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Mercer Next on Tyson's Schedule
If Mike Tyson is going to fight heavyweight
champ Lennox Lewis under a two-fight deal
being worked out by rival cable giants HBO
and Showtime, He is going to have to earn his
title shot. Tyson will meet Ray Mercer on Jan.
19 (SET, $39.95) in a dangerous tune-up.
Showtime said. No site has been selected but
New Y ork’s Madison Square Garden is the
leading candidate.
Goosen Heads Woods in Grand Slam
POIPU BEACH, Haw aii-U .S. Open champion
Retief Goosen shot a 6-under-par 66 to take a
one-stroke lead over Tiger W oods in the 36-
hole PGA Grand Slam of Golf. PGA champion
David Toms shot a68, and British Open winner
David Duval had a lackluster 76.
Oates Recovering After Brain Surgery
BALTIMORE - Former Texas Rangers and
Baltimore Orioles manager Johnny Oates was
in good condition following surgery for a brain
tumor at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Additional
information will not be released because of a
request by O ates’ family, hospital spokesman
Trent Stockton said. The tumor was diag­
nosed earlier this month.
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CLASS 4A SEMIFINALS
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i f S h eld o n vs. G len co e, 8 p.m .
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i f A m ity vs. R egis, 8 p.m .
CLASS 1A FINAL -S a t., Hare Field
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Oregon quarterback Joey Harrington is the
new Pac-10 offensive player o f the year.
INDIO, Calif.— When Skins Game officials
devised a new rule that made winning a skin
much more difficult, they did so in the hopes
that one player would win the entire $ 1 million
purse on a single hole.
They had to settle for one player winning
it all on two holes instead.
Greg Norman walked away from Landmark
Golf Club in Indio, Calif, on Sunday with all 18
skins and a check for $ 1 million, while playing
partners Tiger Woods, Colin Montgomerie
and Jesper Pamevik were all left empty-handed
— the first time in the 19-year history of the
Skins Game that one player swept the match.
“I knew coming out here I had to play solid,
consistent golf, and I did all week,” Norman
said.
W hile he played solid golf throughout the
weekend, Norman also benefited from the new
format, in which a player needed to win or
halve the following hole in order to validate a
skin won on the previous hole.
The bulk of N orm an's winnings came on
the par-5 18th hole, where his three-foot putt
for par validated his skin from the previous
hole and earned him $800,000 - more money
than he earned during any single tournament
in his Hall of Fame career. It also helped him set
seven Skins Game records.
For good measure, Norman sank a birdie
putt on the second playoff hole to win the one
remaining skin - a Toyota Super Skin worth
$200.000.
Norman only needed a two-putt for par on
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Pam evik’s second shot clipped the lip of
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the green. Woods and Montgomerie were no
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left of the green.
Norman had put himself in position to be
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birdie putt on 17. In the process, he also cost
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MCLEAN, Va. - Miami took advantage of its
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of the USA TODAY/ESPN Top 25 Coaches’
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