Braves top Mets in slam fueled by Furcal bunt and Nice homer
Brian Nice delivered a tiebreaking three-run homer as Atlanta rallied from a Furcal bunt double to beat the Mets 8-4. He went 4-for-5, scoring three times with two stolen bases. Javy Lopez homered, and Jason Marquis earned his first start win. The Braves outhit New York 15-9.
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Birds thump P Rays in Mercer Cup game two
Bluefield Orioles rebounded to a 6 1 win over the Princeton Devil Rays in Bowen Field action snapping a 5 1 series loss. Ramon Mercedes accounted for Princeton s lone run on an John Davis RBI single.
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Pedro Victorino
Adam Thomas
Tripper Johnson
Birds
Kelvin Pickering
Webb wins LPGA Grand Slam after emotional win
Karrie Webb delivers a two stroke victory at the McDonald’s LPGA Championship to complete the career Grand Slam as tears flowed for her dying grandfather in Australia. Webb said she wanted to win for Granddad and faced an emotional public moment after the final putt.
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Australia
Webb
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McDonald’s Lpga
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Tiger
Stewart Takes Dodge-Save Mart 350 at Sears Point
Tony Stewart won his second NASCAR Winston Cup race of the season and 11th of his career on the road course at Sears Point Raceway in California. Robby Gordon finished second after defending his lead from Kevin Harvick, who was briefly a lap down. Jeff Gordon finished third as he pursues a record seventh road-course win.
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Sears Point
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Bobby Allison
Ron Fellows
Nemco Motorsports
Watkins Glen
N.Y
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Evans Favored to Win WV Open at Berry Hills
Evans, defending home-course advantage, is the odds-on favorite for the 68th West Virginia Open at Berry Hills Country Club. He stresses nerves and pressure on the front end, while past champ Brad Westfall and two-time winner John Ross also eye the title, with Ross citing familiarity and prior PGA Tour experience.
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Berry Hills Country Club
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Steve Fox
Berry Hills
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Pete Dye Golf Club
Bridgeport
Ross
Brad Westfall
Westfall
Guyan Golf and Country Club
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