ack nine in 6-under 30, also making birdies on Nos. 10-13 and 15.Also the 2010 winner, the German star took

Kent 379 and 238 for 3 ( Latham 74, Northeast 70*, Denly 64) drew with Derbyshire 574 for 9 dec (Madsen 163, Thakor 123, Hughes 83, Rutherford 65) Scorecard A lifeless pitch and two injury-hit bowling attacks provided all the ingredients for a high-scoring draw in Canterbury where promotion-chasing Kent drew with a Derbyshire side still fighting to open their win account in the Specsavers County Championship second tier.Derbyshire banked 12 points for the draw, while Kent claimed 10 to move above Essex to the top of the Division 2 table ahead of their four-day trip to Chelmsford starting on Sunday.Kent skipper Sam Northeast hit 191 and an unbeaten 76 on a surface he believed was too placid for four-day cricket.Yes weve gone top of Division 2 but who knows if this was a good draw or not, he said. Im a little bit disappointed if Im honest. I felt we should have posted a bigger score to help set the game up, but it was a tough pitch to bowl on and Im hoping that for our remaining games here well produced a surface with a little bit more pace and carry in it.After Derbyshires mammoth first innings total of 574 for nine declared had helped the visitors to secure a 195-run first innings lead, Kent set out their stall to bat out the final three-and-a-half sessions of the match for their sixth draw of the summer.That they readily achieved the stalemate was mainly due to dogged half-centuries from Tom Latham and Joe Denly and sprightlier 47-ball 50 by Northeast, yet it was tame fare for the handful of purists who remained in the drizzle to witness the umpires inspection and abandonment at 4pm.By then Kent had wiped out the Derbyshire lead and, at 238 for three, had edged 74 ahead on a day when Derbyshire had hoped to dismiss Kent cheaply in order to secure their first four-day win in 2016.They were hampered greatly by the loss of rookie pace bowler Will Davis through injury. The 21-year-old pulled up with a sidestrain after trying to stop the ball in his follow through and was unable to bowl throughout Kents second innings. He could be sidelined for several weeks.John Sadler, Derbyshires coach, said: Will was our most threatening bowler on day one, having also bowled magnificently last week against Worcestershire. For such a young lad who has not played that much cricket hes a really exciting prospect, so hes one we really have to look after.Hes being assessed by the physio right now, but the early signs are that hes going to have a spell off, thats a real shame for him. But hes young and his body isnt perhaps totally ready for fast bowling yet. Its a shame, but we think very highly of him and hope to welcome him back soon.Sadler also paid tribute to Wayne Madsen, who scored his 22nd century for Derbyshire during the four-day draw. Wayne is a magnificent player in all formats and Im wondering what else he has to do to prove hes good enough to get noticed by England and talked about in terms of international cricket, said Sadler.You could plonk him into the middle of a Test or an ODI anywhere in the world and he would succeed - hes that good a player in my opinion. Hes a great lad with a superb attitude and I look forward to him getting an opportunity to step up.Derbyshire began their task well enough when Ben Cotton removed Sean Dickson for 22, barely 20 minutes into the final day. Dickson received a belting leg-cutter that lifted and left him as he played in defence. The ball feathered the edge and flew to wicketkeeper Tom Poynton to make it 39 for one - it proved to be the only delivery of the day that misbehaved.Second-wicket partners Latham and Denly combined to add 103 either side of lunch with New Zealand Test opener Latham scoring a 115-ball 50 with five fours. It was his first half-century in all forms of cricket since early May.Three overs into the mid-session and with his score on 74, the Kiwi left-hander lapped leg-side against Wayne Madsen only to pick out Rob Hemmings, the 12th man substituting for Davis, who took a simple catch at square leg.Denly soldiered on to go past 50 for the third time this summer. His watchful half-century coming from 135 balls and with five boundaries, then Northeast pulled a Ben Slater full-toss for four to wipe out the deficit, one of six boundaries in his eye-catching knock.To their credit, Derbyshire tried eight bowlers and set some enterprising fields in a bid to force an error - including a short spell of Tony Palladino leg-theory bowled around the wicket to a 7/2 split field - but Kent were not to be tempted into an indiscretion.With drizzle in the air, Nick Broom enjoyed yorking Denly for 64 for his sixth first-class wicket to break a third-wicket stand worth 93, but rain soon forced the players in for an early tea. The rain and wind strengthened thereafter forcing the abandonment. 