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Show HERALD DAILY Thursday, September 16, 2004 B7 PRO GOLF Captain Suttbii wants Ryder Cup team to take onT philosophy ASSOCIATED green, chipping to each spot from bunkers and rough. "Phil Mickelson taking the day off was the best tiling for him to do, and I admire that," Stewart Qnk said. European captain Bernhard ' Langer took the more traditional ' route. "As a player, I know that sooner or later you would like to have some idea who you might be playing (with), or if you're playing at all," Langer said. "And I win let them know as time gets closer to making a decisioa" One look at his pairings during Wednesday's practice round made it clear what he was thinking. Lee Westwood and Sergio Garcia (3-- 1 as a team at The Bel- fry), and Luke Donald and Paul Casey (Walker Cup teammates) The next day, Woods went off in a twosome with Ryder Cup rookie Chris DLMarco. Bringing up the rear was a fivesome an-of , other Ryder Cup rarity Davis Love HI, Jay Haas, Fred Funk, Campben and Furyk. . ,: , Ttokl them I wasn't going to set the pairings for the practice rounds," Sutton said. "Be prepared to beat the other two guys by yourself, and if I give you a little help, that s a bonus. So they have no due who they're going toplay with If they know who it is, they start worrying about their partner's game instead of worrying about their own game." r Sutton said his lineup for the opening round is set He win let the players know during the final day of practice, and some teams Woods and Mickelson, perhaps? could play together for the first time Friday morning. "There's been a lot of people talking about who they are comfortable with, and who they are not comfortable with," Sutton said. "I'm going to ten them tomorrow who they're going to be comfortable with playing." It was just another example of how Sutton has made dear this is nisteam.be wffl do things his way and he is prepared to take the criticism if it goes awry. Then again, he has nothing to lose, because the Americans don't have the Ry der Cup. Prevkws captains have tried to match up games and personalities, Mends and rivals, even the best two players on the team. No matter. The results have been the same. The United States has won the team portion of the Ryder Cup-t- wo rounds of alternate-sho-t and better-baeach of the first two Doug Ferguson THE PRESS BLCXIFIELD,roWHIP, Mich. Hal Sutton doesnt want anyone to read anything into his pavings during the practice ' rounds at the Ryder Cup, and that's a good thing. . Otherwise, one could only guess that Phil Mickdson win be riding the bench until Sunday. Mickelson caused the biggest stir Wednesday at Oakland HiDs by taking the day off from prac-tic- e, an unusual decision that left everyone to wonder if American unity already was on life support. Then again, the show of indi-vidualism fits in with everything Sutton has been preaching. "Worry about yourself ," Sutton said. "If I get you to worry about you, and I get the best out erf you, then it win come together as a team effort that could be - brilliant." The best illustration is the rare tack Sutton is taking this week. Captains