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Boeing Classic Par Scores

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

FridayAt Snoqualmie RidgeSnoqualmie, Wash.Purse: $2.2 millionYardage: 7,217; Par: 72First RoundWoody Austin34-32—66-6Kevin Sutherland33-33—66-6Stephen Ames34-33—67-5Harrison Frazar34-34—68-4Miguel Angel Jimenez35-33—68-4Steven Alker34-35—69-3Shane Bertsch34-35—69-3K.J. Choi34-35—69-3Fred Couples37-32—69-3Glen Day35-34—69-3Richard Green35-34—69-3Tim Herron35-34—69-3John Huston35-34—69-3Bernhard Langer37-32—69-3Tim Petrovic34-35—69-3Vijay Singh36-33—69-3Y.E. Yang35-34—69-3Marco Dawson33-37—70-2Jerry Kelly37-33—70-2Davis Love III33-37—70-2Scott McCarron35-35—70-2Colin Montgomerie37-33—70-2Timothy O’Neal36-34—70-2Jeff Sluman35-35—70-2Paul Stankowski35-35—70-2Willie Wood37-33—70-2Ernie Els36-35—71-1Tom Gillis35-36—71-1Paul Goydos36-35—71-1Lee Janzen35-36—71-1Justin Leonard36-35—71-1Brett Quigley34-37—71-1Harry Rudolph34-37—71-1Ken Tanigawa37-34—71-1Stuart Appleby34-38—72EPaul Broadhurst34-38—72EKen Duke36-36—72EKeith Horne36-36—72ERobert Karlsson40-32—72EJeff Maggert35-37—72EBilly ...

Boeing Classic Tour Scores

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

FridayAt Snoqualmie RidgeSnoqualmie, Wash.Purse: $2.2 millionYardage: 7,217; Par: 72First RoundWoody Austin34-32—66Kevin Sutherland33-33—66Stephen Ames34-33—67Harrison Frazar34-34—68Miguel Angel Jimenez35-33—68Steven Alker34-35—69Shane Bertsch34-35—69K.J. Choi34-35—69Fred Couples37-32—69Glen Day35-34—69Richard Green35-34—69Tim Herron35-34—69John Huston35-34—69Bernhard Langer37-32—69Tim Petrovic34-35—69Vijay Singh36-33—69Y.E. Yang35-34—69Marco Dawson33-37—70Jerry Kelly37-33—70Davis Love III33-37—70Scott McCarron35-35—70Colin Montgomerie37-33—70Timothy O’Neal36-34—70Jeff Sluman35-35—70Paul Stankowski35-35—70Willie Wood37-33—70Ernie Els36-35—71Tom Gillis35-36—71Paul Goydos36-35—71Lee Janzen35-36—71Justin Leonard36-35—71Brett Quigley34-37—71Harry Rudolph34-37—71Ken Tanigawa37-34—71Stuart Appleby34-38—72Paul Broadhurst34-38—72Ken Duke36-36—72Keith Horne36-36—72Robert Karlsson40-32—72Jeff Maggert35-37—72Billy Mayfair35-37—72Dicky Pride36-36—72Mario Tiziani38-34—72Notah Begay38-35—73...

King Felix to receive coronation as Hernández enters Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

SEATTLE (AP) — Félix Hernández will stand in the middle of T-Mobile Park on Saturday in front of a sellout crowd again and the only certainty about this trip to the mound is that there will be tears.“Probably when I walk to the field,” Hernández said of when the crying will start.Hernández will become the 11th member of the Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame when he’s inducted Saturday night. He may not talk for long, but it will be emotional. Which will be fitting because that’s the way Hernández pitched on the same field for the entirety of his career.For a stretch, Hernández was arguably the most dominant right-hander in the game, evolving from a chubby-faced 19-year-old who made his debut in 2005 into an overpowering ace aptly nicknamed King Felix who was responsible for some of the biggest moments in franchise history.“I don’t watch my highlights all the time. But I watch them sometimes,” Hernández said Friday. “And I was pretty good.”Hernández pitched 15 seasons for the Mariners, o...

Video: Broomfield thieves tied to Cherry Hills Village burglaries

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

BROOMFIELD, Colo. (KDVR) — Just days after armed thieves attempted break-ins and stole cars in Cherry Hills Village, police in Broomfield said the same group hit homes in a neighborhood there.It happened in the Spruce Meadows neighborhood, and investigators provided photos of the people involved. Police were stepping up their patrols in the Broomfield neighborhood on Friday.It is an upscale area, with large homes and quiet streets. The residents said these people are not committing their crimes in anonymity."No, nothing like this. It's been a pretty safe neighborhood," said Ryan Siurek, a resident of the neighborhood.Police say thieves caught on camera in Broomfield are tied to attempted burglaries in Cherry Hills Village. (Credit: Broomfield Police Department)Spruce Meadows is not a gated community."It's been a great neighborhood, and we're shocked to hear that one of our neighbors' houses was broken into," said Todd Maul, another resident in the neighborhood.These incidents of att...

