ST. LOUIS — St. Louis Blues defenseman Erik Johnson will miss the first three days of training camp because of a knee injury sustained in a golf course accident. Johnson, the Blues’ top draft pick pick in 2006, was trying to stop his golf cart on

Golfing for Autism - Burlington Free Press
Golfing for Autism Organizer and Director of The New England Autism Center, Linda Tanner Luxenberg standing with her volunteers and friends. (From Left) Pam Driver, of South Burlington, Shirley Baillargeon, of WInooski, Ghislaine Deis, of Williston

Golfing gets stuck in sand - Detroit News
Golf is a contemplative game. It is a sail through a quiet afternoon — mild exercise in the fresh air. The National Golf Foundation reports that 17 million fewer rounds were played in 2006 than in 2000. The big reasons: Golf costs too much money and

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Teaching and Club Professional (T&CP) Northeast Section member Mary Enright, of Armonk N.Y., has achieved the status of Master Professional, one of the most distinguished

Q&A: Europe captain Nick Faldo - NBC Sports
Sept 28: The shot of the day from the final round of the Tour Championship comes from winner Camilo Villegas. For more than 20 years, Nick Faldo was the Ryder Cup’s most prolific competitor, winning 23 matches and securing 25 points in a record 11

NEW YORK (AP) _ A battle broke out Friday for control of Wachovia , as Wells Fargo agreed to pay $14.8 billion for the struggling bank, while Citigroup and federal regulators insisted that Citi’s earlier and lower-priced takeover offer go forward. The surprise announcement that Wachovia Corp. agreed
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Palin-Biden debate sets TV ratings record - Washington Post
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Sarah Palin’s televised showdown with Joe Biden drew nearly 70 million U.S. viewers, far surpassing last week’s John McCain - Barack Obama face-off and ranking as the most watched vice presidential debate ever. Palin, the Republican governor of Alaska, and Biden, the
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Historic bailout bill passes Congress; Bush signs - Houston Chronicle
WASHINGTON With the economy on the brink of meltdown and elections looming, a reluctant Congress abruptly reversed course and approved a historic $700 billion government bailout of the battered financial industry on Friday. President Bush swiftly signed it. The 263-171 House vote capped two
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