Leading scores on Sunday after the final round of the $6.6 million US PGA Zurich Classic of New Orleans (USA unless noted, par-72): 268 - Billy Horschel 67-71-66-64 269 - D.A. Points 66-68-70-65 271 - Kyle Stanley 72-67-65-67 273 - Bobby Gates 67-70-70-66, Lucas Glover 65-67-70-71 274 - Boo Weekley 65-68-73-68, Harris English 68-70-69-67 275 - Aaron Watkins 71-69-70-65, John Peterson 71-67-70-67, Nicolas Colsaerts (BEL) 70-68-70-67, Lee D.H. (KOR) 70-70-68-67, Luke Guthrie 67-71-69-68, Kevin Stadler 68-72-65-70, Jimmy Walker 67-71-66-71

Murder-accused sprinter Oscar Pistorius does not plan to return to international athletics in the immediate future, his agent said Wednesday, after a snub from the organisers of a London meet. "Oscar has no plans to compete internationally at this point," said Peet van Zyl, dismissing suggestions Pistorius had planned to compete at the July 26-28 Anniversary Games, but was not invited.

South Africa's last apartheid leader FW de Klerk rejected accusations that former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher was a racist Tuesday, on the eve of her funeral. The former leader who shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela in 1993 said Thatcher did not give the "slightest support for apartheid or for racial discrimination of any kind." In life, and after her death last week, Thatcher was accused of racism because of her opposition to sanctions against the apartheid regime.

South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius, who is accused of murdering his girlfriend, will not be welcome at the Anniversary Games at London's Olympic Park this year, organisers said on Tuesday. The three-day event to commemorate the first anniversary of the London Olympics will include a day of Paralympic sport, but UK Athletics chairman Ed Warner said Pistorius would not be invited to take part. "I don't want to see the Sunday of the Anniversary Games turning into a media circus," Warner told BBC radio. "It would over-shadow every other athlete that was there.