2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule Highlights
AP list of race dates and winners with driver point endings for the 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup season. Includes Daytona 500 at Daytona Beach, Rockingham, Las Vegas, Martinsville, Bristol, Talladega, Fontana, Richmond, Dover, and more with drivers such as Ward Burton Kenseth Marlin Stewart Abonte Johnson Earnhardt Jr Kenseth and Johnson among the named competitors.
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Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Ward Burton
Subway
Rockingham
N.C
Lasegas
Sterling Marlin
Hampton
Tony Stewart
Arlington
S.C
Coca-Cola
Concord
N.clark
Martinune
MBNA
Dover
Delune
Pocona
Long Pond
Paine
Michigan
Brooklyn
Michune
Dodge
Save Mart
Sonoma
Pepsi
Tropicana
Cicero
New England
Loudon
N.H
Pennsylvania
Brickyard
Indianapolis
Watkins Glen
Mich
Bristol
Tenn
Busch Grand National 2002 schedule and standings overview
The 2002 Busch Grand National schedule lists oval tracks and events from February to November across Daytona Beach, Rockingham, Las Vegas, Darlington, Bristol, Fort Worth, Talladega, Fontana, Richmond, Loudon, Nazareth, Concord, Dover, West Allis, Sparta, Madison, Clermont, Brooklyn, Bristol again, Darlington, Richmond, Dover, Kansas City, Memphis, Avondale, and Homes Fla. Jeff Burton, Jason Keller, Jeff Green, Scott Figgs, Scott Riggs, Bobby Hamilton Jr, and Dale Earnhardt Jr are noted among winners or drivers in parentheses. The document combines race dates, venues, and per-event drivers.
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Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Rockingham
N.C
Jason Keller
Las Vegas
Jeff Burton
Darlington
Bristol
Tenn
Jeff Green
Nazareth
Carquest Auto Parts
Concord
MBNA
Dover
Del
Nashville
Gladeville
Kentucky
Sparta
GNC
West Allis
Wisbuly
Hills Brothers Coffee
Cicero
2002 Craftsman Truck schedule and standings snapshot
Daytona Beach to Homestead lists drivers and venues with winners in parentheses. February 15 at Daytona Beach declares Robert Pressley as winner. March 15 at Darlington credits Ted Musgrave. April 13 Martinsville shows Dennis Setzer. May 5 Madison lists Terry Gack. May 19 Fountain shows Mike Bliss. May 31 Dover lists no winner. June 7 Fort Worth marks event. June 22 Memphis event. July 6 Kansas City. July 13 Sparta. July 20 Loudon. July 27 Brooklyn. August 2 Clermont. August 10 Gladeville. September 5 Richmond. September 13 Fort Worth. September 21 South Boston. October Las Vegas det. November 2 Fontana. November 8 Avondale. November 15 Homestead finale.
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Associated Press
Florida
Daytona Beach
Fla
Robert Pressley
Darlington
S.C
Ted Musgrave
Advance Auto
Del
O'Reilly
Fort Worth
Texas
Memphis
Tenn
O'Reilly Auto Parts
Kansas City
Kan
Kroger
Sparta
New England
Loudon
N.H
Michigan
Brooklyn
Mich
Clermont
Federated Auto Parts
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Mid
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Richmond
South Boston
Orleans
Las Vegas
Fontana
Calif
Avondale
Riz
Baseball glance shows crowded MLB schedule with several matchups
Friday slate includes Seattle at Baltimore and Toronto at Detroit at 7:05 p.m. plus Boston at Yankees and Oakland at Tampa Bay. Other games span Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, Anaheim at Minnesota, Kansas City at Texas, and more with start times from 7:05 p.m. to 10:35 p.m. Key early line scores list Boston 7 Toronto 4, Baltimore 10 Oakland 5, Seattle 5 Tampa Bay 2.
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Oakland
Seattle
Tampa Bay
Detroit
Cleveland
Anaheim
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
N.Y
Yankees
Chicago
R.sorano
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Hudson
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Montreal
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
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Arizona
San Francisco
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Colorado
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Chicago White Sox
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N.Y. Mets
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Neagle
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Dwells
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Clowe
Mussina
Clemens
Buehrle
Partinez
Zito
Halladay
Farcia
Colon
Sports Highlights From Today May Feature Golf and Baseball
The schedule lists television coverage for European PGA Tour British Masters first round in Milton Keynes England at 4 p.m. FoxSN and TGC air Kemper Insurance Open first round from Potomac Maryland. WGN shows Cubs at Pirates at 11 30 a.m. TBS has Montreal at Atlanta at 7 30 p.m. ESPN2 opens with French Open early rounds in Paris.
