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2B SPORTS Friday, July 15. 2005 Montgomery Advertiser Sports briefing Armstrong suffers setback with teammate crashing His loss "could be very critical with the days that we have coming up," Armstrong said. "Three tough days in the Pyrenees. We don't want to lose any climbers and Triki is one of our pure climbers." The mountains that separate France and Spain come Saturday after a mostly flat stage today from Miramas to Montpellier in southern France. His lead over second-place Mickael Rasmussen of Denmark stayed at 38 seconds, with French rider Christophe Moreau still third, 2:34 behind the six-time champion.

Italian Ivan Basso remains 2:40 back, fourth overall, with Jan Ullrich of Germany 4:02 behind in ninth. ning team since 2003, remounted his bike with difficulty and pedaled on for about 6 miles until a race doctor said he should stop, Bruyneel said. "We could see that he really didn't know where he was. There was no power at all and after a while he didn't even realize that he had crashed," Bruyneel said. "So we forced him to stop." Beltran, 34, was taken to a hospital where a brain scan found no initial sign of serious injury, although he was being kept overnight for observation.

Not since 2001 has Armstrong finished in Paris without all of his teammates. Beltran's role has been to lead the American on mountain ascents, using his uphill speed to shake off rivals. enline extra i montgomeryadvertiser.com Interactive package up the Tour's brutal climbs, touched wheels with another racer and crashed on the day's first ascent, hitting his head. He was so dazed he didn't know where he was. "He was asking, 'Where is the peloton? Where is the said team manager Johan Bruy-neel, adding the Spaniard gingerly picked himself up off the sunbaked tarmac.

Beltran, who goes by the nickname "Triki" and has been part of Armstrong's Tour-win By John Leicester The Associated Press DIGNE-LES-BAINS, France Not everything went according to plan for Lance Armstrong on Thursday at the Tour de France. The American retained his overall lead on the last of three days in the Alps. The loss of Manuel Beltran, however, could be critical in the upcoming Pyrenees. David Moncoutie won the 12th stage, becoming the 15th Frenchman since World War II to win on Bastille Day, France's national holiday. Beltran, one of several riders Armstrong relies on to lead him Today's SCOREBOARD ON THE AIR AUTO RACING BASEBALL SOUTHERN LEAGUE ALL-STAR BOX SCORE North 12, South 5 North South obrhM 5 211 Martin 512 0 Stewart 52 34 Young 2b 3 011 McAnulty If 110 0 Youna rf abrhbt 2000 2 120 4001 4200 4 110 3113 4000 Gwynn cf Shanks If Hermida rf Uggla 2b Rottino 3b Cota dh 5112 Rogowski 1b 5113 Guzman ss McGehee 1b Bannon 3b-2b 3 2 10 Washington 3b 4 0 2 1 Hill 3 12 0 Merrill dh 3 0 0 0 Peterson ph-c 2 010 Weber cf 3 0 0 0 Coats ss 5 1 2 1 Totals 42 12 15 12 Totals 33 56 5 North 002 040 015 12 15 2 South 000 000 302 5 6 1 Coats, Rottino, Guzman.

DP North 1, South 1. LOB North 7, South 3. 3B Stewart. 2B Hermida, Bannon, Cota, Peterson. HR McGehee, Rogowski.

SF Rogowski. North Eveland Johnson, 1-0 Gonzalez, Bradley Nelson Schultz Fuell Daigle Shipman South Thompson James, 0-1 Reynoso Gonzalez, Mateo Bresiow Meaux Thaver IP ER BB SO 10 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 3 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 1 0 1.0 2 3 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 2 0 0 0 IP ER BB SO 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 1.0 4 2 2 1 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0.2 3 4 3 1 2 1.1 10 0 1 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 5 5 5 1 0 NASCAR, Nextel Cup, "Happy Hour Series, final practice for New England 300, at Loudon, N.H. (same-day tape), SPEED, 7 p.m. BOXING Featherweights, Jason Litzau (14-0-0) vs. John Nolasco (15-3-4), at Temecula, ESPN2, 8 p.m.

CYCLING Tour de France, stage 13, Miramas to Montpellier, France, Outdoor Life Network, 7:30 a.m. GOLF British Open Championship, second round, at Fife, Scotland, TNT, 6 a.m. American Century Championship, first round, at Lake Tahoe, The Golf Channel, 2 p.m. PGA Tour, B.C. Open, second round, at Endicott, N.Y., USA, 3 p.m.

