Woods trails by six at Buick Invitational as Mickelson leads
Tiger Woods fights to make the weekend at Torrey Pines South after a 67 leaves him six behind leaders Phil Mickelson Kirk Triplett and Shigeki Maruyama. Mickelson, a San Diego native, sits 11 under with Triplett and Maruyama on 11 under after strong back nine bursts. Davis Love III led early but faltered with a double bogey on the North course while Woods seeks to snap his 46-cut streak and extend golf's longest winning run.
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Woods
Phil Mickelson
Kirk Triplett
Shigeki Maruyama
Mickelson
Torrey Pines South
Triplett
Maruyama
Torrey Pines
South Course
Pebble Beach
Buick
Davis Love III
Grand jury indicts NFL star Lewis in Atlanta murders
A Fulton County grand jury indicts Ray Lewis and two associates on murder charges for the January 31 stabbings after a Super Bowl party. Lewis remains in the Atlanta Detention Center with no bail as aides face felony murder and aggravated assault charges. Police seek Reginald Oakley and Joseph Sweeting on federal unlawful flight warrants while victims’ families demand justice.
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Ray Lewis
Fulton County
Paul Howard Jr
Lewis
Baltimore Ravens
Richard Lollar
Jacinth Baker
Howard
Ed Garland
Richard Jewell
Georgia
Oakley
Sweeting
FBI
Jackson
Mike Zimonski
Dade County
Fla
Atlanta Journal Constitution
A.J. Johnson
Maryland
Kwame King
Tallahassee
Burton aims for early surge to contend for 2000 title
Jeff Burton, from South Boston, Va., seeks a fast start in 2000 to become a true Winston Cup title contender after three straight top five finishes. He plans aggressive first nine races, emphasizing strong starts, mechanical reliability, pit stops, and avoiding wrecks while remaining with Roush Racing. Bill Elliott, a two time champion, has struggled since forming his own team in 1995, with no top eight in points since 1994.
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Jeff Burton
Burton
Boston
Dale Jarrett
Tona
Guilder
Roush Racing
Bill Elliott
Junior Johnson
Elliott
Daytona 500 qualifying sets顶 top speeds and Daytona mounting cautions
NASCAR drivers clocked fast times as Ford Tauruses led Friday's practice and qualifying with Rusty Wallace fastest at 189.773 mph. Mark Martin and Scott Pruett followed, while Ward Burton led a Pontiac effort. Dale Jarrett and Jeff Gordon pace the field dynamics as Daytona's two‑session format shapes the lineup for the 43 car field and Twin 125s plan.
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Earnhardt
Rusty Wallace
Wallace
Mark Martin
Scott Pruett
Ricky Rudd
Dale Jarrett
Ward Burton
Jeff Gordon
Local Players Sign Colleges And NFL Paths
Simpkins talks about targeting bigger colleges and NFL careers with Hornets. Gibbs praises Livingstone’s coaching and curriculum. Other area signees include Anthony Young Wake Forest Jeremiah Huskins Charleston Southern Eric Weathersbee Charleston Southern Antwaun Hillary Canada Lee Roy Turner Georgia Military Ryan Molony Presbyterian.
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NFL
Gibbs
Hornets
Livingstone
North Augusta
Anthony Young
Wake Forest
Jeremiah Huskins
Charleston Southern
Midland Valley High
Eric Weathersbee
Strom Thurmond
Antwaun Hillary
Canada
Lee Roy Turner
Georgia Military
Wardlaw
Ryan Molony
Presbyterian
Kwan sits third after short program at nationals
At nineteen, Michelle Kwan trails leaders Sasha Cohen and Sarah Hughes as the women open the championships. Cohen and Hughes impress, raising hopes for U S figure skating while Kwan faces a potential rally in the free skate.
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Cleveland
Michelle Kwan
Sasha Cohen
Sarah Hughes
Frank Carroll
Ewan
Carroll
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JoAnn
Henderson
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Hurex
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