Labonte and Gordon surge in Winston Cup standings at Pepsi 400
The article notes Bobby Labonte and Je' Ord Gordon climbing toward the top as Ford drivers Ted Musgrave and Mark Martin back the Chevrolet surge. With Labonte sixth and Gordon third, Labonte and Labonte pair gain 111 points at Michigan while Marlin and Earnhardt trade positions. The 37th Pepsi 400 at Daytona on July 1 starts at 11 am with 160 laps, 400 miles, and 1.3 million in posted awards.
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Pinch Hit Enables Orioles to Sweep at Bluefield
Pinch hitter Jason LeCronier lined a ninth inning single to score Wad Almonte and seal a 3-2 win as the Orioles completed a twinbill sweep at Bowen Field. Bluefield won the opener 5-0 behind LeCronier two run homer and Tom Russin two run shot, with Brad Crills and Robert Moreseman delivering solid relief.
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Wad Almonte
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Tom Russin
Brad Crills
Robert Moreseman
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First Community Bank
Kevin Hooker
Brian Kerr
Chris Bryant
Miguel Mejia
Chris Fussell
Martinsville
Chad Kenney
Oftfield
Irom
Mets rally past Reds in 15 innings for 7 6 win
Kingsport Mets outlasted Princeton Reds 7 6 in 15 innings at Hunnicutt Field as Carlos Mendoza scored on a misplayed ball in the 15th. Brandon Villafuerte earned the win in relief as Dwayne Cushman took the loss. Cincinnati area rivals prep for four straight meetings starting tonight in Bluefield.
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Hunnicutt
Carlos Mendoza
Kevin McCarthy
Reds
Wayne Ennis
Ennis
Mets
Brandon Villafuerte
Dwayne Cushman
Cushman
Kingsport
Ashing
Accoss
Jeramie Simpson
Jarrett Patterson
Rob Cox
Patterson
Cox
Terry Edmondson
Darron
James
Ingram
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Orioles
Chris Murphy
Appy
Justice's 431-foot homer lifts Braves over Expos in rain delay
Atlanta won 4-3 to extend its win streak to three, erasing a 3-0 deficit after a 46 minute rain delay. Justice delivered a two run shot off Luis Aquino in the sixth, joining Klesko's seventh homer as Glavine earned the win.
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Ryan Klesko
Tom Glavine
Luis Aquino
Fred McGriff
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Klesko
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Heredia
Tony Tarasco
Wil
St. Louis
Mark Petkovsek
Houston
Phil Nevin
Jeff Bagwell
Astros
Luis Gonzalez
Tony Eusebio
Miller
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Mets
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Jeff Conine
Florida
New York
Cincinnati
Bobby Bonilla
Omoun
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Sampras Struggles Before Winning Wimbledon Opener
Pete Sampras, the two time defending champion, overcame a stiff challenge from Germany's Karsten Braasch to win 7 6 (7 4) 6 7 (7 2) 6 4 6 1 in 2 hours 26 minutes on Centre Court. The victory kept alive Sampras bid to become the first man since Bjorn Borg to win three consecutive Wimbledon titles as he faced slick grass and Braasch's unorthodox serve and left handed motion.
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Goran Ivanisevic
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Aaron Krickstein
Sweden
Christian Bergstrom
Iva Majoli
Angelica Gavaldon
Kimiko Date
Sabine Appelmans
Gabriela Sabatini
Lea Ghirardi
Amy Frazier
Stephanie Rottier
Brenda Shultz-McCarthy
Radka Bobkova
Andre Agassi
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