Devils win long Stanley Cup final in double overtime
The New Jersey Devils defeated the Dallas Stars 2 1 in the second overtime to capture the Stanley Cup on Sunday morning after a six game series that stretched into deep night. Jason Arnott scored on Patrik Elias pass to end the marathon title fight and end two months of brutal playoff action.
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Monticule Edges Chime Bell to Reach Finals in Pony Polo
Monticule rallied from a 7-5 deficit to defeat Upatoi Green 9-7 and advance to the finals as Gonzalez led with five goals for Monticule. Martinez scored six for Upatoi Green, adding a late penalty and another score to push the game into a tight finish. Crespo, Gracida and Knapp contributed for Monticule while Cepeda, Flournoy and Vargas added for Upatoi Green.
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Stewart Labonte Earnhardt duel marks split finish in NASCAR race
Stewart noted the nerve wracking potential if the race resumed with Labonte and Earnhardt. Earnhardt edged Labonte for seconds as he moved to second in the season standings behind Labonte. Burton finished sixth, Pressley fourth, while Mayfield led early before penalties shuffled the field after a long caution restart.
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Scoreboard Report From Brooklyn Meet Shows Varied Porc and Ford Entries
AP notes Brooklyn scoreboard shows numerous entries across multiple events including Porc and Ford competitors. Listed are horsepowers, times, and approximate placements with several athletes named such as Ward Buon, Jo Gordon, Steve Par Chews, Kenny Walace, and Mark Marin among others. The item reads as a dense, OCR damaged sports page segment with mixed numbers, names, and times, reflecting a crowded scoreboard with incomplete clarity.
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Kuerten Captures Second French Open Title in Dramatic Final
Gustavo Kuerten defeated Magnus Norman in a three hour forty four minute final at Roland Garros to win his second French Open and ascend to No 1 in the rankings. Despite Norman saving 11 match points, Kuerten prevailed 62 63 26 76 6 in a tense championship duel watched by Brazilian fans amid chants and celebration.
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