usually have a good idea about teams midway through the week and start putting those players together during practice so they can get comfortable with each other. Sutton is keeping his guys in' the dark. From the time his team was finalized on Aug. 16 untfl sometime before opening ceremonies Thursday, the American players win not get the slightest hint whom their partners will be. And Sutton's pairings during the practice rounds dont offer muchof aclue. Tiger Woods played Tuesday with Jim Furyk, Chris Riley and Chad Campbell, all of whom have been linked as possible partners. y ' nine holes. Then, the Europeans switched to the alternate-sho- t format on the back nine, with . Westwood teamed with Darren Clarke and Garcia playing with Donald. "Obviously, there's a bit of QASHAssociated Press thought that went into it," United States captain Hal Sutton talks with Tiger Woods during the team photo sessions tor the 35th Langer said. The only thought Sutton has is Ryder Cup matches at the Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloomfield Township, Mich., on Wednesday. The matches between the U.S. and Europe begin on Friday. winning, and that means getting Last time at . off to a strong start. The Belfry, the Europeans got off to a 1 lead after the first sesnormal routine for him to skip Belfry in 2002, when he angered days just once in the last nine sion. In fact, Europe has led or matches. the British media and public for Monday, Tuesday or Wednestied after the opening set of This is certainly a different playing his practice round before day completely. I think captains matches the last five times. are learning we need to prepare the gates were opened, just like strategy, something I've never "It's extremely important to as individuals and do our own he does at the majors. experienced," Woods said. "I 's And that's why none of think it's refreshing. We go out get off to a great start," Sutton thing." Mickelson was the first player said. "I think when we announce teammates were dis- there and prepare like we always turbed when he took the day off. at Oakland Hills on Monday, and our pairings, you'U see that's do for each and every tournahe took nearly seven hours to "Three practice rounds ... you ment, and they when your name weighed heavily on my mind. I'U filled 18 himself. holes He see ever is called, you go out there and the put out the guys that I think can play by top players hardly his yardage book with notes on do that at .a Masters or a U.S. get it done." try to get a point." Woods was given that freeOnly then win 12 individuals Open Or an Open championship," every hole, and had a caddie start playing like a team. dom to stick to his routine at The Davis Love III said. "Phil, that's a place six tiny flags around the MORRY t 3-- , Mick-elson- n FAST FACT SCOREBOARD On this date in 1996, Paul Molitor gets his 3,000th career hit becoming the 21st major leaguer to reach the mark and the first to do it with a triple. Source AP Baseball 232 120 473 99 163 123 478 66 164 139 553 108 181 12a 419 85 134 127 456 75 145 136 522 .97 166 130 457 93 143 142 618 102 193 135 509 98 159 Det Ana RowandChW ' DurazoO Det CGulllen THatner Cle MYoung Ten MRarnirezBos RUNS Baton, 111; Damon. 