger Tambellini 14 $250,760 7AlexPrugh 16 $218,075 8. Garth Mulroy 15 $202,322 9. Rich Barcelo 14 $198,649 10. Cameron Percy 14 $191,689 11. Jeff Gove 17 $169,975 12 Derek Lamely 8 $154,826 13.

Vance Veazey 16 $149,662 14. Alistair Presnell 14 $140,920 15. Bubba Dickerson 18 $136,580 16. Justin Bolli 15 $134,400 17. Martin Piller 17 $132,495 18.

Jason Eoloe 15 $130,893 19. Gavin Coles 16 $130,416 20. Garrett Willis 10 $128,331 21. Steven Alker 10 $124,280 22. Mathias Gronberg 2 $123,928 23.

Jonas Blixt 16 $122,229 24. Dave Schultz 8 $114,804 25. Chad Collins 17 $113,581 26. Fabian Gomez 11 $113,255 27. Henrik Bjornstad 17 $111,399 28.

Dustin Risdon 17 $110,033 29. D.J. Brigman 14 $109,576 30. Jeff Gallagher 16 $103,906 31. Craig Barlow 10 $101,763 32.

Patrick Sheehan 6 $101,028 33. Scott Gardiner 15 $94,578 34. Matt Every 17 $92,004 35KyleReifers 18 $88,240 36. Chris Anderson 15 $86,770 37. Jim Herman 17 $86,566 38.

Esteban Toledo 13 $85,092 39. Bradley lies 12 $84,048 40. Craig Bowden 15 $82,567 41. David Branshaw 16 $82,091 42. Geoffrey Sisk 17 $81,926 43.

Jon Mills 18 $81,314 132. Kevin Stadler 133. Ken Duke 134. Michael Bradley 135. Jeff Maggert 136.

Tommy Armour III 137. Stuart Appleby 138. Aron Price 139. Ricky Barnes 140. Michael Allen 141.

Spencer Levin 142. Rocco Mediate 143. Will MacKenzie 144. Dean Wilson 145. Martin Laird 146.

Jimmy Walker 147. Tom Lehman 148. David Duval 149. Steve Lowery 150. Carl Petlersson 306 306 302 302 301 300 297 295 293 292 291 286 283 275 274 261 255 LPGA Money Leaders Through Aug.

2 Trn Money LCristieKerr '17 $1,309,202 2. JiaiShin 16 $1,177,607 3. In-Kyung Kim 16 $1,062,286 4. Ai Miyazato 15 $1,030,900 5YaniTseng 17 $908,960 6. Paula Creamer 14' $898,469.