2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule and standings overview
Associated Press list of 2002 Winston Cup events with winners in parentheses and driver standings. Dates span February to November with winners including Ward Burton Matt Kenseth Sterling Marlin Tony Stewart Kurt Busch Jimmie Johnson Bobby Labonte Dale Earnhardt Jr. and others. Final driver standings list Sterling Marlin first with 2 164 points and Jimmie Johnson second with 2 054 points.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Ward Burton
Subway
Rockingham
N.C
Matt Kenseth
Uaw-Daimlerchrysler
Las Vegas
Sterling Marlin
Mbna America
Hampton
Tony Stewart
Darlington
S.C
Bristol
Tenn
Kurt Busch
Samsung/RadioShack
Fort Worth
Texas
Virginia
Martinsville
Bobby Labonte
Aaron's
Talladega
Ala
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Napa Auto Parts
Fontana
Cali
Jimmie Johnson
Richmond
Concord
Mark Martin
Dover
Del
Long Pond
Dale Jarrett
Michigan
Brooklyn
Mich
Sonoma
Calif
Pepsi
Fila
Cicero
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New England
London
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
the Glen
Watkins Glen
N.Y
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Southern
New Hampshire
N.H
Protection One
Kansas City
Aedik
EA Sports
UAW
Jeff Gordon
Rusty Wallace
Ricky Rudd
Bill Elliott
Jeff Burton
Ricky Craven
Michael Waltrip
Dale Earnhardt, Jr
Ryan Newman
Dave Blaney
Kyle Petty
Terry Labonte
2002 Busch Grand National Schedule and Standings Overview
The document lists the 2002 Busch Grand National schedule with winners and driver points, detailing races from February through November across Daytona Beach Rockingham Las Vegas Darlington Bristol Fort Worth Gladeville Talladega and more. Notable drivers include Jeff Burton Jeff Green Scott Riggs Jason Keller Bobby Hamilton Jr Greg Biffle Jack Sprague and David Starr with top standings noted as Starr Crawford Musgrave in positions one to three.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Rockingham
N.C
Jason Keller
Las Vegas
Jeff Burton
Darlington
S.C
Loudon
N.H
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Nazareth
Carquest Auto Parts
Concord
Jeff Green
Dover
Del
Greg Biffle
Nashville
Gladeville
Tenn
Jack Sprague
Kentucky
Sparta
GNC Live Well
West Allis
Wis
GNC
Beach
Hills Brothers Coffee
Cicero
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Madison
Florida
Robert Pressley
Ted Musgrave
Advance Auto Parts
Martinsville
Dennis Setzer
Terry Cook
Fountain
Colo
Mike Bliss
Mbna America
O'Reilly
Fort Worth
Texas
Brendan Gaughan
Memphis
O'Reilly Auto Parts
Kansas City
Kaw
Kroger
Kyne
New England
Michigan
Brooklyn
Mich
Clermont Ind
Federated Auto Parts
Craftsman
Richmond
South Boston
Orleans
Fontana
Calif
Avondale
Scott Riggs
Kenny Wallace
Randy LaJoie
Scott Wimmer
Mike McLaughlin
Stacy Compton
Jamie McMurray
Tim Sauter
Hank Parker Jr
Ashton Lewis
Todd Bodine
Tony Raines
Shane Hmiei
Kerry Earnhardt
Larry Foyt
Casey Mears
Baseball glances: Wednesday results and listed games
Wednesday results show Texas 7 Chicago Cubs 4 in 10 innings, plus St. Louis 6 Anaheim 2 and Florida 2 Cleveland 1. The schedule lists many afternoon and evening games with pitching lines and matchups including White Sox at Phillies, Yankees at Rockies, and more across MLB venues.
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St. Louis
Anaheim
Florida
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Oakland
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
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Burnett
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Yoshii
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Milton
Mets
Trachsel
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Baldwin
Cincinnati
Hamilton
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Levine
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Mariners
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Orlando
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Washington
Garciaparra
LaRue
Jariambi
New York
Ossenso
Jjones
Bwillia
Lawton
Lofton
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June 20 2002 Highlights Sports and TV Summary
Radio 5 pm WHIS WTZE The Sports Show hosted by Robert Langpaap at 7 pm minor league baseball Bluefield at Princeton. ESPN NCAA tournament Texas vs Stanford Omaha Neb. Golf Great North Open first round Northumberland England PGA Club Pro first round Louisville Ky. PGA Tour Hartford Open first round Cromwell Conn. White Sox at Philadelphia 1pm WGN. Detroit at Atlanta 7 30 pm TBS. NHL Awards ceremony 8 pm ESPN2 Toronto.
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WHIS
WTZE
Robert Langpaap
ESPN
Texas
Stanford
Omaha
Neb
Northumberland
England
Louisville
Cromwell
Conn
WGN
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
TBS
Detroit
Atlanta
ESPN2
Toronto
Boxing schedule spans Las Vegas Biloxi and Tokyo arena cards
A condensed boxing slate lists bouts in Las Vegas at the Orleans and MGM Grand Garden Arena on PPV plus Biloxi Beau Rivage and Tokyo Saitama. Feature matches include Juan Manuel Marquez vs Hector Marquez in Mexico and Wladimir Klitschko vs Ray Mercer in Atlantic City with title implications and multiple 12 round main events.
