College Results
KANSAS INVITATIONAL
Tuesday at Alvamar
Team scoring: Missouri 881, Kansas 888, Louisville 901, Illinois State 902, Toledo 904, Iowa State 906, Wichita State 907, Drake 910, Michigan State 911, Texas El Paso 918, Arkansas State 919, SW Missouri State 922, Northern Iowa 922, Kansas State 928, Oral Roberts 930, UMKC 945.
Individuals: 1. Ryan Vermeer, Kansas, 70-71-73--214. 2. Cory Ewert, Missouri, 70-74-71--215. 3. David Suggs, Missouri, 70-70-76--216. 4. Adrian Quintela, UTEP, 73-71-73--217. 5. Chris Campbell, Louisville, 74-73-71--218. 6. Jason Owen, SE Missouri, 72-73-74--219; Tim Rice, Toledo, 74-71-74--219. 8. Aaron Patton, Iowa State, 76-72-73--221. x-9. Casey Harbour, Kansas, 76-76-70--222. 10. Matt Young, Arkansas State, 74-73-76--223; Stuart Anderson, Illinois State, 72-75-76--223; Danny Baron, Louisville, 76-76-71--223. 13. Brent Goik, Michigan State, 73-73-78--224; Shawn Fleming, Missouri, 74-73-77--224. 15. Matt Lowe, Northern Iowa, 75-74-76--225; David Bartels, Drake, 72-73-80--225; Adam Goldie, Illinois State, 76-74-75--225; Jeremy Lyons, Iowa State, 75-75-75--225; Brad Davis, Kansas, 78-74-73--225; Jake Istnick, Kansas, 77-72-76--225.
Other KU team results: 35. Andy Stewart, 71-79-79--229. 54. Conrad Roberts, 74-78-81--233.
KU individuals: 44. Jason deBuhr, 77-78-76--230. 52. Jason Byler, 74-79-79--232. 54. Nic Rebne, 78-76-79--233; Chris Marshall, 78-78-77--233.
x-competed as individual, did not count in team score.
Week at a Glance
PGA of AMERICA
Ryder Cup
Site: Brookline, Mass.
Schedule: Friday-Sunday.
Course: The Country Club (7,033 yards, par 71).
Format: Friday and Saturday, four morning alternate-shot matches and four afternoon better-ball matches. Sunday, 12 singles matches.
Last match: Seve Ballesteros' European squad defeated the U.S., 14 1/2-13 1/2, in Sotogrande, Spain. Tiger Woods, Davis Love III and Justin Leonard -- who won three of the four 1997 majors -- all lost singles matches for the U.S. on the final day.
United States: David Duval, Jim Furyk, Tom Lehman, Justin Leonard, Davis Love III, Jeff Maggert, Phil Mickelson, Mark O'Meara, Steve Pate, Payne Stewart, Hal Sutton and Tiger Woods. Captain: Ben Crenshaw.
Europe: Darren Clarke, Andrew Coltart, Sergio Garcia, Padraig Harrington, Miguel Angel Jimenez, Paul Lawrie, Colin Montgomerie, Jose Maria Olazabal, Jesper Parnevik, Jarmo Sandelin, Jean Van de Velde and Lee Westwood. Captain: Mark James.
Notes: The event is played every two years using match-play format. There are 28 points available. The U.S. must win at least 14 1/2 to regain the Cup. ... The U.S. last won the Cup in 1993, 15-13. Tom Watson was the team captain. ... The event began in 1927. The U.S. leads 23-7-2. ... Europe has won four of the last seven Ryder Cups. ... The event's Web site is rydercup.com.
PGA TOUR
Westin Texas Open
Site: San Antonio
Schedule: Thursday-Sunday.
Course: LaCantera Country Club (7,001 yards, par 72).
Purse: $2 million.
Winner's share: $342,000.
Last year: Hal Sutton won, finishing with a 4-under 68 for a one-stroke victory over Justin Leonard and Jay Haas. Sutton had an 18-under 270.
