Woods Sorenstam top Duval Webb in 19 holes prime time match
Tiger Woods and Annika Sorenstam defeated David Duval and Karrie Webb in 19 holes at the Battle at Bighorn in Palm Desert. The foursome struggled with wind and heat, producing few birdies and lengthy delays, as the event drew the largest audience for women’s golf yet.
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Gilkey faces possible prison time in DUI case
Braves outfielder Bernard Gilkey could face up to five years in prison if convicted in the latest drunken driving case. Arrested Sunday night in St Louis, he was released on $10,000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for Aug 31. He returned to play the next night, saying he wants to focus on baseball while his lawyers handle the case.
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Agassi falls to qualifier in Montreal upset
Andre Agassi, ranked third, loses in the first round of the Tennis Masters Canada to Croatian qualifier Ivan Ljubicic 6-2 6-4. The upset continues a day of seed withdrawals as Safin and Correija pull out with injuries and challengers push through.
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Feaster and Stinson lead Sting past Sol in Charlotte
Allison Feaster and Andrea Stinson combined for 33 points as the Charlotte Sting beat the Miami Sol 63-45. The duo sparked a 13-0 run late in the first half, helping Charlotte to a 39-21 halftime lead while Miami missed 21 of 29 first-half shots.
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Angels Rally Past Red Sox As Ortiz Shuts Them Down
Troy Glaus delivered a two run homer in the eighth and Ramon Ortiz handled Boston with eight strong innings, lifting Anaheim 4-3 after a late Red Sox surge tied the game at 2 in the seventh. Ortiz improved to 9-7 while Garces took the loss.
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Steelers ready to unveil mularkey era offense in exhibition
Pittsburgh coaches stress a confident Kordell Stewart can run a simplified attack under fifth coordinator Mike Mularkey while Kent Graham and Tommy Maddox rotate in. The defense, led by Tim Lewis, challenges the new scheme as Jeff Hartings adapts to center and Hines Ward remains a key target.
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