Nationwide Tour, Scholarship America Showdown, second rdund, at Hudson, The Golf Channel, 4 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, ESPN, 1:15 p.m. Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, Turner South, WQSI-FM 94.1, 6 p.m. MINOR EEAGUE BASEBALL Jacksonville at Montgomery, WLWI-AM 1440, 7:05 p.m.

SOFTBALL World Cup, U.S. vs. Australia, at Oklahoma City, ESPN, 6 p.m. TVRADIO TALK SHOWS The Bud and Amos Show, with Mike Amos and Bud Casey, WPJM UPN 67, 6 a.m. SportsLine with John Longshore and Barry McKnight, WMSP-AM 740, 6 a.m.

MorningLine, with Doug Amos and Ragan Ingram, WACV-AM 1170, 6 a.m. The Wake-Up Call with Michael Butler, WTLS-AM 1300, 6:30 a.m. The Herd, with Colin Cowherd, WMSP-AM 740, 9 a.m. The Morning Extravaganza, with Van Earl Wright, WTLS-AM 1300, 9 a.m. The Jungle with Jim Rome, WIQR-AM 1410, WTLS-AM 1300,11 a.m.

The Dan Patrick Show, WMSP-AM 740, noon The Pizza Pro Sports Buffet, with Michael Butler, Mike Harper, Phil Lindsey and Carl Mullins, WTLS-AM 1300, noon The Paul Finebaum Radio Network, WMSP-AM 740, WTLS-AM 1300, 2 p.m. Max'd Out, with Max Howell, WIQR-AM 1 41 0, 2 p.m. Sports Talk, with Herb Winches and Ray Melick, WIQR-AM 1410, 3 p.m. SportsCall, WQNR-FM 99.9, WAUD-AM 1230, 4 p.m. Conference Call, WMSP-AM 740, WTLS-AM 1300, 7 p.m.

Game Time React, with J.T. the Brick, WTLS-AM 1300, 9 p.m. British Open tee times Today Second Round At Old Course St Andrews, Scotland a-amateur 12:30 am. Duffy Waldorf, Scott Hend, John Bickerton 1241 am. Tim Petrovlc, Robert Rock, Richard Green 12:52 a.m.

Peter Lawrle, Mardan Momot, Tom Byrum 1:03 am. Ted Purdy, o-Matthew Richardson, Chris Campbell 1:14 am. Ernie Els, Darren Clarke, Fred Funk 1:25 am. Nick Faldo, Chad Campbell, Rod Pampllng 1:36 am. Joe Ogllvie, Steve Webster, Nick O'Hern 1:47 a.m.

Phil Mlckeison, km Poulter, Trevor Immetman 1:58 am. Tony Jocklin, Greg Norman, Paul Casey 2:09 am. Chris DIMarco, Nick Price, Henrlk Stenson 2:20 am. Mike Weir, David Duval, Alex Celka 2:31 am. Vljay Singh, Shigekl Moruyama, Jim Furyk 2:42 am.

Fredrik Jacobson, Ben Curtis, Ian Woosnam 2:58 a.m. Sergio Garcia, Tom Lehman, Paul McGintey 3:09 am. Justin Leonard, Mark Hensby, Graeme McDowell 3:20 am. Tadihlro Takayamo, Fred Couples, Kyoung Ju Choi 3:31 am. Steve Flesch, Joakim Haeggman, Hlroyukl Fuiita 3:42 am.

John Doty, Miguel Angel Jimenez, Stuart Appleby 3:53 am. Tom Pernice, Thongchoi Jaidee, Jean Van de Velde 4:04 am- Kenneth Ferric, David Frost, Brad Faxon 4:15 am. Pat Perez, Graeme Storm, Peter Fowler 4:26 am. Daniel Chopra, Bo Van Pelt, o-Rob ert Steele 4:37 am. Richard Barcelo, Sean McDonagh, Moarten Lafebet 4:48 am.

Scott Gutschewskl, Ttwrnmanoon Srlrot, John Wade 4:59 a.m. Robert Coles, o-Edoardo Moll nor Nicholas Flanagan 5:10 a.m. Martin Doyle, Jason Alired, Andrew Marshall 5:41 am. Simon Dyson, Rory Sabbatinl, Mark Colcavecchia 52 am. Joe Durant, Marcus Fraser, Sandy Lyle 6:03 am.

