Starting today, "Master Strokes," an illustrated instructional golf feature, will appear on the Eagle's weekly golf page.

The panel features a golf tip from certified PGA teaching pros illustrated by accomplished artist Phil Franke, whose work has appeared in Time and Sports Illustrated.

Tips targeted at senior golfers will appear in Thursday's Eagle.

For this week's golf report, see

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The Prospect Boys and Girls Club will hold registration for fall sports (football, soccer, baseball) from 6 until 8 p.m. at the concession stand June 28-30.

The Wetland Wings chapter of Duck Unlimited will hold the Western Pennsylvania Greenwing Day June 25 at the Butler City Hunting and Fishing Club.The event is for boys and girls age 17 and under and begins at 9:30 a.m.Participants will learn about outdoor sports as well as gun safety, boater safety, conservation, target shooting, archery and dog demonstrations.Cost is $5 per child. Participants will also receive a Greenwing membership in Ducks Unlimited.For $200, a participant can become a Legacy Greenwing until he or she turns 21. He or she will receive information for Greenwing until age 18 and then the adult information until age 21.For more information, call Kelli and Brad Myers at 724-543-3841, Joan and Jim Leighton at 724-548-1083 or Sally and Ed Cooper at 724-282-3284.

The site for the game pitting the Butler County American Legion all-stars vs. the Eagle County League all-stars has been announced.The game will be held July 26 at Jack Critchfield Park on the campus of Slippery Rock University.

BROOKLINE, Mass. - Tedy Bruschi flashed his three Super Bowl rings, an honor achieved by few NFL players.That doesn't help him accept that his health may keep him from trying for a fourth.Bruschi suffered a mild stroke last February, 10 days after New England beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-21 for its third NFL championship in four years. He has attended team meetings and worked out in the Patriots' weight room but didn't practice during the three-day minicamp that ended Saturday.On May 21, he said that one of his options was sitting out the 2005 season and returning in 2006. He shed no more light on that Sunday, as he stood in the huge backyard of team owner Robert Kraft's home after a private dinner and ceremony during which players received their Super Bowl rings."It's been a tough year so far," Bruschi said three days after his 32nd birthday. "It's been a roller coaster (with) my son being born, winning the Super Bowl, going through what I've gone through, having this stroke and so its been an emotional roller coaster."

SALLANCHES, France - Lance Armstrong finished fourth overall in the Dauphine Libere, a Tour de France tuneup won Sunday by Spain's Inigo Landaluze for his first professional victory.Armstrong, preparing for a bid at a seventh straight Tour de France title next month, was third in the final stage of a race he was not looking to win. Discovery Channel teammate George Hincapie won the seventh stage.