Survivors of Maui's wildfires return home to ruins as death toll rises to 67

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) — Blackened hulks of burned-out cars, the pavement streaked with melted and then rehardened chrome. Block after block of flattened homes and businesses. Incinerated telephone poles, and elevator shafts rising from ashy lots where apartment buildings once stood. A truck bed full of glass bottles, warped into surreal shapes by the furious heat. Anthony Garcia assessed the devastation as he stood under historic Lahaina’s iconic banyan tree, now charred, and swept twisted branches into neat piles next to another heap filled with dead animals — cats, roosters and other birds killed by the smoke and flames. Somehow it made sense in a world turned upside-down. “If I don’t do something, I’ll go nuts,” said Garcia, who lost everything he owned. “I’m losing my faith in God.”That was the scene residents found when they were allowed back home to take stock of their shattered homes and lives Friday as the toll rose to 67 confirmed dead in this week's wildfires, which tore th...

Broomfield burglars allegedly same crew as Cherry Hills Village

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Broomfield police are warning residents to secure belongings and make sure their doors are locked after a series of burglaries have been reported this week. The trespasses and burglaries occurred in the area of Spruce Meadows near 152nd Avenue and Zuni Street, police said. The suspects are believed to be the same four-person crew that allegedly attempted break-ins and stole two cars from Cherry Hills Village last week. 4 armed suspects attempt break-ins, steal cars in Cherry Hills Village The Broomfield Police Department said in a statement that at least one of the suspects was seen carrying a handgun.Investigators believe suspects involved in a series of Broomfield burglaries are the same suspects in Cherry Hills Village burglaries. (Photo credit: Broomfield Police Department)Suspect caught on surveillance in Broomfield burglaries (Photo credit: Broomfield Police Department)Alleged suspects in Broomfield and Cherry Hills Village burglaries (Photo credit: Broomfi...

Messi scores again, Inter Miami tops Charlotte 4-0 to make Leagues Cup semifinals

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Lionel Messi’s goalscoring streak lives on, as does Inter Miami’s winning streak.Messi scored in the 86th minute, his eighth goal in five matches with his new club, and Inter Miami rolled past Charlotte 4-0 in a Leagues Cup quarterfinal game on Friday night.Messi has scored in all five of his appearances with Miami. The seven-time Ballon d’Or winner who led Argentina to the World Cup crown last year has yet to lose a match with Miami, walking off winners in all five matchups so far in the Leagues Cup, a 47-team event composed of clubs from MLS and Mexico’s top league that now is whittled down to the final four.Next up for Messi and his new club: A semifinal game on Tuesday against either Mexican club Queretaro or Philadelphia Union.Charlotte almost found a way to keep him off the scoresheet. Almost.Josef Martinez and Robert Thomas also had goals for Inter Miami, an own goal set up by some serious Messi pressure late in the second half resulted in another...

Training the trainers: Nonprofit shows Miami-Dade Animal Services staff how to help make shelter dogs ready for ‘fur-ever’ homes

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

Animal trainers in Miami-Dade County are learning some new lessons so they can better help the dogs at their animal shelter, thanks to a nonprofit.The staff at Miami-Dade Animal Services in Medley learned that sometimes it’s the trainers who need to learn a new trick.That’s why on Friday, these workers received a lesson in how to better take care of animals — many of whom have had a “ruff” life.The lesson came from the nonprofit Dogs Playing for Life.“They’re a national organization that goes around the country, just giving best practices to all the shelters,” said Flora Beal, a spokesperson for MDAS. “They help us to identify the best way to work with each individual dog.”“Dogs are naturally sociable creatures, so we want to give dogs the chance to, instead of living in social isolation in a shelter, to actually be able to get out and be dogs.” said Aaron Caldwell with Dogs Playing for LifeMDAS’ shelter c...

Sweeten up your weekend at the Lemon Festival in Chula Vista

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

CHULA VISTA, Calif. -- When life gives you lemons, make lemonade!The 26th annual Lemon Festival is coming back to downtown Chula Vista this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.Attendees will be able to enjoy lemon-infused activities on Third Avenue like zesty photo opportunities, a lemon cookoff competition, a kids zone for the Lil' Lemons, food options, arts and crafts vendors and a wine and beer garden. This weekend’s Perseid meteor shower will peak at this time in San Diego Chula Vista, in the 1890s and early 1900s, was known as the "Lemon Capital of the World" after it was found that the local environment was perfect for growing lemons because of the cool temperatures and lack of extreme heat, according to Peter Watry with the South Bay Historical Society.If you are not taking a car to the festival, public transportation will be available for the event. The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System is offering service on the UC San Diego Blue Line to the E Street Station, where you the...

Survivors of Maui’s wildfires return home to blackened ruins as death toll rises to 67

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:26 GMT

LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) — Blackened hulks of burned-out cars, the pavement streaked with melted and then rehardened chrome. Block after block of flattened homes and businesses. Incinerated telephone poles, and elevator shafts rising from ashy lots where apartment buildings once stood. A truck bed full of glass bottles, warped into surreal shapes by the furious heat. Anthony Garcia assessed the devastation as he stood under historic Lahaina’s iconic banyan tree, now charred, and swept twisted branches into neat piles next to another heap filled with dead animals — cats, roosters and other birds killed by the smoke and flames. Somehow it made sense in a world turned upside-down. “If I don’t do something, I’ll go nuts,” said Garcia, who lost everything he owned. “I’m losing my faith in God.”That was the scene residents found when they were allowed back home to take stock of their shattered homes and lives Friday as the toll rose to 67 confirmed dead in this week’s wildfires, which t...