VERONA — A foursome led by Butler's John Aubrey Sr. won the best-ball tournament held at Green Oaks Country Club Friday.

The team, which also included amateurs John Aubrey Jr., Greg Loverick and Frank Rice, finished with a score of 129, three strokes ahead of the second-place team.

Butler Country Club's Rob McClellan finished second in the professional event with a 71, three strokes behind Rolling Hills Country Club's Kevin Shields.

WHITLEY BAY, England — Ruth Day, a 64-year-old retiree from northern England, had the day of her life on the golf course last week.Day shot two holes-in-one in the same round at Whitley Bay Golf Club.The feat is rare. Golf Digest estimates the odds against a golfer having two holes-in-one in the same round at 67 million to 1.But just last week, former Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Steve Blass made two holes-in-one in a span of 11 holes during the team's annual alumni golf outing.Day shot her first ace on the 149-yard third hole on Sept. 9. She added the second on the 161-yard 13th.

NEW YORK — The NBA will hold training camp next week with replacement officials, saying Friday the referees union has rejected its final contract offer.The National Basketball Referees Association has been bracing for a lockout since talks first broke down last week, and lead negotiator Lamell McMorris called it "imminent and unavoidable" after no deal was reached.A statement from the NBA made it clear the lockout was under way.

SAN DIEGO — Jiyai Shin of South Korea shot a 3-under 69 to take a one-shot lead over No. 1-ranked Lorena Ochoa and Ai Miyazato Friday in the second round of the Samsung World Championship at Torrey Pines.Shin, who was tied for the lead after the opening round, has a 36-hole total of 135 atop the elite field of 20. She was 10 under for the tournament after sinking a 20-foot birdie putt on the par-5 13th, but followed with a bogey and finished with four straight pars.

LOUDON, N.H. — Mark Martin signed a contract extension to run a full schedule with Hendrick Motorsports through 2011.It's been a resurgent year for 50-year-old Martin, who originally was going to drive just one full season for Hendrick. But his performance has been among the best in NASCAR, and it's led him to agree to drive longer.

WASHINGTON — Air Canada and U.S. transportation officials said Friday they reached a deal to allow the airline to fly National Hockey League teams within the U.S., averting the possible last-minute cancellation of flights that could have affected the NHL schedule.U.S. law prohibits a foreign airline from flying passengers solely between U.S. cities. The deal lets Air Canada fly between U.S. cities as long as it also flies those passengers in and out of the U.S.The conflict had threatened to disrupt the travel schedules of NHL teams for the upcoming hockey season, which begins Oct. 1. Canada has NHL teams in Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver.