WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Karrie Webb became the LPGA Tour's first two-time winner this year, finishing with a 1-under 70 to beat Lorena Ochoa and Hee-Won Han by seven shots in the Michelob Ultra Open.

Webb, a two-time player of the year coming off her first winless season, had a 14-under 270 total to become the third player to win wire-to-wire this year.

IRVING, Texas — Brett Wetterich won the Byron Nelson Championship for his first PGA Tour title, closing with a 2-under 68 for a one-stroke victory over South Africa's Trevor Immelman.The $1.116 million winner's check nearly matched the $1.3 million Wetterich had won in 80 PGA Tour starts since 1998.

PITTSBURGH — Chris Duffy, the Pittsburgh Pirates' starting center fielder when the season started, was optioned to Triple-A Indianapolis following an 8-2 loss to Florida on Sunday.Duffy went 0-for-4 in the loss, only the second time he has played since May 6. He is batting .194 and has lost his starting job, for now, to Nate McLouth.To replace Duffy, the Pirates recalled utility infielder Mike Edwards, who was 2-for-7 with them earlier this season.

Meridian resident Jordan Foley, a junior on the Shady Side Academy baseball team, hit .407 during the regular season with 24 hits, 21 runs scored and 14 RBI.The Indians finished 8-4 in Section 4-AAand qualified for the WPIALplayoffs.