SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Italian teenager Matteo Manassero made the most of perfect conditions at the Sentosa Golf Club to race two shots clear of the field at the Singapore Open after the completion of the delayed third round on Sunday. Making up for time lost to three lengthy rain delays on the opening two days, the entire field returned to the Serapong Course at the crack of dawn and the Italian climbed to the top of the leaderboard on 11-under for the $6 million tournament. … Golson leads Notre Dame to 21-6 win over BC
Everett Golson ran for a touchdown and threw for two more on Saturday night to help No. 4 Notre Dame beat Boston College 21-6 and keep its national championship hopes intact. Golf-Manassero races clear as Singapore Open catches up
SINGAPORE, Nov 11 (Reuters) – Italian teenager Matteo Manassero made the most of perfect conditions at the Sentosa Golf Club to race two shots clear of the field at the Singapore Open after the completion of the delayed third round on Sunday. Making up for time lost to three lengthy rain delays on the opening two days, the entire field returned to the Serapong Course at the crack of dawn and the Italian climbed to the top of the leaderboard on 11-under for the $6 million tournament. …
No. 18 Louisiana Tech rolls past Texas St 62-55
Kenneth Dixon scored five touchdowns to set a single-season NCAA freshman record and No. 19 Louisiana Tech scored on all but two possessions to beat Texas State 62-55 on Saturday night. Sydney FC coach steps down, cites Del Piero 'pressure'
MELBOURNE (Reuters) – Under-pressure Sydney FC coach Ian Crook resigned on Sunday after only six matches in charge, saying the extra attention brought by the arrival of Italian great Alessandro Del Piero had taken a toll on his health. Crook, a former Tottenham Hotspur and Norwich City midfielder, stepped down with the club languishing in eighth place in the 10-team A-League with just two wins this season. The 49-year-old Englishman had been on shaky ground after his team were thrashed 7-2 at Central Coast Mariners last week. …
Soccer-Sydney FC coach steps down, cites Del Piero 'pressure'
MELBOURNE, Nov 11 (Reuters) – Under-pressure Sydney FC coach Ian Crook resigned on Sunday after only six matches in charge, saying the extra attention brought by the arrival of Italian great Alessandro Del Piero had taken a toll on his health. Crook, a former Tottenham Hotspur and Norwich City midfielder, stepped down with the club languishing in eighth place in the 10-team A-League with just two wins this season. The 49-year-old Englishman had been on shaky ground after his team were thrashed 7-2 at Central Coast Mariners last week. …
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