U S Beats Argentina 84 71 in World Championship Tilt
United States, led by Duke trio Carlos Boozer and Chris Duhon with 18 and 17 points, defeated Argentina 84 71 in Saitama. Reggie Evans added five points and seven rebounds while Nick Collison posted three points and one rebound.
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West Delaware star Kory Kelchen named Iowa baseball Player of the Year
Kory Kelchen of West Delaware received the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association Player of the Year honor. He hit .525 with 15 home runs and 64 RBIs, helped West Delaware reach the Class 3A title game, and went 5-2 on the mound as part of the all-state selection process.
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Lodd Ekopinge sheds caddie after missed tee time
Masters champion Woosnam fires caddie Miles Byrne after he overslept and missed the Scandanavian Open tee time on the last day. Byrne’s absence cost Woosnam a two stroke penalty at the British Open two weeks earlier. Also previewing Miami vs St Louis and Fort Wayne Kernels game tonight on KCRG radio.
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Jenks Delivers as Kernels Roll Past Wizards 10-2
Cedar Rapids pitcher Bobby Jenks notches his first win since May 18, aided by a seven-run third inning from the Kernels. The six innings he pitched allowed six hits and one run as Cedar Rapids blooded Fort Wayne 10-2 at Memorial Stadium. Ryan Webb supplied two hits in the pivotal third.
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Gordon halves slow start to win Brickyard 400 on birth date
Jeff Gordon surged from 27th to win the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in a 160-lap race. After a shaky start and a two-tire pit stop for track position, he passed Sterling Marlin on a late restart to secure his 56th Winston Cup victory and celebrate his 30th birthday.
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Greene wins third straight world 100 title in 9.82
Maurice Greene captures his third consecutive world 100 title in 9.82 seconds despite early false starts and a left leg strain. Tim Montgomery finishes second in 9.85 and Bernard Williams 9.94 as the U S claims a 1 2 3. Marion Jones advances by dominating heats as she eyes a record time.
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