109: VGuerrero, Texas, 102; Lawton, New York, 101; New York, 99. Francisco, 116; .371 Rolen, New 108; MYoung, Cleveland, 101; Mori, Baltimore, 99; Jeter, RBI Tejada, Baltimore, 126; DOrdz, Boston, 1 25; MRamlrez, Boston. 1 1 7; Sheffield, New York, 112; VGuerrero, Cleveland, Cleveland, 104. Seattle, 232; MYoung. Texas, Anaheim, 181; Tejada, 106; VMarfinez, HITS ISuzuld, 193: VGuerrero, 174; Damon, Baltimore, 171; ASortano. 166; Jeter, New 46: Baltimore, eits. Bernard, Boston, 38; CGulllen, Detroit, 37. TRIPLES Crawford, TOmpa Bay, 17; Rgglns, Anaheim, 15; CGulllen, Detroit 10; Wants, JoCruz, 7; 8; Detroit, MYoung, Texas, Tampa Bay, 7; Lofton, New York, 7. HOME Boston, 41; DOrttt, Boston, 37; Konerko, Chicago, 36; Teteort, Texas. 35; Sheffield, New York, 34; ARorJrlguez, New York, 33: VGuerrero, Anaheim, 30. STOLEN BASES Crawford, Tamps Bay, 53; tSuzukl, Seattle, 34; Bgglna, Anaheim, 29; Bfloberts, Baltimore, 26; Lawton, Cleveland. 23; ARodriguei, New York, 23; Jeter, New York. 22. PITCHING (1 Decttx) Mulder, Oakland, t? a am on- cmmm Oneaieui 10A ion i .750, 2.76; 3.35; Santana, Minnesota, Boston, PMartJnet, .727, 3.43; Rogers, .696, 4.60; THudson, Oakland, Texas, 16-.647, .687, 3.36; JMncon, Minnesota, 2.74. SnUKEOUTS Santana, Minnesota, 240; PMartjnei, Boston, 213; Schilling, Boston, 177; KEacobar, Anaheim, 169; FGarda, Chicago, 162; LWy, Toronto, 154; Bonosrrnan, Detroit, 150. SAVES MRtwra, New York, 48; FCordero, Texas. 44; Nathan. Minnesota, 43; Foutke, Boston, 28; Perdval. Anaheim, 28; DBaez, Tampa Bay, 27; JuUo. Baltimore, 21; UrtHna, Detroit 21. 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Pioneer League Announced the resignation CASPER ROCKIES of Mary Schmidt, general manager and president. Named Danny Tetzlafl general manager and president 18 IB 12 12 8 LB Pts 10 2- - 2 - 1 21 7 1 2- - 2 38 7 - 1 2- - 2 27 7 1 22 V 1 42 - 2 50 6 6 6 - 2 32 6 2- - 2 - 2 3 3 3 3 3- - Ind. 3- - - 2 - 2 9 9 8 8 players of the week RB Curtis Martin, N Y. Jets DE Kenard Lang. Cleveland Offense Defense Special OB Daunts Mlcah Knorr, Denver NFC 1 College football Top 25 schedule No 1 No. 2 3 4 5 7 No. No. No. No. TD 30 , 0 0 0 NEW JERSEY NETS for forcefully Football NFL fined Denver S John Lynch S7.500 for a he made against Kansas City WR Dante Hall In the season opener. ATLANTA FALCONS Placed 0G Michael Moore on Inkired reserve. Signed 0T Jared Peck from the practice squad. NFL hit NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS NEW YORK G 49ERS Pet 15 .531 16 .500 16 .500 17 .485 16 .484 17 .469 playoff spot certerence 'cMms tT"""' Brad Fast. Signed D Danny contract Assigned F Larose. F Forbes. D D Danny Richmond. 0 0 Jacques. Bruno St. G Rob Zepp to Lowell of the AHL. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Resigned and Cam Ward G Leighton to G Michael contract. a LOS ANGELES KINGS Assigned C Michael C Matt Ryan. C Yank Lehoux, LW HW Scott Barney. RW Dusttn RW Greg Hogeboom. RW Petr Kanko, RW George Parrot. D Tim Gleason. D Denis Cammallen, Noah Clarke. Brown. Grebeshkov. G Barry Brust Manchester ot the AHL G Adam Hauser to Signed 0 Ivan Baranka. Signed RW Andre rantract. Assigned Dewaux. C Craig Darby. LW Steve McLaren, C Jarrod Skalde and RW Shane Willis to Spflngnek) of the AHL. NEW YORK RANGERS TAMPA BAY UGHTMNSj Deveaux to a MLS tt 1 1 1 H ' the resignation of Steve Pastortno, assistant general manager, to become general manager ot Salt Lake City franchise UTAH SttNBeS Steve Psessrkte aeaanl seas)- CHICAGO 1 Vl 2 8 .750 13 .606 4 7 15 .531 .500 16 484 IH IS .419 10 H .242 16 H Detroit 82, New York 71 OT Houston 70, Mlnrieeola 59 Los Angeles 73, Phosntx 80 Kevin Ware. TE Soccer Western Conference W l Pel It 1,2$ 0 Sean Curry. Allan Rourke, 10 L ' Smith. FB Matt Gordle Dwyer. F Chad Ryan Bayda. Enc Staal, F Mike Zigomanis, D Conn WNBA standings Eastern Conference It Brent Waived F Basketball Houston SanArtonto S Curry Signed Burns to the practice squad. Richmond to s 8 Florida State vs. UAB, 4:30 p m. No. 9 Ohio State at N.C. State, 1 :30 p.m. No. 1 1 Honda at No. 13 Tennessee, 6 p.m. No. 12 Virginia vs Akron, 1 p.m. No. 15 Utah at Utah State, S p.m. No. 16 Iowa al Arizona State, 8 p m.' No. 17 Michigan vs. San Diego State, 10 a.m. No. 19 Fresno State vs Portland Stats, 8 p.m No. 20 Wisconsin at Arizona. 2 p m. No. 22 Minnesota st Colorado State, 8 p.m. Na 23 Boise State at UTEP. 7 p m. No. 24 Louisville st Tutane. 5 p m. No. 25 Memphis at Arkansas State, 5 p.m. 24 20 17 18 15 13 Harris. Lucious Tina F Hockey No. New York G Thompson S500 throwing Washington F Stacey to the court on Sept. 12. Fined Houston CAROLINA HURRICANES am. Detroit Waived WNBA WNBA Stanley. Signed n Connecticut Chsttotst Named Brendan coach. SAN FRANCISCO p.. taviectfcut assistant ppd., Saturdaya oanoo Southern Cat H iYU, B Oklahoma vs. Oregon. 1:30 p m. a.m. Georgia vs. Marshall, Miami vs. Louisiana Tech, 11 a m. LSU at No. 14 Auburn, 1:30 p.m. West Virginia vs. No. 21 Maryland, Avg Lt 13 Today's seme at Southern Miss, Malone Ivan 1 0 0 50.3 52 47.3 69 47.0 55 45 4 St 45.3 64 45.1 80 44.1 63 44.0 51 43.S 55 43.0 21 Minnesota Culpepper. Green Bay Detroit Barnett S Bracy Walker, Hurricane NBA CLEVELAND CAVALIERS CLEVELAND BROWNS Signed TE Doug Zeigler to the practice sq1 ad. Waived DB Ricky Sharps from the practice squad. DENVER BRONCOS Signed RB Santonio Beard to the practice ecoad Released TE J.P. Foschi. GREEN BAY PACKERS Signed TE Ben Steele RB Walter from the oractjet squad Williams to the r ractjee squad. Released Scott McBnen from tfe practice squad. Reinstated CB Mike McKerrfe from the reserve list. AFC Offense Defense Special LB Nick Matt Stairs Of Signed contract extension. MILWAUKEE Pte 18 Ret 4 3 3 2 1 t CITY ROYALS NL FG 1 0 0 0 AL KANSAS 2 3- - K.C. Tynes, 7 6 5 5 5 4 4 1 St Baseball 4 3- - Graham, Cin. Reed. Pit. 7 1 0 142 4.7 121. 4.7 100 6.3 91 3.8 21 No t RfMfvtre No Yda Avg :Lt Bruce. StL 9 112 12.4 111 12.3 21 K Johnson, DaU Dal. 112 14 9 28 Bryant S 86 10 6 let Johnson, S.F. Owens, PW. H S Jackson. See.