Rich Beem, Peter Baker, o-Lloyd Saltman 6:14 am. Jerry Kelly, Craig Parry, a-Brlan McElhlnney 6:25 a.m. Retief Goosen. Todd Hamilton, Lee Westwood 6:36 am. Shaun Mlcheel, Andrew Oldcorn, Peter Hanson 6:47 am.

Kenny Perry. Tim Clark, Brian Davis 6:58 am. Jack Nlcklaus, Tom Watson, Luke Donald 7:09 am. Stewart Clnk, Thomas Levet, Peter Lonard 7:20 am. Bart Bryant, Soren Hansen, Alastair Forsyth 7:31 a.m.

Tiger Woods, Jose Maria Otazabai, Robert Allenby 7:42 am. Charles Howell III, Stephen Ames, Stephen Dodd 7:53 a.m. Bob Tway, Scott Drummond, Chart Schwartzel 8:09 am. Tom Tanlguchl, Mark O'Meora, Michael Campbell 8:20 am. Colin Montgomerie, David Toms, Paul Lawrle 8:31 am.

Zach Johnson, Jean-Francois Remesy. SX.Ho 8:42 am. Davis Love III, Angel Cabrera, Thomas Biorn 8:53 am Tim Herron, Geoff Ogllvy, Stephen Gallacher 9:04 am. Adam Scott, Bernhard Longer. Scott Verplank 9:15 am.

Chris Riley, Ignaclo Gorrido, a-Ertc Ramsey 9:26 am. Patrik Sloland, Damy Chla Sean O'Hair 9:37 am. Yong-Eun Yang, Douglas McGuloan. Tlno Schuster 9:48 am. Richard Molr, Peter Oakley, a-Os-car Floren 9:59 am Wilhelm Schauman, Euan Walters.

Murray Urqurt 10:10 am. Simon Khan, Andre Bossert, David Diaz 10:21 am. David Smalt, Lars Brovold, Andrew Butterfield B.C. Open scores Thursday At En-Joie Golf Course Endicott N.Y. Purse: $3 million Yardage: 6,974 Par 72 (37-35) rim ifouna GOLF Wie advances with two more APL wins Michelle Wie won two matches to advance to the quarterfinals of the U.S.

Amateur Public Links in Lebanon, Ohio, meaning the 15-year-old from Hawaii is three wins away from an invitation to the Masters. She birdied three of the final five holes and beat Jim Renner 3 and 1 in her second match of the day. Wie earlier won 6 and 5 over CD. Hockersmith. Rookie Matt Hendrix, playing on his only sponsor exemption of the year, shot a 9-under 63 and was tied with Glen Day for the first-round lead at the B.C.

Open in Endicott, N.Y. Janice Moodie birdied the final hole to cap a 6-under 66 and held a one-stroke lead over Emily Bastel after the opening round of the Canadian Women's Open. Linda Ishii was third after a 68. Brandt Snedeker, the 2003 U. S.

Amateur Public Links champion posted a 7-under-63 Thursday to take a one-shot lead after the opening round of the Nationwide Tour's Scholarship America Showdown, in Hudson, Wis. Jason Gore had a 67. Auburn All-SEC senior golfer Stuart Moore fired a tournament record 21-under 267 to win the Dogwood Invitational in Atlanta by five shots over Georgia's Chris Kirk and Florida's Brett Steigmeier. Auburn All-SEC sophomore Patton Kizzire finished 11th with an 8-under 280 while recent graduate Will Claxton tied for 21st at 3-under 285. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Further tests to be done in O'Neal's death A preliminary autopsy report ruled out infection, trauma or foul play in the death of Missouri football player Aaron O'Neal.

Boone County medical examiner Valerio Rao said Thursday that complete autopsy results won't be available for weeks, pending further tests. O'Neal, a redshirt freshman, collapsed at the end of an hour-long voluntary workout Tuesday. The Big East, Big 12 and Notre Dame will alternate bids to the Gator Bowl and the Sun Bowl over a four-year period starting in 2006, according to a new agreement nearing approval. The four-year deal, is pending the approval of the Big 12. NFL Miami picks up Southern Cal's Wright Southern California defensive tackle Manuel Wright was chosen by the Miami Dolphins on Thursday in the fifth round of the NFL's supplemental draft.

