Rudd Signs Three Year Deal With Wood Brothers Racing
Ricky Rudd and Wood Brothers Racing confirm a three year commitment to drive the No. 21 Ford. The move ends a season long shift as Elliott Sadler moves to Robert Yates Racing and joins Rudd’s former team. The announcement came at the University Hilton with team officials present.
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Rudd signs extension with Wood Brothers through 2005
Ford Motorcraft announces Jeff Rudd will drive for the Wood Brothers No. 21 team through 2005, ending his retirement flirtations and a whirlwind of news conferences. The 45 year old Winston Cup veteran, known as the Iron Man, has 23 wins and 28 poles and is sixth in points this season, 168 behind leader Ster ling Marlin. Rudd praised the Woods and explained his choice to join a competitive, proven operation rather than a rebuilding team.
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Harlem Beats Aptos 5-2 to Reach Little League Semis
Albay Barkley and Andrew Diaz homered in a decisive fourth inning as Harlem New York defeated Aptos California 5-2 in South Williamsport to clinch a U S semifinal berth. Harlem finished 2-1 in pool play and will face Worcester Massachusetts in the next round.
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Liberty advance past Fever to face Mystics in East finals
New York Liberty beat Indiana 75 60 at Madison Square Garden to reach the Eastern Conference finals. Vickie Johnson scored 19 points and Tamika Whitmore added 17 as New York built a 51 41 lead and broke it open with a 7 0 run. Nikki McCray led Indiana with 14 points in the playoff debut Fever.
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Swoopes Wins Second MVP In Three Years
Houston Comets forward Sheryl Swoopes captured the WNBA Most Valuable Player award for the second time in three years. She led Houston to six straight playoff appearances and earlier won defensive player of the year. The voting by 60 media members placed Lisa Leslie second and Tamika Catchings third.
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Davis placed on injured reserve signaling end of career
Denver Broncos running back Terrell Davis, battered by chronic knee injuries, was placed on injured reserve ending his season and likely his career though he denied retirement. Davis vowed to keep options open while Pat Bowlen called it not a retirement party.
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