Racing By The Associated Press Monday standings report
Tony Stewart wins at Richmond in a 400 lap race earning 150175 dollars. Jeff Gordon second and Rusty Wallace third, with full driver standings and race statistics listed, including lead changes, caution flags, and earnings.
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Indy 500 Practice Speeds Detail Mixed Entry List
Sunday practice for the Indy 500 shows speeds led by Greg Ray at 224.301 MPH and Eddie Cheever 220.968. The list includes multiple drivers across Dallara Oldsmobile and G Force Oldsmobile entries with a wide range of times from 224 down to around 206 MPH, names such as Buddy Lazier Arie Luyendyk Helio Castroneves Sam Hornish Jr. and Scott Sharp among others. The event culminates in a May 27 race date with numerous drivers vying for top grid positions.
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Haynes and DeJean Shine in Florida Win
Milwaukee Haynes L and DeJean Leskanic trade blows as Florida tops Milwaukee 1-0. C Smith walks, W in relief, Miceli hits HBP by Haynes. Umpires Home Second O Nora. Attendance 36,331. Tr 12:25 in A-10,095 game notes.
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TV Highlights May 7 2001 NBA NHL Playoffs Schedule
Highlights list two playoff games on Monday May 7 2001. Dallas at San Antonio in NBA second round game 2 on TNT and New Jersey at Toronto in NHL conference semifinals game 6 on ESPN. Saturday results include West Virginia State 10 Fairmont State 6 and West Liberty State 14 West Virginia Wesleyan 2. Upcoming games at Hunnicutt Field Princeton host Shepherd and Concord hosts West Liberty State with a series of four to five playoff games.
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Compaq Classic Style T English Turn Golf Purse Build
New Orleans hosted the Compaq Classic at English Turn with a $4 million purse. David Toms led finishing 66-63-64-73 for 266, earning $720,000, followed by Phil Mickelson 66-66-64-72 268 and Ernie Els 67-69-65-68 269, with top players earning six-figure prizes.
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David Toms
Phil Mickelson
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Harrison Frazar
Chris Smith
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Stephen Ames
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Dudley Hart
Scott Hoch
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Keith Clearwater
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Kenny Perry
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Rocky Thompson
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Doug Tewell
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Playoff Schedule and Scores Update May 5 6 7
In the NBA conference semifinals San Antonio beat Dallas 94 78 on May 5 as series begins. Milwaukee downed Charlotte 104 92 May 6. Lakers beat Sacramento 108 (loss Angeles) leads 1-0. Toronto edged Philadelphia 96 93 to lead 1-0. The schedule lists next games through May 20 with tentative times and venues for all matchups including Dallas at San Antonio and Milwaukee at Charlotte if necessary.
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Baseball Transactions and WNBA Notes
MLB teams announced roster moves including injuries promotions and recalls across the American and National Leagues with several players placed on the disabled list and recalled from the PCL and International League. The Charlotte Sting released Jennite Phillips and Jenea Skeeters from the WNBA.
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Jose Molina
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David Ortiz
Jack Cressend
Edmonton
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Reid Nichols
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Rob Bell
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Jason Grilli
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Chuck Smith
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Roy Oswalt
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Wayne Franklin
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Jack Wilson
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Keith Osik
Don Wengert
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Louis Martinez
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Jennite Phillips
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Baseball Glance Sunday and Tuesday Schedule Across Leagues
Recap of Saturday results including Yankees 5 2 Orioles and Mariners 7 5 Blue Jays plus 12 inning Royals 12 Twins 10 and Cleveland 9 Rays 4. Sunday showdowns feature Mets 8 1 Diamondbacks and Cubs 20 1 Dodgers with multiple interleague games and stacked late-night schedules across Denver to Montreal.
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West Virginia Victory Awards honor state sports figures
Writers and sports figures gathered for the 55th Victory Awards Dinner in Westchester Village. Pat Carter won the Hardman Award as the state’s amateur golfer of the year, the first since Bil Campbell in 1964. Other winners included Lynn Ullom, Carl Clark, Mark Wigal, Josh Stewart, Ashley McNeely, Adam Cantoni, Josh Romeo, Missy Spangler, Patrick O’Malley, Jimmy Rhodes, Matt Stevens, Jessica Taylor, and Mike Whiteford, with the Moorehouse Award for sports writing.
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Bradford Prevails in Princeton Modified Feature
Bradford avenges an earlier loss by driving his No. 7 Chevy Nova to a straightaway victory over Jeff Crawford in the Princeton-Princeton Motor Speedway modified division Saturday night. Crawford finished second on a flat tire late, Barry Lusk was third, with Bluefield’s Mike Johnson winning the mini stock, Mabscot’s Joe Bennett taking street stock, and Kenny Meadows top in super street.
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