Riggs nets Federated AP 200 in Gladeville NASCAR win
Craftsman racer Scott Riggs led 131 of 150 laps at Nashville Superspeedway to win the Federated Auto Parts 200, pulling away from teammate Ted Musgrave. The Dodge took $44,635 plus a $10,000 Craftsman bonus from the pole. Musgrave settled for second as Rick Crawford, Joe Ruttman, and Travis Kvapil completed the top five in a race with seven leaders and nine lead changes.
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Musgrave
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Terry Cook
Greg Biffle
Dennis Setzer
Lance Norick
Coy Gibbs
Ruttman
Jack Sprague
Sprague
Chevrolet
Hendrick Motorsports
Kvapil
Dover Downs International Speedway
Crawford
Hrdina nets 2.25 million over two seasons with Penguins
Pittsburgh center Jan Hrdina lands a 2.25 million two year deal after arbitration. At 25 he earned 700000 last season with 15 goals and 28 assists and may be traded to Washington in Jagr related moves as reports tie him to ongoing deals. Jagr spoke in his favor during hearings.
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Pittsburgh Penguins
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Washington Capitals
Jaromir Jagr
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Jan
Patrick Ewing
Knicks
Rockets
Rice
Anderson
Eisley
Mavericks
NBA
Mark Jackson
Charlie Ward
Miami Heat
Hardaway
Dallas
Heat
Houston
Olajuwon
Toronto
Scott shines as Steelers cornerback dominates camp
At Latrobe practice Chad Scott starred with three interceptions and a TD after Tee Martin’s pass to Joey Getherall. Lee Flowers praised him as he said he would not chase interceptions. Coach Cowher lauded Scott’s talent and discipline as the camp heated with a spirited goal-line finish.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Lee Flowers
Chad Scott
Flowers
Scott
Tee Martin
Joey Getherall
St. Vincent College
Chad
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Earl Holmes
Stewart
Jerome Bettis
Kendrell Bell
Earl
Jerome
Americans rally to take early Walker Cup lead at Sea Island
Erik Compton sparked a comeback as the United States built a 6 1/2 to 5 1/2 advantage over Great Britain & Ireland at halfway in the Walker Cup. Compton, a heart transplant recipient, won 3 and 2 after a slow start, while Lucas Glover clinched a 1-up win over Michael Hoey. GB&I threats linger as Sunday’s 12 matches determine the winner.
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Great Britain & Ireland
Ocean Forest Golf Club
United States
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David Eger
Compton
Gary Westenholme
Westenholme
Tiger Woods
Bryce Mulder
Mulder
Lucas Glover
Michael Hoey
Glover
Nick Cassini
Oleg Cassini
Nairn Golf Club
Scotland
John Harris
Marc Warren
Knicks trade Rice to Rockets in three team deal
The Knicks ship Glen Rice to the Houston Rockets in a three team trade involving Dallas and New York. Howard Eisley and Shandon Anderson switch teams while Muggsy Bogues moves to Dallas. The Mavericks also send Kyle Hall to Houston in a deal that reshapes backcourt rosters and adds a trade exception for future moves.
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Rockets
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Mavericks
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Charlotte Hornets
Los Angeles
Shaquille O’neal
Kobe Bryant
El Duque shines in rehab start for Yankees
Orlando Hernandez pitched four solid innings for Class A Tampa in Clearwater in his rehab start. He allowed an unearned run on four hits, his second tuneup after a three inning outing Monday, while Steinbrenner praised his readiness for the stretch run and noted the toe surgery last June.
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