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AP Ohio Sports (Bengals, Guards 2nd tour). Mahoning Valley Native. Ex-LA, Bolts, Jets, Jags, Fla. Man/Gov't, Autos/Ponies. Wu-Tang name: Respected Mercenary
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Cink, Wi share lead after 1st round of US Senior Open

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By Joe Reedy Verified
| Highlands News-Sun
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Stewart Cink got off to a great start in a bid to win his third straight senior major. Cink was the only player to make five birdies on the back nine at Scioto Country Club on Thursday, shooting a 3-under 67 for a share of the first-round lead in the U.S. Senior Open with Charlie Wi. Cink struggled on the front nine, shooting a 2-over 37, but found momentum once he made the turn. “I’ve been off for a little while, and I started like I’ve been off for a little while.
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By Joe Reedy Verified
| New Castle News Verified
Stewart Cink got off to a great start in a bid to win his third straight senior major. Cink was the only player to make five birdies on the back
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Blue Jackets GM Don Waddell reiterates there is no animosity with star defenseman Zach Werenski

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By Joe Reedy Verified
| New Castle News Verified
It took a couple of days, however, for the star defenseman and his team to make sure they were on the same page moving forward. General manager Don Waddell and Werenski met Wednesday to clear the air and then both issued statements proclaiming all was well, with both sides focusing on the upcoming season. Waddell said Thursday after the conclusion of Columbus' rookie development camp that Werenski's veto of a trade to Dallas was more about staying with the Blue Jackets than going to the Stars.
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