Houndslake Edges Fermata in Seven-Win Swim Meet
Houndslake edged Fermata 474 310 Tuesday night as seven Houndslake swimmers won three events each. Mary Catherine Ivey and teammates led with triple wins while Fermata’s Elizabeth Rabon, Wendy Smits and Nathan Guy each had two wins. Fermata heads to Hammond Hill next Tuesday.
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Sports on TV Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
At 7 p.m. Royals visit Cardinals or Yankees visit Expos in baseball. 5 p.m. Blue Jays host Braves on Fox Sports South. 5:30 p.m. Orioles tour Mets on ESPN. 7 p.m. Pacers face Lakers in NBA Finals on WAGT. Tennis French Open at 8 a.m. and Stars visit Devils in hockey at 8 p.m. Auto racing Longhorn 500 qualifying at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN2 from Houston at Iowa Arena.
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Braves rally past Blue Jays 7-6 in interleague win
Atlanta trailed by three before Rafael Furcal drove in the go ahead run with a one out double in the ninth as the Braves rallied to defeat Toronto 7-6. Brian Jordan opened the ninth with a single and Mike Remlinger earned the win in relief amid 18 walks on a chilly night.
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Braves glad to be rid of Rocker after option
ATLANTA John Rocker heads to Triple A Richmond after a late season option as Braves players voiced relief saying they had little to no contact with him. Third baseman Chipper Jones mocked the idea of talking to Rocker after his departure. GM John Schuerholz noted no sign he would refuse the assignment as Rocker left Turner Field without comment.
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Clemson Tigers Grab Spotlight From South Carolina
Clemson maintains late surge as baseball shifts focus from the Gamecocks. South Carolina captured the SEC title and led the NCAA field, but Clemson rose to the fore at Doug Kingsmore Stadium as they prep for the College World Series. Senior Ryan Mottl eyes opener at Rosenblatt against San Jose State.
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Americans fall short in France at French Open
At Roland Garros, all American women were eliminated by the quarterfinals as Monica Seles Venus Williams and Chanda Rubin fell. Hingis will face Mary Pierce in the women's semifinals while Gustavo Kuerten and Juan Carlos Ferrero advanced to the men’s semis.
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Finals Hope Hinges On Slowing Shaq For Pacers
Los Angeles heats up as the Lakers open the NBA Finals against Indiana. The Pacers face a daunting task to contain Shaquille O neal, with Reggie Miller claiming a shock bid while Detroit strategists debate double team or triple team tactics as the series begins.
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