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Thursday, August 22, 1996
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Golf tournament is whole family affair
The Associated Press
AKRON, Ohio — As director of the World Series of Golf, Jim Cook is supposed to be impartial.
But Cook had a rooting interest when the tournament began yesterday at Firestone Country Club. His son John, who has won two tournaments this year, is in the elite 48-man field.
"Whatever happens now, happens," Jim Cook said. "There's nothing I can do to help him. He has his business, and I have mine."
John Cook, who grew up in Akron, Ohio, is part of a star-studded field
that includes the winners of the four major championships — (Nick Faldo, Masters; Steve Jones, U.S. Open; Tom Lehman, British Open; and Mark Brooks, PGA) — plus a strong international contingent.
Tom Watson, Phil McKielson,
Corey Pavin, Davis Love III and Fred
Couples will play, along with defending
champion Greg Norman and
Craig Parry of Australia, Ernie Els
and Wayne Westner of South Africa
and Constantino Rocca of Italy. They
will vie for a $360,000 first-place
check in the 72-hole, winners-only
event.
John Cook won a U.S. Amateur
championship 1978, and he has won eight PGA Tour events, including the St. Jude Classic in late June and the CVS Charity Classic a month later.
Regardless of how Cook plays, the week figures to be a giant reunion for the Cooks. While Jim helps run the tournament and John plays in it, the rest of the family will be nearby.
"I hope I don't create any unnecessary disturbances," Jim Cook said.
Without a doubt, there will be a lot of time to talk — particularly for father and son.
The tournament director hopes there aren't any disturbances like the one last year involving Greg Norman and Mark McCumber.
Norman accused McCumber of improving his lie by removing a blade of grass. McCumber said he was merely flicking away a bug. Norman almost quit, but he was talked out of leaving by his wife and his agent.
Winners of 74 tournaments around the world are eligible to play in the tournament, which is sponsored by NEC.
Then he overcame a six-stroke deficit in the final round and beat Billy Mayfair and Nick Price on the first hole of a playoff when he chipped in for a birdie.
Preseason practice injuries hurt Buffaloes
The Associated Press
BOULDER, Colo. — Colorado football coach Rick Neheisel was forced to call off practice ahead of schedule after several players were injured during preseason scrimmages.
Neueihie ended practice Tuesday afternoon after linebacker Ron Merkerson bruised his lower leg and linebacker Allen Wilbon sprained his foot.
Free safety Steve Rosga, meanwhile, left the field with a bruised knee and was scheduled to be re-evaluated today.
Neuheisel, in his second season with the Buffaloes, called off practice early with a goal-line session still remaining.
"We were iust too thin," said Neuheisel.
The Buffaloes, who will open their 1996-1997 season Aug. 31 against Washington State, were to move into their residence hall rooms today and practice only once a day thereafter.
Neuheisel said he would consult director of sports medicine Dave Burton before making a decision on how much to taper the remaining contact work.
Despite the injuries, Neuheisel called the camp spirited and said his players gave everything they had.
"They're just a little down right now because a couple of their teammates had to leave the field hurt. But that's part of football, and we might as well understand that." he said.
Also injured Tuesday were defensive tackles Jesse Warren, who sprained his foot, and Aaron Marshall, who suffered a hyvextended knee.
Sidelined when practice began were receiver Phil Savoy with an ear infection; defensive tackle Viliam Maumau with calf strain; defensive back Maurice Henriques with an injured knee; tight end Desmond Dennis with tendinitis in a knee; receiver Ayyub Abdul-Rahmann with a pulled hamstring; and guard Chris Naeole, who suffered a minor muscle strain in his neck.
Offensive tackle Melvin Thomas missed drills to return to Louisiana to be with his ill mother. Place-kicker Jason Lesley took the day off after undergoing tests to determine the cause of persistent stomach cramps.
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