Mavericks face historic comeback risk in Game 7
Dallas seeks to avoid becoming the first NBA team to blow a 3-0 playoff lead after Portland fights back to force a decisive Game 7 in Dallas. The Mavericks, who started 14 straight wins and finished with 60, hope momentum shifts against the Trail Blazers in Portland.
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Funny Cide becomes first gelding Derby winner since 1929
New York bred gelding Funny Cide edges Empire Maker by 1 3/4 lengths to win the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Ridden by Jose Santos, he upset as 12-1 long shot, delivering trainer Barclay Tagg a historic Derby win on his first attempt.
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Bellville advances past Barbers Hill in area playoff
Bellville beat Barbers Hill 3-1 in an area playoff at The Woodlands High School. Heather Mosser started, was pulled in the fourth after a no hit stretch, as Crystal Gonzalez escaped a jam. Barbers Hill ends season at 15-9 with coach Edie Cunningham taking responsibility for the loss.
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Lady Rebels enter NICAA Tennis Championships at Aggie Complex
The NICAA Tennis Championships schedule runs this week at the Aggie Tennis Complex in College Station. Lee College's Medeja Eglic, unseeded, faces national No. 1 Radka Sottova of Broward at 10:30 a.m. Monday. Sottova beat Eglic earlier this season, but Eglic aims to even the score in the rematch.
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United States to Host 2003 Women's World Cup Move
FIFA moves the 2003 Women’s World Cup from China due to SARS after WHO input. United States and Australia express hosting interest alongside Sweden and Brazil. final decision due in June. China retains the 2007 World Cup and the 2006 men’s format may expand to 36 teams.
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Stars solve Giguere and force Game 6
Dallas Stars seized control of momentum by defeating the Anaheim Mighty Ducks 4-1 in Game 5. Jean-Sebastien Giguere allowed three goals in two periods before sitting out the third as Dallas trimmed the series deficit to 3-2 and kept elimination at bay.
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