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He was still in contention, two shots behind with four holes to play, and at least figured to have one of the eight automatic spots on the Ryder Cup team locked up. Fowler needed to finish third to move past Zach Johnson into the eighth spot in the U.S. standings, and he was two shots clear of OHair and Grillo.His tee shot into deep rough left of the 15th fairway led to bogey. From more rough on the 16th, he went into a bunker and took two shots to reach the green, making a double bogey. After a 20-foot birdie putt kept alive his hopes, he promptly found more rough on the 18th and finished with a bogey for a 74.Fowler tied for seventh and moved up one spot to No. 11 in the standings. Fowler still has a reasonable chance to be at Hazeltine on Sept. 30 for the Ryder Cup because Davis Love III doesnt make his three captains picks until after the next two FedEx Cup playoff events. The fourth pick will be after the Tour Championship, so thats another month to audition.Reed finished at 9-under 275. He moved to No. 9 in the world ranking, and No. 1 in the FedEx Cup, and is assured of being in the top five who only have to win the Tour Championship to take the $10 million.CANADIAN PACIFIC WOMENS OPENPRIDDIS, Alberta -- Ariya Jutanugarn ran away with the Canadian Pacific Womens Open at chilly Priddis Greens for her LPGA Tour-leading fifth victory of the year -- all in the last 10 events.Nine days after withdrawing from the Rio Olympics because of a left knee injury, the 20-year-old Thai player made a 12-birdie putt on the final hole for a 6-under 66 and a four-stroke victory.Bundled up in a winter jacket between shots with the temperature in the lows 50s on the overcast afternoon, the second-ranked Jutanugarn matched the ttournament record for relation of 23 under set by So Yeon Ryu two years ago at London Hunt in Ontario and the mark for strokes of 265 set by Ryu and also accomplished by Lydia Ko in 2013 at par-70 Royal Mayfair in Edmonton.ddddddddddddAfter a late meltdown cost Jutanugarn her first LPGA Tour victory in April in the major ANA Inspiration, she broke through in May with three straight victories. She won the Womens British Open in the event before the Olympics, and made it two in a row on the tour Sunday in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies -- blasting 2-iron and 3-wood off the driving holes on the tree-lined course.South Koreas Sei Young Kim, a two-time winner this year, was second after a 65.South Koreas In Gee Chun, the 2015 U.S. Womens Open champion, was third at 18 under after a 69.Canadas Alena Sharp had the best result of her LPGA Tour career, birdieing the final two holes for a 67 to finish fourth at 16 under. Three-time champion Ko had a 69 to tie for seventh at 13 under.BOEING CLASSICSNOQUALMIE, Wash. -- Bernhard Langer made a 3-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a playoff with Woody Austin and Kevin Sutherland to win the PGA Tour Champions Boeing Classic for the second time.A day after his 59th birthday, Langer birdied the par-5 18th in regulation for a 5-under 67 to match Austin and Sutherland at 13-under 203 at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge.Austin also had a 67, and Sutherland shot 64.Langer played the back nine in 6-under 30, also making birdies on Nos. 10-13 and 15.Also the 2010 winner, the German star took advantage of Austin and Sutherland both finding bunkers on the 18th in the playoff. Langer won for the fourth time this season and the 29th on the 50-and-over tour, tying him for second with Lee Trevino on the career list.Gene Sauers, the second-round leader and U.S. Senior Open winner two weeks ago, shot a 72 to finish a shot out of the playoff.MADE IN DENMARKFARSO, Denmark -- Belgiums Thomas Pieters won the Made in Denmark tournament by a stoke to improve his chances of earning a captains pick for the European Ryder Cup team.The 24-year-old Pieters birdied the final three holes at Himmerland for a 6-under 65 and a 17-under 267 total. He has three European Tour victories.Wales Bradley Dredge (67) was second. American David Lipsky (67) and Spains Adrian Otaegui (67) were two strokes back. ' ' '