Last week: Brad Faxon beat Fred Funk in a two-hole playoff to win the B.C. Open in Endicott, N.Y. It was his sixth career victory and first in two years. The playoff was Monday because of Hurricane Floyd.
Notes: Sutton will be playing in the Ryder Cup and will not defend his title. ... David Ogrin won the 1996 tournament for his lone tour title. He and wife Sharon met during the 1985 tournament and were married during the 1986 event. ... Next is the Buick Challenge in Pine Mountain, Ga. ... The tour's Web site is pgatour.com
LPGA TOUR
Safeway LPGA Golf Championship
Site: Portland, Ore.
Schedule: Thursday-Sunday.
Course: Columbia Edgewater Country Club (6,300 yards, par 72).
Purse: $800,000.
Winner's share: $129,000.
Last year: Danielle Ammaccapane finished with a 12-under 204 for a one-stroke victory Emilee Klein.
Last week: Maria Hjorth won the Safeco Classic in Kent, Wash., by two strokes over Catriona Matthew. Hjorth had five straight birdies on holes 3-7 en route to a final-round 64.
Notes: LPGA Hall of Famer Babe Didrickson Zaharias was one of only two women on ESPN's list of the 20 greatest athletes of the century. Didrickson Zaharias and Jack Nicklaus are the only golfers in the top 20. ... Karrie Webb leads the money-winning list with $1.4 million. Juli Inkster is second and Se Ri Pak third. ... Inkster, a Tour member since 1984, needs just one point to be inducted into the LPGA Hall of Fame. Annika Sorenstam, on tour since 1993, needs two poins for induction. Points are earned by winning events or certain post-season awards. ... Next is the Columbus LPGA Classic in New Albany, Ohio. ... The tour's Web site is lpga.com.
SENIOR PGA TOUR
Kroger Senior Classic
Site: Mason, Ohio.
Schedule: Friday-Sunday.
Course: The Golf Center at Kings Island (6,639 yards, par 70).
Purse: $1.4 million.
Winner's share: $195,000.
Last year: South Africa's Hugh Baiocchi won the rain-shortened event for his second consecutive victory. Baiocchi birdied the second hole of a playoff with Bob Charles, Frank Conner, Larry Nelson and Bruce Summerhays. Baiocchi had a 7-under 133.
Last week: Tom Watson won his first career Senior Tour title, the Bank One Championship in Dallas, by five strokes over Summerhays.
Notes: There has never been a repeat winner of the Kroger Senior Classic. ... Baiocchi's best finish this season is sixth, which he's done twice. ... Charles Raulerson set the tournament record of 272 in 1998. ... Baiocchi ranks 18th on the money list this season. ... Next is the Vantage Championship in Clemmons, N.C. ... The tour's Web site is pgatour.com.
NIKE TOUR
Oregon Classic
Site: Junction City, Ore.
Schedule: Thursday-Sunday.
Course: Shadow Hills Country Club (7,007 yards, par 72).
Purse: $225,000.
Winner's share: $40,500.
Last year: Charles Raulerson shot 68-69-65-70 for a 16-under 272. Notah Begay III, John Elliott and Tom Scherrer tied for second, five strokes back.
Last week: Carl Paulson won the Boise Open in Boise, Idaho, by four strokes over Joel Edwards and Michael Muehr.
Notes: Paulson has won two of the last three tournaments to move to the top of the money list. ... Paulson is only the third player to top $200,000 for a season on the Nike Tour. ... There are two tournaments left before the season-ending Nike Championships. The top 50 on the money list will make up the field. ... Next is the Inland Empire Open in Moreno Valley, Calif. ... The tour's Web site is pgatour.com.