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Orleans Hotel-Casino
Las Vegas
Juan Manuel Marquez
Mexico
Hector Chocolate Marquez
Melchor Col-Castro
Ruben Sanchez-Leon
Une
Beau Rivage Resort & Casino
Biloxi
Miss
Nate Campbell
Jacksonville
Fla
Carlos Navarro
Los Angeles
Mgm Grand Garden Arena
Erik Morales
Marco Antonio Barrera
Fernando Montiel
Pedro Alcazar
Panama
Miguel Cotto
Puerto Rico
Justin Junko
ESPN2
Stevie Johnston
Denver
Stevie Quinonez
Merie
N.M
Star Casino
ESPN
Saitama Super Arena
Tokyo
Masamori Tokuyama
Japan
Erick Lopez
Tokuyama
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
Oscar de la Hoya
Whittier
Calif
Fernando Vargas
Oxnard
de la Hoya
Vargas
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1990s Style Stat Totals
A compact tally lists top players by category with teams and ages across the majors and national league. Highlights include doubles leaders Lowell and Bonds among others with runs, RBIs, hits, and pitching marks from Schilling to Glavine and saves by Gagne and Graves.
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Boston
Ganderson
Anaheim
Salmon
A Soriano
New York
Olerud
Seattle
Jjones
Minnesota
McSweeney
Kansas City
Randa
Isuzuki
Lofton
Chicago
A Rodriguez
Texas
Thome
Cleveland
Echavez
Oakland
Jariambi
Ventura
Thunter
T Batista
Baltimore
Suzuki
Beltran
Jeter
Damon
Durham
Clowe
Zito
Partinez
Burkett
Mussina
Halladay
Toronto
Clemens
Farcia
Thudson
Chinley
Saves
Urbina
Guardado
Maivera
Koch
Wickman
Sasaki
Percival
Pet. Bonds
Helton Col
Edmonds St
L Castillo Fla
Lowell Fla
Vidtro Mon
Lwalker Col
Bonds
San Francisco
Pujols
St. Louis
ShGreen
Los Angeles
Spivey
Arizona
Helton
Colorado
Lwalker
Rbi—Berkman
Houston
Sexson
Milwaukee
Vguerrero
Montreal
Ajones
Atlanta
L Gonzalez
Vidro
Lowell
Florida
Lcastillo
Cjones
Vina
Babreu
Philadelphia
Rollins
Ward
Bagwell
Triples
Furcal
Ssosa
Berkman
Ruohnson
Glavine
Astacio
Maddux
Jennings
Wells
Pittsburgh
Schilling
R Johnson
Burnett
Morris
Oswalt
Duckworth
Clement
Gagne
Graves
Cincinnati
Smoltz
Blim
MiWilliams
Jimenez
Hoffman
San Diego
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Southern Highlands golf tourney draws 60 players for charity
In Land County Virginia more than 60 golfers joined the 11th Southern Highlands Golf Tournament at Wolf Creek to raise funds for the Day Treatment Program serving Mercer McDowell and Wyoming Counties. Organizers including Southern Highlands director Randal Johnson praised the turnout and sponsorship growth as volunteers from over 15 staff helped on site. Proceeds aim to support mental illness services in the three counties.
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Land County
Southern Highlands
Wolf Creek Golf Club
Randal Johnson
West Virginia
Johnson
Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Marshall golf cookout set for Bluefield Elks
Marshall University football coach Bob Pruett and staff will attend a captain's choice golf tournament and cookout at the Bluefield Elks Club in Mercer County on Tuesday. Entry fees range from 20 to 200 dollars with options for players and guests, benefiting fans’ discussion of the upcoming season.
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Bluefield
Mercer County
Marshall University
Bob Pruett
Bluefield Elks Club
Pruett
Thundering Herd
East Carolina
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
Virginia Tech
Herd
Blacksburg
Hokies
Dallas Cowboys
Marshall
D.D. Mattox
Smokey Brown
South Carolina Topples Clemson 12-4 In CWS Showdown
South Carolina outslugged Clemson 12-4 as Trey Dyson belted two two run blasts and Landon Powell and Steve Thomas added solo shots. Campbell earned the win, lifting the Gamecocks to 56-17 with a run at the finals, while Clemson clung to 54-16 and left 12 runners on base. The rivals meet again Friday for a spot in Saturday's championship game.
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Omaha
Neb
Trey Dyson
South Carolina
Clemson
Landon Powell
Steve Thomas
Gamecocks
Matt Campbell
Tigers
Zane Green
Michael Johnson
Campbell
Steve Reba
Thomas
Powell
Khalil Greene
Drew Meyer
Brian Buscher
Dyson
Justin Harris
Kevin Melillo
Green
Louisiana State
Jason Williams
Wichita State
Johnson
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Shane Mosley
Pomona
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