Stars face do‑or‑die Game Five in Stanley Cup finals
Dallas Stars travel to New Jersey for Game Five with a 3‑1 deficit as they bid to prolong the finals. Devils forward Claude Lemieux eyes a fourth title while the Stars hope rest and two days off help them rebound after Game Four.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Dallas Stars
New Jersey Devils
NHL
Toronto Maple Leafs
Devils
Scott Gomez
Dallas
Penguins
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Stars
Meadowlands
New Jersey
Mike Modano
John McMullen
Claude Lemieux
Argentine Squillari reaches French Open semifinals in historic run
Unseeded Franco Squillari defeated Albert Costa 6 4 6 4 2 6 6 4 to become the first Argentine man since 1982 to reach a Grand Slam semifinal at Roland Garros. He will face Magnus Norman as Marat Safin fell to Norman in a lengthy five setter.
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Franco Squillari
Albert Costa
Paris
Franco
Squillari
Magnus Norman
Marat Safin
Gustavo Kuerten
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Martina Navratilova
Mariaan de Ewardt
Alexandra Fusai
Nathalie Cauzi
Martina Hingis
Lakers edge Pacers as O Neals historic 21 makes set stage
In a pivotal game, the Lakers rely on Shaquille O Neal and Kobe Bryant as O Neal hits 21 field goals, matching a Finals mark, while Reggie Miller struggles 1 for 16. Phil Jackson calls counterplay and Bryant adds 14, Marber 12, Fox 11, amid playoff tension.
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Phoenix
Portland
O'Neal
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Marper
Rick Fox
Indiana
Reggie Miller
Belmont Stakes field shaped with Aptitude eyeing tough test
Aptitude, trained by Bob Frankel for Prince Khalid Abdullah, seeks Belmont glory after finishing second to Fusaichi Pegasus in the Derby. Fusaichi Pegasus suffered a hoof injury and missed the Belmont while Red Bullet skipped the race. The field includes Impeachment, Wheelaway, Unshaded, and others with Postponed and Globalize among Triple Crown debuts and Peter Pan survivors.
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Red Bullet
Joe
Orseno
Frank Stronach
Belmont
Curule
Globalize
Commendable
Tahkodha Hills
Appearing Now
Hugh Hefner
Fusaichi Pegasus
Frankel
Khalid Abdullah
Saudi Arabia
Belmont Park
Schulhofer
Jeanne Vance
Carl Nafzger
James Tafel
Lexington
Keeneland
San Jose State earns first College World Series berth
San Jose State baseball, returning to the College World Series for the first time since 1971, opens against Clemson in Omaha at Rosenblatt Stadium. Spartans coach Sam Piraro cites adrenaline and preparation as key factors for a deep run, with Stanford and Louisiana Lafaytte also in the field alongside Clemson.
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Omaha
Neb
San Jose State
Sam Piraro
Spartans
Piraro
Louisiana
Lafayette
Rosenblatt Stadium
Clemson
Louisiana-Lafayette
Stanford
Baseball America
Mark Marquess
Columbia
South Carolina
Houston
Marquess
Cardinal
Eight teams vie for College World Series title in Omaha
Clemson, Florida State, Louisiana Lafayette, LSU, Stanford, Southern California, Texas, and another team reach the College World Series in Omaha. Clemson rides a 50 win season and star pitcher lineup led by Nick Glaser. Florida State, LSU, Stanford, and USC bring strong pitching staffs and top hitters as they chase the title.
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Flora St
Crances
Omaha
Tallahassee
Fla
Deat Wagner
Florida Atlantic
Florda International
Miami
Clemson
Stanford
Runerup
Mami
Mike Zigler
Don McDonald
Blair Warnes
Mike DiBlasi
Matt Lynch
John Ford Gruin
Marshall McDougall
Chis Smith
Ryan Barthelemy
Karl Jernigan
Baton Rouge
Jackson St
Louisiana-Monroe
Lousiana- Monroe
UCLA
Louisiana-Lafayette
Tigers
Nationalhip
Brad Cresse
Mike Fontenot
Cedrick Haris
Jeremy Witten
Blair Barbier
Bran Tale
Amp Hunter Gomez
Weyin Guidry
TEXAS
Augie Garrido
von Tempe
Ariz
Creighton
Arizona St
Ohio
Arizona
Penn St
NCAA
Garrido
Cal State Fullerton
Longhors
Beau Tal
Sam Houston State
Ben Emond
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Phil Jackson
Bryant
Ron
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Neal
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Prado
Solis Globalize
Smith Perret
Associated Press
Rosenblatt
Lousiana-Lafayette
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Southern California
LSU
Teas
Fecay
Stadium
Jack Leggett
Clemson Segional
Middle Tennessee St
Ilinois
Misissippi
Misissip! St
Mike Marin
Gosch
Tony Robichaux
McNeese St
East Carolina
Eat South Carolina
USA
Gamecocks
Scott Dohmann
Freeman Andy Gros
Incle Massiatte
Nathan Nelson
Steven Feehan
Wil Hawkins
Tommy Clark
Ryan Gill
Louisiana State
Fioed
Waco
Fonda
SW Texas
Allsime
Maxes Solege
Yournment
Atle
Contrence Ilesh Rice
Chris Key
Tim Adal
Jared Sandie
Rosas
Pony Gaur
John Fagan
Brandon Macdy
Ryan Brucker
Tony Topnett
Palo Alto
Cal
Fresno St
Alabama
Nebraska
USC
Florda
Justin Wayne
Jason Young
John Gall
Joe Borchard
Edmund Muth
Craig Thompson
California
Mike Gilespie
Fullerton
Virginia Tech
Loyola Marymount
Georgia Tech
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Trojans
Tech
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Rik Curner
Ronald Flores
Mark Prior
Justin Bennell
Beau Craig
Anthony Lunetta
Rob Ganbald
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