COLLEGE BASKEBALL Illinois trustees approve raise for Weber Bruce Weber, who led Illinois to a No. 1 ranking and its first national championship game, was given a two-year contract extension Thursday. The new deal gives him a $150,000 raise, a $100,000 signing bonus and deferred compensation that could exceed $1.1 million. NBA Brown encouraged with Detroit talks Larry Brown said Thursday he's "confident" the Detroit Pistons will bring him back as their head coach next season. Brown's agent, Joe Glass, and team president Joe Dumars spoke by telephone Thursday, a day after Brown had a sit-down meeting with Glass, Dumars and team owner Bill Davidson.

Kwame Brown is headed to the Los Angeles Lakers, Brown's agent Am Tellemsaid Thursday. The trade between the Lakers and Washington is believed to be the power forwardcenter joining the Lakers in exchange for swingman Caron Butler and guard Chucky Atkins. Shooting guard Cuttino Mobley will play for the Los Angeles Clippers next season. It's believed Mobley agreed to a five-year deal worth around $42 million. YOUTH SPORTS Dixie Softball state tourney begins today Fain Park will host four Dixie Softball state tournaments this weekend.

The Dixie Angels (9-10 year olds), Ponytails (11-12), Belles (13-15) and Debs (16-18) will each begin play at 4:30 p.m. today. The championship game for each age group is scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday. Should an "if game" be needed, it will be played at 8 p.m.

Montgomery American is the host team in the Angels and Ponytails divisions. Montgomery Gray is the host team for the Belles and Debs. Each division except for the Belles features two Montgomery teams. American and AUM Green have teams in the two youngest divisions. Montgomery Gray and East Montgomery will compete in the Debs.

Montgomery Gray is the only city team in the Belles. Coaches or a designated statistician are encouraged to call in results. Scores and key stats can be called in at 240-0190. Deadline for information is 10:30 p.m. Montgomery American handed Bellingrath an 8-6 loss to claim a spot in the 14-year-old Dixie Majors state tournament.

Winning pitcher Chase Eley and Chase Stewart combined for 12 strikeouts. Stewart and Jacob Freeman each had two hits for Montgomery American, who will play for the District 5 championship today against either Wetumpka or Opelika. Wednesday's Dixie Boys 13-year-old district tournament matchup between East Montgomery and Southeastern was postponed late due to lightning. The teams finished the game Thursday with East Montgomery coming out on top 10-2, snapping Southeast-ern's five-game winning streak. Winning pitcher Josh Davis gave up no earned runs, one hit and struck out seven in six innings.

Ricky Boyd and Nick Castanza each had two hits. Bryan Young had two RBIs. On Thursday, East Montgomery eliminated Southern 6-5, Castanza, the winning pitcher, had two hits and scored twice. Davis also had two hits and two runs scored. East Montgomery plays AUM at 5:30 p.m.

today in the district finals. AUM defeated Auburn 8-4 and Southeastern 4-0 in the 13-year-old Dixie Majors District 5 tournament to qualify for the state. Benjamin Simon was the winning pitcher in both games. He tossed a complete game one-hitter in the win over Southeastern. Matthew Self and Arthur Long had two hits each against Opelika.

Weston Epperson had two hits, Jay Taylor scored twice and Austin White had two RBIs against Southeastern. Clint Knight hit a tie-breaking eighth-inning single to give East Montgomery Blue a 4-3 victory over American Orange in the 11-12-year old Dixie Majors district tournament Thursday at the Southern League complex. Knight also doubled and scored on a single by Rock Clifford for East Montgomery Blue, and Blaze Gemmette's two-run single tied the game in the sixth. John Robert Eason, Blake Del Carmen and Joe Goodson pitched for East Montgomery. Goodson was the winning pitcher, striking out eight in three shutout innings.

