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...men’s and women’s golf teams constructed their rosters this year with the future in mind. Both teams are extraordinarily young and entered their seasons with goals of improving from match to match rather than winning championships immediately...
...week earlier, Kang had earned All-Ivy honors by shooting a 79-85-82-246 at the Ivy Championships in Jackson, N.J. to finish in a tie for fifth overall. Another underclassman, freshman Carrie Baizer, played some of her best golf of the season in New Jersey, placing 25th overall...
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...additional claims. Many now wonder: Can the church actually go broke? The short answer is no. In the U.S. the Catholic Church collects revenues totaling around $7.5 billion annually. Even more impressive are its vast property holdings, which include everything from cathedrals and schools to beachfront retreats, stately mansions, golf courses and television and radio stations. But the real secret of the church's financial strength is that each of the 178 Roman Catholic dioceses in the U.S. organizes its affairs separately; nearly all employ a highly complex and decentralized legal structure that so far has effectively shielded their assets...
DIED. SAM SNEAD, 89, plainspoken golf great known for his straw hat and smooth swing, called the "sweetest" in the game; in Hot Springs, Va. Slammin' Sam, as he was dubbed, learned to play in a cow pasture using sticks as clubs. He won a record 81 PGA Tour events (17 of them after he had turned 40), including three PGA championships, three Masters and a British Open. "Watching Sam Snead practice hitting golf balls," said fellow pro John Schlee, "is like watching a fish practice swimming...