New York Clipped by Seattle 5 in 4th Inning Blowout
Seattle jumps to strong 4th inning, beating New York 20 to 5. Griffey Jr drives in three, Curtis adds his 12th homer, while Blowers and DaWilson also contribute. Jeter and Cora homers noted. Girardi and Blowers accounted in the lineup. Attendance listed at 54,391, with 59,084 on the road. The game features 7 LOB for New York and 4 for Seattle.
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TV Sports and Scores Summary From Today
Highlights include US Open tennis coverage on FOX and WGN at 11:00 a.m. Major League Baseball Fox telecast features Marlins at Cubs at 8:00 p.m. TNT airs WCW Nitro at 8 p.m. Radio highlights show Ned Jarrett's World of Racing at 1:45 p.m. and NASCAR Today at 4:45 p.m. Astros top Rockies 3 1. Orioles win 5-1 over Minnesota.
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LPGA Star Bank Classic payouts and top finishers listed
Beavercreek Ohio Star Bank LPGA Classic final leaderboard shows Colleen Walker winning $82,500 for a score of 67-69-67-203 and 13 under par. Terry-Jo Myers, Laura Davies, Dottie Pepper, and others earned six-figure to mid-five-figure prizes with detailed earnings and round scores across the field.
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Goody's 500 Bristol Finish Order
The Bristol race results show Dale Jarrett taking first in the Goody's Headache Powder 500 with a 500 lap run, earning $101,500. Mark Martin finished second, followed by Wisconsin Rapids driver in third, with money totals ranging from $42,625 to $14,820 for the lower placements.
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Baseball and Football Transactions Roundup
Major league teams announce call ups and DL moves across the American and National Leagues. Angels place Orlando Palmeiro on the 15 day list while recalling Greg Cadaret. Royals release Mike Perez as Twins activate Greg Myers and send Torii Hunter to New Britain. Cubs place Kevin Foster on the DL. Jets of the Mets option Jason Hardike to Norfolk. Panthers waive Kevin Greene. Bears release multiple veterans. Broncos and Packers shuffle rosters. Colts, Jaguars, Chiefs make waivers and trades.
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Eastwood reflects on effort and past seasons
Eastwood criticizes improvised effort and praises focus as he recalls last year’s 12 tackles and missing the Division I-AA title game with a sprained ankle. He notes 1996 highlights including a win over Georgia Southern, a program that once routed Concord 51-13 when Eastwood was quarterback, and he relishes beating them after they previously bested his team.
Syracuse Blasts Wisconsin 34 0 in Kickoff Classic
No 17 Syracuse jumps to a 34 0 win over No 24 Wisconsin at Giants Stadium, aided by Kevin Johnson s 89 yard opening kickoff return for a TD and Donovan McNabb s 211 passing yards and 1 rushing TD. Wisconsin struggles offensively as Ron Dayne is held in check.
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Kuchar Wins U S Amateur At Cog Hill In Final
Ga Tech sophomore Matt Kuchar defeated Joel Kribel 2 and 1 to win the Havemeyer Trophy. The 19-year-old from Lake Mary Florida moved from 2 down to 7 up after 26 holes, then held off a late rally by Kribel, a Stanford junior-to-be, in the 36-hole final at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club.
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Norman wins World Series with late birdie surge
Norman, son of the event’s manager, sealed the victory with a 6-foot birdie at the 17th after a back-and-forth round that included a bogey at 16. Mickelson finished second at 3-under 277, while Woods and Funk tied for third at 278. Vijay Singh shot 66 for the day's best, as heavy rains left only six players under par in a 46-player field and prompted lift, clean and place on fairways.
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