Jazz fans greet team in Salt Lake after Finals loss
About 20 000 fans packed Salt Lake International Airport to welcome the Utah Jazz home after their first NBA Finals appearance. Karl Malone and John Stockton addressed the crowd as Gov. Mike Leavitt and team officials praised the fans and promised better chances next year.
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Chicago
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Bulls
Greg Foster
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Shirley Turner
Malone
NBA
Mike Leavitt
Larry H. Miller
Utah
Jerry Sloan
Frank Layden
Salt Lake Int'l
Armes Tops First Team All SWD In Softball Honors
Armes, now signed with Virginia Tech, earned player of the year as a one year centerfield convert for the Lady Blues. Coach Dee Dee Hill of Tazewell was named coach of the year while Angie Farmer and Joyce of Richlands led utility and designated hitter honors respectively. First team hurlers Beverly Proffitt and Jessica Newberry highlighted mound duties for Graham and Richlands.
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Angel Tolliver
Rebekah Miller
Ashley Mustard
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Sarah Grindstaff
Wendy Street
Lindsey Havens
Charolette Taylor
Melissa Davis
Amanda Nester
Carroll Co
Jessica Roebuck
Kim Easter
Susan Swope
Sarah Cardill
Heather Gentry
Amy Greene
Sabrina Taylor
Christy Graham
Grundy
Leslie
Schumacher grabs pole as Villeneuve misses by seconds
In Montreal Michael Schumacher earned pole for the Canadian Grand Prix after posting a 1 18.159 lap, edging Jacques Villeneuve who finished second amid cheers and a sellout crowd. Villeneuve had led early but could not improve in the final minutes.
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Germany
Canada
Alexander Wurz
Austria
Miles-Clark Batten blaze at USA championships in Indianapolis
At Indiana University on the new Mondo track, Jear Miles-Clark ran 49.40 to win the women's 400, ranking world year highs and among the fastest ever. Kim Batten posted 52.97 in the 400 hurdles, aiming for a world mark as she predicted sub-51 times. In the men’s 400, Pettigrew won in 44.65 while Reynolds faded to 44.98 and Everett claimed the 800 title in 1:44.37.
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Kim Batten
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Miles Clark
U.S
Antonio Pettigrew
Butch Reynolds
Athens
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Mark Everett
Freeport Flight wins Princess Stakes at Hollywood Park
Freeport Flight overtook Really Happy in the final sixteenth to win the Princess Stakes at Hollywood Park, race worth 107400 dollars. Eddie Delahoussaye rode the 3-year-old daughter of Conquistador Cielo who earned 64440 dollars, boosting career earnings to 147200. Carla Gaines trained the winner, in her first graded stakes triumph.
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Tomorrows Sunshine
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Clever Pilot
Jordan leads Bulls to NBA title and five finals MVPs
Michael Jordan delivers a heroic finals performance, scoring 38 while battling illness in Game 5 and catalyzing a comeback as he and the Bulls clinch the series. Jerry Reinsdorf praises his unmatched impact, declaring there has never been anyone like Jordan. Jordan signals readiness to fund team’s continued success.
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Steve Kerr
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Michael Jordan
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