Senior PGA Money Leaders
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- Senior PGA Tour money leaders through the Bank One Championship, which ended Sept. 19:
1. Hale Irwin 20 $1,830,775
2. Bruce Fleisher 25 $1,807,760
3. Allen Doyle 24 $1,559,266
4. Larry Nelson 24 $1,275,608
5. Gil Morgan 23 $1,206,582
6. Dana Quigley 31 $1,024,824
7. Vicente Fernandez 24 $972,261
8. Tom Jenkins 23 $949,775
9. Jose Maria Canizares 26 $933,062
10. Graham Marsh 24 $908,508
11. John Jacobs 28 $903,949
12. Dave Eichelberger 27 $833,498
13. John Mahaffey 26 $811,810
14. Bruce Summerhays 29 $804,914
15. Ed Dougherty 21 $759,912
16. Jim Thorpe 29 $737,666
17. Joe Inman 29 $729,506
18. Hugh Baiocchi 29 $646,362
19. Walter Hall 29 $629,495
20. J.C. Snead 27 $627,041
21. Jim Dent 26 $594,295
22. Bob Duval 27 $570,292
23. Gary McCord 12 $567,685
24. Christy O'Connor 10 $564,024
25. Leonard Thompson 29 $544,510
26. David Graham 29 $536,739
27. Jim Colbert 23 $519,039
28. Ray Floyd 14 $518,487
29. Mike McCullough 30 $509,066
30. George Archer 25 $504,860
31. Al Geiberger 18 $489,692
32. Kermit Zarley 26 $486,073
33. Terry Dill 28 $471,793
34. David Lundstrom 23 $464,146
35. Tom Wargo 28 $456,236
36. Tom McGinnis 27 $435,274
37. Hubert Green 24 $423,499
38. Jim Albus 27 $399,847
39. Lee Trevino 21 $396,215
40. Bob Dickson 29 $386,561
41. Frank Conner 29 $384,567
42. Jay Sigel 25 $382,485
43. Bob Murphy 25 $379,294
44. John Bland 23 $377,533
45. Fred Gibson 29 $344,297
46. Jim Ahern 10 $336,892
47. Isao Aoki 17 $334,523
48. Bob Charles 19 $325,758
49. Dave Stockton 20 $305,724
50. Walter Morgan 30 $282,208
Nike Tour Money Leaders
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- Nike Tour money leaders through the Boise Open, which ended Sept. 19:
Trn Money
1. Carl Paulson 25 $221,771
2. Mathew Goggin 20 $178,741
3. Edward Fryatt 25 $166,761
4. Matt Gogel 24 $165,236
5. Glen Hnatiuk 23 $164,173
6. Joel Edwards 22 $160,140
7. Ryan Howison 23 $144,650
8. Shaun Micheel 21 $142,151
9. Marco Dawson 17 $140,855
10. Kevin Johnson 24 $111,917
11. Steve Gotsche 22 $106,540
12. Casey Martin 20 $101,527
13. Fran Quinn 22 $100,913
14. Craig Kanada 22 $100,254
15. Jeff Gove 26 $97,577
16. Brad Elder 19 $96,729
17. Brian Tennyson 20 $91,928
18. Craig Bowden 23 $91,308
19. Bob Heintz 19 $90,623
20. Darron Stiles 18 $84,638
21. Jim McGovern 22 $83,134
22. Todd Demsey 23 $81,068
23. Kelly Gibson 16 $80,073
24. Richard Johnson 25 $79,622
25. Vance Veazey 25 $76,582
26. David Berganio, Jr. 18 $74,355
27. Michael Clark 22 $74,342
28. Marco Gortana 21 $69,713
29. Jerry Smith 23 $68,833
30. Mike Grob 26 $68,803
31. Michael Muehr 22 $66,083
32. John Wilson 21 $65,390
33. Steve Haskins 21 $61,942
34. J.J. Henry 24 $61,902
35. Kris Cox 22 $61,237
36. Paul Claxton 24 $59,011
37. Matt Peterson 24 $58,278
38. Dicky Thompson 14 $57,654
39. Curt Byrum 22 $56,321
40. Jim M. Johnson 22 $54,362
41. Garrett Willis 11 $51,988
42. Steve Ford 21 $51,982
43. Tim Clark 21 $50,589
44. Tripp Isenhour 24 $49,776
45. Gibby Gilbert Jr. 23 $49,341
46. Gary Webb 8 $48,732
47. Greg Lesher 23 $48,609
48. Don Reese 24 $47,412
49. John Riegger 18 $47,151
50. Sam Randolph 21 $46,653
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