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England
Potomac, Md
TGC
Potomac
WGN
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
TBS
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Atlanta
ESPN2
Paris
Boxing schedule features titles and stars across U S venues
An extensive boxing calendar lists bouts from Portland to Las Vegas including James Toney versus Jason Robinson in Oregon, Wilfredo Rivera versus Michael Lerma in Texas, and major showdowns such as Lennox Lewis versus Mike Tyson for heavyweight titles in Memphis with Pacquiao, Arce, Marquez and other notable fighters lined up. Major venues include Chinook Winds Portland, Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, Caesars Palace Las Vegas, and The Pyramid Memphis with HBO ESPN PPV and SHO coverage noted.
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ESPN2
James Toney Sherman Oaks
Celit
Jason Robinson
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LaGrave Field
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Texas
Wilfredo Rivera
Puerto Rico
Michael Lerma
Waco Texas
Alejandro Morena
Mexico
Jose Carita Lopez
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Italy
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Guyana
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Ricky Hatton
Britain
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Ireland
Boardwalk Hall
Atlantic Day
HBO
Evander Holyfield
Atlanta
Hasim Rahman
Abingdon
Stratosphere Casino
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Michael Grant
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Anthony Willis
Caesars Palace
Attila Levin
Pembrooke Pines
Fla
Eber Castillo
Miami
Taurus Sykes
New York
James Walton Cleveland
Turning Stone Casino
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Frank Houghtaling
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Ene
Eldorado Hotel Casino
Reno
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the Pyramid
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IBF
Manny Pacquiao
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Baseball Leaders Show Off Season Numbers In North American Standings
A compilation of batting and pitching leaders across the American and National Leagues highlights top performers. Notable names include Bonds, Vidro, Soosa, and Bonds again for multiple categories, with key pitchers Schilling Ishii Johnson Glavine and Gagne among leaders in wins strikeouts and saves.
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Boston
Mrivera
New York
Guardado
Minnesota
Wickman
Cleveland
Kabu
Texas
Sasaki
Seattle
Koch
Oakland
Pet. Bonds SF
Vidro Mon
Klesko SD
Edmonds Stl
Ssosa Chc
Lowell Fla
Spivey Ari
Lcastillo Fla
Barrett Mon
Alfonzo Nym
Bautista Ari
Bonds
San Francisco
Vidro
Montreal
Klesko
San Diego
Edmonds
St. Louis
Soosa
Chicago
Lowell
Florida
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Arizona
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St Louis
Helton
Colorado
Pierre
Anzona
Floyd
Rbi—Berkman
Houston
Sexson
Milwaukee
Vguerrero
ShGreen
Los Angeles
Babreu
Philadelphia
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Ward
Jenkins
Vina
Rollins
Furcal
Atlanta
Uribe
Patterson Chicago
DeLee
Berkman
Burrell
V Guerrero
iCastile
A Sanchez
Pr Wilson
Owens
D Roberts
Schilling
Ishii
R Johnson
Stechschulte
Glavine
Wells
Pittsburgh
Rueter
Astacio
Johnson
Morris
Burnett
Clement
Duckworth
Oswalt Houston
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Former Baby Bird coach guides Rockies hitters in Colorado
Baseball notebook recalls Dallas Williams, Baltimore Orioles first round pick in 1976, returning to Bluefield and the Appalachian League memories. Williams, now with Colorado Rockies as first base coach and outfield baserunning instructor, reflects on his eighties major league time, minor league climbs, and early days at Bowen Field under Ben Hines. He credits mentors and a late surge in Bluefield, where he learned to relax and focus on improved hitting and speed.
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Baltimore Orioles
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Rockies
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Bristol White Sox
Bowen Field
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Kevin Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln High School
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White Sox
Pinnacle Jrs stay hot with win over Princeton D-Rays
The CGGrinsco Jrs beat the Princeton D-Rays 22 to 9 as Jeremy Keezan earned the win in five relief innings and Mason Duncan pitched the first two. Dobbins took the loss for the D-Rays, while Pinnacle top hitters Keezan 5 for 5 and Duncan 4 for 4 drove the attack. Pinnacle advances to 7-2 and hosts Princeton Yanks Thursday at Gardner Park.
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Hodges Signs to Play Soccer at Bluefield College
Chris Hodges of Patrick County High School inked a letter of intent to join Bluefield College football team in the fall. Hodges captained PCHS soccer this season and earned MVP honors in his junior and senior years, with multiple all district and all region selections and a state honorable mention. He also earned all district first team as a football punter. Bluefield College competes in the Appalachian Athletic Conference.
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Chris Hodges
Bluefield College
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Virginia
Patrick County
Appalachian Athletic Conference
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