Armstrong Clinches Second Tour de France Title
Lance Armstrong, 28, captured his second straight Tour de France as the main pack finished the 86 mile Paris stage with a 6 minute 2 second overall lead over Jan Ullrich. Kristin Armstrong shared a French moment with their son Luke as Stefano Zanini won the final stage in Paris, with Erik Zabel second and Romans Vainsteins third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARIS
Lance Armstrong
Champs-Elysees
Germany
Jan Ullrich
Armstrong
Kristin
Luke
Grand Boulevard
Arc de Triomphe
Paris
Stefano Zanini
Erik Zabel
Deutsche Telekom
Romans Vainsteins
Latvia
Zanini
West and East Division standings and weekend game results
East Division standings show WwW L Danville 18 10 and Princeton 14 12 with Bluefield 13 13 Martinsville 12 16 and Burlington 9 19. West Division Elizabethton 18 9 and Bristol 16 12 571 plus Pulaski 15 14 le 4 Kingsport 14 16 467 5 1/2 Johnson City 10 18 .357 8 1/2. Weekend results include Bristol 10 Bluefield 3 Danville 3 Kingsport 2 Elizabethton 7 Johnson City 3 Martinsville 11 Princeton 10 Pulaski 9 Burlington 2. Sunday reports list Danville Bristol and Martinsville Burlington unavailable, Princeton Johnson City unavailable, Kingsport 4 Bluefield 3. Monday games set Danville Bristol Martinsville Burlington Princeton Johnson City Bluefield Kingsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Braves
Princeton
Devil Rays
Bluefield
Orioles
Martinsville
Astros
Burlington
Indians
Elizabethton
Twins
Bristol
White Sox
Pulaski
Rangers
Kingsport
Mets
Johnson City
Cardinals
K Mets Top Baby Birds In Ninth In Appy League Clash
KK Forres Lawson delivered a game winning single in the bottom of the ninth as the Kingsport Mets beat the Bluefield Orioles 4 3 in Appy League action. John Raffo doubled to start the inning and scored on Lawson's hit after Bluefield tied 2 2 earlier on Kyle Martin and B J Littleton triples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingsport
Tenn
KK Forres Lawson
John Raffo
Kingsport Mets
Bluefield Orioles
Raffo
Lawson
Bluefield
Kyle Martin
B.J. Littleton
Baby Birds
K-Mets
Woods completes career Grand Slam at British Open
Tiger Woods clinched the career Grand Slam at the British Open in St Andrews, the youngest to hold all four majors. He finished 19 under par 269 after a final 69 on the 18th, with fans watching as he parred the last hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Andrews
Scotland
Tiger Woods
Woods
St. Andrews
Tiger Woods crafts historic British Open triumph at St Andrews
Tiger Woods captured the British Open at St Andrews by eight strokes, completing a Grand Slam chase as he also holds the U S Open title from Pebble Beach. He becomes the first to win the U S Open and British Open in the same year since 1982 and 1972 respectively, with major wins reshaping the record books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Beach
Tom Watson
St. Andrews
Watson
Woods
David Duval
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Mark
Nick Faldo
Faldo
U.S
Ben Hogan
Wallace Wins NASCAR Pennsylvania 500 After Mayfield Tire Failure
Rusty Wallace narrowly defeated Jeff Burton by two car lengths after teammate Jeremy Mayfield blew a right front tire on the last lap at Pocono. Mayfield led late before he lost control, dropping to 10th as Wallace tied the track record for 500s with his fourth win at the venue. Burton blamed misfortune for the late scramble and noted Wallace raced cleanly as Ford battles continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong Pond
Rusty Wallace
Jeremy Mayfield
Wallace
Mayfield
Jeff Burton
Pocono International Raceway
Dale Earnhardt
Burton
Darrell Waltrip
Bill Elliott
Tim Richmond
Tony Stewart
Bristol
Tenn
Rusty
Dale Jarrett
Jarrett
Martinez and Sox blank ChiSox 1-0 in late win
Pedro Martinez struck out 15 over a complete game shutout as Boston beat Chicago 1-0. Jason Varitek drove in the lone run with an RBI single in the fourth, while Mike Sirotka took the loss. Boston squandered chances for more runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston
Pedro Bbrries
Chicago White Sox
Martinez
Mike Sirotka
Boston
Jason Varitek
RBI
Jose Valentin
BoSox
Pedro Martinez
Fenway Park
Webb captures Open title at Joliet Open
Karrie Webb won the U S Women s Open at URNEE Illinois with a final 6 under 282, overcoming a late wobble after a tee shot into the water. She finished five strokes clear of Meg Mallon, with caddie Evan Minster and Webb aiming for the career Grand Slam as Woods dominates the men s tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urnee
Ill
Karrie Webb
Webb
Meg Mallon
Evan Minster
Tiger Woods
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tour
Lance
Appalachian League
Sabethton
Puask
Eve of the Tiger
Major League Baseball
NEW York
Denny Neagle
Neagle
Cincinnati
Yankees
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Derek Jeter
Gerald Williams
Tigers
Royals
Detroit
Bobby Higginson
Tim Burdak
Kansas City
Luis Polonia
Brad Ausmus
Doug Brocail
Todd Jones
Blue Jays
Toronto
Frank Castillo
Baltimore
Tony Batista
Castillo
Billy Koch
Minneapolis
Travis
Fryman
Omar Vizquel
Cleveland
Minnesota
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Florida
Ron Gardenhire
Dave Burba
Oakland
Calif
Mark Mulder
Lee
Ce Webb
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!