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March 15, 2013

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ENID, Okla. — Monday deadline

to enter Fourball



Monday is the deadline to enter the Dick Lambertz Memorial Enid Fourball, which begins March 23-24 at both Oakwood Country Club and Meadowlake Golf Course.

Entry fee is $80 per player. Players can register either at the Oakwood or Meadowlake pro shops.

The tournament will skip the Easter weekend and conclude on the weekend of April 6-7.



Pheasant Run senior

league to begin Monday



Pheasant Run Golf Course senior league begins Monday with a tee time of 10 a.m. Participants must be at least 60 years old. Cost is $20, which includes cart. For information, contact the Pheasant Run clubhouse at (580) 233-2355.



SWOSU passes first

test at NCAA regional



TOPEKA, Kan. — Southwestern Oklahoma State’s women, coached by ex-Canton star Kelsi Musick, held off a late Central Missouri comeback to beat the Jennies 73-71 in the first round of the NCAA Division II Central Regional basketball tournament.

Michelle Fisher led the Lady Bulldogs with 24 points, hitting five of seven three-point attempts.

SWOSU (24-6) faces Augustana, a 78-66 winner over Concordia-St.Paul, at 5 p.m. today in a regional semifinal.



Enforcers kick off

season tonight



Enid Enforcers will begin their Central Football League season at 7 tonight when they host the Oklahoma Force at D. Bruce Selby Stadium.

The game is part of a doubleheader with the Joplin Crusaders — who lost to the Enforcers 28-21 in last year’s title game — facing the Northern Oklahoma Rufnex at 3 p.m.

Admission is $7. Children under 10 are free. Dollar hamburgers and hot dogs will be sold all day.

Enforcers player-owner Mark Timberlake said all the players are back from last year’s championship team. Former Northwestern Oklahoma State star Al Hunt will quarterback. Coursey Young, one of the Enforcers’ quarterbacks last season, has moved back to running back, his natural position.

The Enforcers beat the Oklahoma Force 43-7 last season.

“They have some good coaches and good athletes,’’ said Timberlake. “We have been real fortunate we have had some real good athletes come through Enid.’’



Prammanasudh 12 back

at LPGA Founders Cup



PHOENIX (AP) — Jee Young Lee birdied three of the last four holes to take a one-stroke lead over Ai Miyazato on another hot day at the LPGA Founders Cup.

Lee, the South Korean player who won the tour’s 2005 South Korean event, had a bogey-free 8-under 64 on Friday to reach 15-under 129 and break the tournament 36-hole record. She played in the morning wave before the temperature climbed into the low 90s at Desert Ridge.

Enid’s Stacy Prammanasudh shot a 72 to be at 141 after 36 holes. Miyazato bogeyed her final hole for a 67 a day after shooting a tournament-record 63. The Japanese star is playing her first event since sustaining a whiplash injury three weeks ago in a five-vehicle crash in Thailand.

Third-ranked Stacy Lewis, coming off a victory two weeks ago in Singapore, was four strokes back after a 65.

 

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