-7 98 14.0 37 - 7 98 13.7 36 HottSU 7 94 13.4 27 Wlteon,&F. ' T 12 S3 7 CtaytoivT.B. Horn. N O. 110 18.3 33 ; 82 13.7 22 Crumpler.M. Smith. Car. 80 10.0 IS C. Lewis. Pit. 58 17 ' 18 ' ' Ant 6 39 8.5 11 Jones, T. Jones, Chi. "a 6 3 10 I Russis, and Arantxt S.F. 0. Cle. Janlkowski, Oak. ScoMS, Jac. 0 I Smith, Ariz Battow. RsMhtft Alt Vta U 29 148 5.1 64t 28 135 4 8 27 19 22 126 58 125 13.9 721 33 119 3.6 12 17 119 7.0 50 16 87 5.4 IS 19 78 4.0 20 15 ' 76 9.1 21 67 3.2 15 23 - - Hou. Brown, leaders 196 6.8 156 6.8 151 27 Transactions - Hi. - VlrarJeri. 9 8 Ruilwn TD 33 Basketball - No. 10 California Brees, S.D. Pennington, 36 4- - 4- - Vanderjagt 41 0- - Ariz AFC individual 33 45 48 43 37 37 Bam, Den. Kaedlng,S.D. 6 p m. Friday's g at Connecticut, 5 pm. San Antonio. 6 p.m. at Charlotte Washington at Phoenix. 8 p.m Minnesota at Los Angeles. 8 30 p.m. 6 PAT 10 1 2- - Today's games 5:30 p m.' York. Houston. Kicking Pes 3- - 3 6 2 2 49 32 10 10110 Whrtted. Oak. IS 0 2 4 3- - B. G 32 32 2 J NFL 0- - Peterson. SF. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 73 Antonio 58 New York 12 4 34 3 50 2 27 2 45 2 32 - 32 Indiana at New Sacramento at 12 3- - 2- - TO 6 Scoring Touchdowns TO Rush Rec 3 3 0 1 2 3 3 0 3 2 2 0 Ptt. Betas. 12 1 4- - PM. LG 7 Washington 84. San Seattle 73. Phoenix to a Pas 18 18 18 - HaJ. Was. 4 7 Weekl Ft PAT LongweH, Andersen. Sept 20 7 p.m. Alt Caas Yds Mln. 23 17 242 Culpepper. McNebb. Pit 36 26 330 Fevre.GB. 22 15 143 34 23 272 Burger. StL Haaaasjeck, Sea. 29 19 246 Defxxnms. Car. 39 23 284 Testaveroa. Del. 60 29 355 9 111 15 Doresy.SF. , 31 Rattav.S.F. 18 175 28 16 203 Warner. Was. 5 Brlen.NY-- J .3 Sea G.B. Green. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Klckotf Returners No Yds Avg 2 58 29.0 Droughts, Den. Roc Alexander. Den. 2 55 27.5 Mia. 77 25.7 3 Brightrul, 6 154 25.7 Moses, Hou. S.D. 102 25.5 4 Welker. Hoshmnd2adeh,Cln.5 127 25 4 Handle El, Pit. 3 76 25.3 4 94 23.5 Francis, Oak. 4 89 22.3 Rhodes, Ind. But. 2 43 21 5 McGee, P Alexander. 2 Brlghtful, Mia. Mason, Ten. Sams, Bal. Gnffki.Oen. Holmes. KC. D.Davis. Hou. Lt ScoiinQ ToucMowm TDRuoh Res Ret 1 2 0 3 0 2' 1 3 0 3 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 6 T individual leaders NFC TD 25 16 10 10 Cle. Kicking Houston at Detroit 11 am. St Louis st Atlanta, 11a.m. Chicago at Green Bay. 11 a m. at N.Y. Giants, 1 1 a m. Washington Denver at Jacksonville. 11 a m. st Tennessee, 11am. Indianapolis Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 11 a.m. Carolina at Kansas City, 11 am. San Francisco at New Orleans, 11 a.m. Seattle at Tamps Bay. 2:05 p.m. Cleveland at Dallas. 2:15 p.m. N Y. Jets at San Diego. 2:15 p.m. Buffalo at Oakland. 2:15 p.m. New England al Arizona. 2:15 p.m. Miami at Cincinnati, 6:30 p m. Philadelphia, Lt 8.7 8.7 6.5 6.3 6.0 13 2 Was. T Sunday's games Weetbrook, - det. Krlstlnt . Pet 01.000 01 000 0 000 0.000 T Rossum.AU. 3 3 2 3 4 3 5 3 3 0 0 Barber. Green, G.B. rxmacnoweks, Poland, snd ttaUna 8- -i Vostoboeve. Russia, Casey Otkecoua and Nicole Sewell. Australia, del. Ayu Pari Damsysntl and Seat Mends, rMtonwltj, 20 3 24 21 3 20 24 31 Engram, Sea. McDonald, StL 1 M. Faulk, (5), Italy. lOjznstsoffS. PA G.B. Chatrnan, Philadelphia Alexander. t-- t-- 292 54 48 49 53 55 54 55 RocfliVfra Al Petrova 213 7 50 16.7 PA . Nadla 5 3 PF Portts, Aiko T Pet 01.000 01.000 0.000 0.000 PF Phi. 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