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Fifty-year-old, Cink gain final spots

Updated: September 9, 2004, 3:31 PM ET
Associated Press

MILWAUKEE -- Jay Haas passed up easy money on the 50-and-older Champions Tour for a chance to play for free in the Ryder Cup.

On Monday, he felt like a million bucks.

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Haas, who turned 50 last December but continued to compete against guys half his age, became the second-oldest player in the Ryder Cup when he joined Stewart Cink as the two captain's picks for a U.S. team that will try to regain the cup from Europe in the Sept. 17-19 matches at Oakland ...

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