East Montgomery Blue, who remained undefeated in the tournament, plays AUM Gold at 7:30 p.m. today. East Montgomery Blue defeated East Montgomery White 7-6 in the 9-10-year-old Dixie Minors District 5 championship. With the win, Montgomery Blue advances to the state tournament in Dot-han, beginning July 22. From wire, staff reports sports Jerry Kelly, United States Todd Hamilton, United States Scott Drummond, Scotland David Toms, United States Patrik Sloland, Sweden Danny Chla, Malaysia Douglas McGuloan, Scotland Peter Lawrle, Ireland Andre Bossert, Switzerland David Diaz1, Australia Duffy Waldorf, United States Ernie Els, South Africa Nick Faldo, England Rod Pampllng, Australia Joe Ogllvie, United States Phil Mlckeison, United States Henrlk Stenson, Sweden Alex Celka, Germany Jason Alired, United States Kenneth Ferrle, England Peter Fowler, Australia Steve Flesch, United States Graeme Storm, England Shoun Mlcheel, United States Jack Nlcklaus, United States Tom Watson, United States Stephen Dodd, Wales Toru Tanlguchl, Japan Davis Lave III, United States Angel Cabrera, Argentina Stephen Gallacher, Scotland Mardan Mamat, Singapore a-Matthew Richardson, England Lars Brovold, Norway John Bickerton, England Paul Casey, England Chris DIMarco, United Stares Tom Lehmon, United States young Ju Choi, South Korea Joakim Haeggman, Sweden Lee Westwood, England Andrew Oldcorn, Scotland Stewart Clnk, United States Stephen Ames, Canada Chorl Schwartzel, South Africa Yong-Eun Yang, South Korea Nick Price, Zimbabwe Mike Weir, Canada Daniel Chopra, Sweden Scott Gutschewskl, United Stales John Wade, Australia Robert Coles, England -Sean McDonagh, England David Frost, South Africa Brian Davis, England Alastair Forsyth, Scotland Zach Johnson, United States Tim Petrovlc, United States Andrew Butterfield.

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B'ham (White Sox) 12 4 .750 Mont. (Devil Rays) 10 10 .500 x-J'vllle (Dodgers) 9 9 .500 Mississippi (Braves) 9 11 .450 Mobile (Padres) 5 11 .313 x-won first half Wednesday's result North All-Stars 12 South All-Stars 5 Today's games Birmingham at Chattanooga Carolina at Huntsvllle Jacksonville at Montgomery Mississippi at West Tennessee -Tennessee at Mobile ETC. Personnel changes BASEBALL American league BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Recalled RHP Jason Grlmsley from Bowie of the Eastern League and activated him from the 60-day DL. Designated RHP Steve Reed for assignment. CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Adivated LHP Doma-so Marte from the 15-day DL Optioned LHP Kevin Walker to Charlotte of the IL.

DETROIT TIGERS Placed RHP Troy Perclval on the 15-day DL. Purchased the contract of RHP Craig Dingman from Toledo of the IL. LOS ANGELES ANGELS Activated OF Steve Ftnley from the 15-day DL. Agreed to terms with SS Ryan Mount on a minor league contract. NEW YORK YANKEES Ploced RHP Chien-Mlng Wang on the 15-doy DL.

Purchased the contract of RHP Tim Redding from Columbus of the IL. Designated INF Eric Crozler for assignment. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Optioned LHP Ron Flores to Sacramento of the PCL. Sent RHP Ryan Glvnn outright to Sacramento. Agreed to terms with OF Travis Buck.

TEXAS RANGERS Recalled LHP Erasmo Ramirez from Oklahoma of the PCL. National league CINCINNATI REDS-Sent OF Joson Romano outright to Louisville of the IL FLORIDA MARLINS-Deslgnated LHP Al Letter for assignment. Recalled LHP Jason Vargas from Carolina of the Southern League. HOUSTON ASTROS-Recolled RHP Ezequlel Astacio from Round Rock of the PCL. Optioned RHP Travis Drlsklll to Round Rock.

Agreed to terms with INF Koby Clemens on a minor league contract. LOS ANGELES DODGERS Recoiled RHP Steve Schmoil from Los Vegas of the PCL Optioned OF Cody Ross to Las Vegas. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Recalled OF Adam Shabala from Fresno of the PCL Transferred the option of RHP Jeremy Accardo from San Jose of the Colifomia Leogue to Fresno. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NEW YORK KNICKS-Named Michelle Harris manager of entertainment marketing. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Signed Jar-reft Jock to a multiyear contract.

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DETROIT RED WINGS-Agreed to terms with Mike Babcock, coach. NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Named Larry Robinson coach. COLLEGE ILLINOIS Signed Bruce Weber, men's basketball coach, to a two-year controct extension. WASHINGTON Named Letlcla Plnedo-Boutte Softball coach. and Finer Drycieanlng 1 for I Your Next Dry Cleaning i Order (with this ad) i "75 AAA I 11 GOLF British Open scores Thursday At St.

