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British Open
A surprising Day 1
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Colin Montgomerie conquers his nemesis to shoot 65 and Tiger Woods is relieved to be six back. |
College basketball
South Florida details its stand
Attorneys say despite judge's ruling, it had legal grounds to fire former women's basketball coach.
Devil Rays
Rays empty again
More strong pitching -- despite Bryan Rekar's early departure -- yields another 2-1 loss to Angels.
Wallace looks good for the long haul
ST. PETERSBURG -- Jeff Wallace has been in the bullpen long enough to know that his name could be called at any time. Even when things seem to be going well, such as the starting pitcher working his way out of a first-inning jam as Bryan Rekar did Thursday afternoon, holding Anaheim scoreless.
Up next
Up next: Rangers
Et cetera
NFL's Web site primed to promote free fantasy leagues
Don't look for much in the way of radical changes at NFL.com in the wake of the five-year deal announced last week that joins the league's official site with AOL, CBS and Sportsline.com.
On The Air
New shows must retain ESPN's reputation for quality
At ESPN, "reality" isn't just a genre of programming. It's the knowledge that if the network doesn't do something to earn new and younger viewers, it could be left in the ratings dust.
Preps
Seminole earns junior title
Seminole defeated Northwest 11-3 on Tuesday to win the District 5 junior baseball championship. Gene Civello earned the win by allowing only two hits and striking out seven in five innings.
Northside duo seeks national team berths
Brian LeClerc and Lastings Milledge are finalists for the squad that will play in the World Youth Championships.
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