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Portfolio, CA - Don "Salty" Morton, a 17-year pro on the PGA Tour who was on his way to finishing last in this year's Nissan Open, swung so hard in frustration at a triple-bogey chip shot he buried his 9-iron three feet underground, then watched in horror as crude oil burst through the gap in the earth's surface and rocketed skyward! The ebony jetstream took the shocked Morton with it, juggling him in the air for well over a half-hour and then depositing him 80 feet up in a eucalyptus tree. Spectators at the Riviera country club in this exclusive Los Angeles neighborhood, fearing their suede Burberry coats would stain from the oil, scattered in panic. The course groundskeeper quickly built a dogleg around the gusher so the play of much better golfers could continue uninterrupted. None of the wealthy spectators could dial 911, as the area is a notorious "soft pocket" in LA's cellular grid, and within minutes forgot and moved on to other things. Technicians from Exxon were there within the hour and capped the well but then went for free drinks and skirt steak in the clubhouse without a clue that Morton lay semi-conscious and impaled on a branch above them. Morton did not get help until Sunday night at 9:20pm, when two cat burglars fleeing their robbery of rocker Vince Neil's home heard Morton's cries, convinced him to jump, and broke his fall with Neil's "Motley Crue" bean bag chair. Morton's tardiness meant he forfeited his last-place check for $1652 dollars and in fact was fined $300 for not replacing his divot. The Riviera Country Club will make two billion dollars from the well this year. Morton was taken to the Domestic Help Wing of Palisades Med Salon and Detox Spa and is listed in "kind of tense and tight" condition.

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Bristol, CT - In a move Sportalicious! managing editor Chet Waterhouse called "dopey," ESPN spokesman Tad Hung announced Monday that the cable sports giant was suing this website for what he called "the most flagrant, naked, bald-faced thievery in the history of sports television." ESPN feels that the Sportalicous! S-Pee awards - slated for March 26th at the Trailways Bus Maintenance Depot in Las Vegas - somehow infringes on ESPN's sports awards show, "The ESPYs." "What do you mean, 'somehow'?!" said an aggravated Hung, "It's the exact same friggin' thing! It's an awards show, it sounds just like 'ESPYs,' it's blatantly illegal, you dumb clowns, I can't believe you thought you could get away with this!" Apparently, ESPN will claim that there is some sort of phonetic similarity between the two names. "Apparently?!" said Hung, a vein bulging down his left cheek, "Come here you God*$#m moron---" At this point, Hung dove onto a reporter and drove his forearm into the man's throat while pounding him in the face with a water pitcher from the dais. The press conference was terminated and the reporter taken to Bristol's Harvey Cream Hospital, where he is listed in "pummeled" condition. Reached for comment, Waterhouse said, "Hey! 'S' and 'P' are the first two letters in Sportalicious! What in hell are we SUPPOSED to call the damn show, huh?!" The awards will be dubbed into Spanish with english subtitles and broadcast on Telemundo at 4:30am the morning of March 27.

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