Andrews, Old Course St. Andrews, Scotland Purse: $7.3 million Yardage: Par: 72 (36-36) (a-amateur) Round Tiger Woods, United States 32-M 66 Mark Hensby, Australia 34-3367 Relief Goosen, South Africa 34-3469 Peter Lonard. Australia 34-3468 Jose Mario Olazabal, Spain 33-3568 Luke Donald, England 33-3568 Chris Riley, United States 34-3468 Scott Verplank, United States 34-3468 o-Erlc Ramsay, Scotland 35-3368 Tino Schuster, Germany 33-3568 Trevor Immelman, South Africa 32-3668 Fred Couples, United States 35-3368 Thomas Levet, France 36-3369 Bart Bryant, United States 34-35-69 Bob Tway. United States 37-3269 Michael Campbell, New Zealand 35-3469 Simon Khan, England 36-3369 Viiay Singh, Fill 34-35-69 Graeme McDowell, Northern Ireland 35-3469 Miguel Angel Jimenez, Spain 34-3569 Simon Dyson, England 35-3570 Mark Colcavecchia, United States 35-35-70 Peter Baker, England 35-3570 Robert Allenby, Australia 33-37-70 Adam Scott, Australia 35-35-70 Ian Poulter, England 37-3370 Sergio Garcia, Spain 33-3770 Paul McGinlev, Ireland 35-35 -70 o-Edoardo Molinari, Italy 35-3570 Kenny Perry, United States 33-3871 Tim Clark, South Africa 35-3671 Charles Howell, United States 34-37 -71 Mark O'Mearo, United States 33-38 -71 Colin Montgomery, Scotland 36-3571 Geoff Ogilw, Australia 34-3771 Bernhard Longer, Germany 34-3771 Ignocio Gorrido. Spain 34-3771 Steve Webster, England 30-41-71 Fredrik Jacobson.

Sweden 34-3771 John Daly, United States 34-3771 RorySatJoatlnl. South Africa 35-3772 Peter Hanson, Sweden 38-3472 Soren Hansen, Denmark 35-3772 Paul Lawrle, Scotland 36-3672 Thomas Biorn, Denmark 37-3572 Euan Walters, Australia 36-3672 Richard Green, Australia 33-39 72 Ted Purdy, United States 34-38-72 Greg Norman, Australia 37-3572 Todahlro Takayoma. Japan 33-3972 Hlroyukl Fuiita, Japan 35-37-72 Stuart Appleby, Australia 34-3872 Brad Faxon, United States 35-37-72 Pat Perez, United States 38-34-72 Bo Van Pelt. United States 37-35-72 o-Lloyd Salmon, Scotland 35-3873 Jean-Francois Remesy, France 35-3873 Ho, South Korea 34-3973 Tim Herron, United States 36-37- 73 Sean O'Hair, United States 34-39-73 a-Oscar Floren, Sweden 36-3773 Murray Urquhart, Scotland 37-3673 Robert Rock, England 38-3573 David Small, New Zealand 35-38 73 Scott Hend, Australia 35-38-73 Darren Clarke, Northern Ireland 36-3773 Nick O'Hern, Australia 37-36-73 Ion Woosnom, Wales 36-3773 Justin Leonard, United States 38-3573 Thongchoi Jaidee, Thailand 37-36 73 Moarten Lafeber, Netherlands 37-3673 Nicholos Flanagan, Australia 35-38 73 Martin Doyle, Australia 36-37-73 Sandy Lyle, Scotland 36-38-74 Rich Beem, United States 37-37-74 Canadian Women's Open scores Thursday At Glen Arbour Golf Course Halifax, Nova Scotia Purse: $1,3 million 1 Par 7 a-amateur First Round Janice Moodle 31-35-64 3-3l 67 34- 34-68 35- 34-69 35-34-69 33- 36-69 35-34-69 35- 34-69 36- 33-69 34- 3569 35- 35-70 38-32-70 31-39-70 36- S-70 35- 35-70 33- 37-70 36- 34-70 35- 35-70 34- 36-70 36- 34-70 Emily Bastel Linda Ishll II Ml Chung Angela Stanford Johanna Head Sherrl Turner Brittany Lang Cathy Johnston-Forbes Mhalri McKay Karen Weiss Diana D'Alessio Jen Hanna Shani Waugh Beth Bader Meg Mollon Christina Kim Young-A Yang Naree Song Audra Burks Nationwide Scholarship America Showdown Thursday At Troy Bum Golf Club Hudson. Wis.

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