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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2002
Page
25
Serena Williams defeats Venus 7 6 4 6 3 0 to win her second straight Grand Slam at Wimbledon. She rises to world No 1, ending Venus's bid and extending her 19 match win streak this season. The sisters play in the first one family Wimbledon final in 118 years.
Philadelphia police probe Iverson amid claims of threatening behavior at Cobbs Creek Court apartments. No charges filed. Iverson believed out of town. Daily News reports unidentified sources about a gun and a wife and cousin search.
David Nalbandian becomes the first Open era player to reach the Wimbledon final in his initial attempt by defeating Xavier Malisse in a rain suspended semifinal. He advances to face Lleyton Hewitt as Malisse bows out after a hard fought five setter.
Annika Sorenstam held a two stroke lead at the U S Women's Open after a 69 on Saturday at Prairie Dunes. Jill McGill Juli Inkster trailed at 210 while McGill and Inkster joined Sorenstam in the final group, with McGill aiming to rebound after a late bogey on 18 and a weed-strewn No 13.
Robert Allenby shot 7-under 65 for a 15-under 201 after 54 holes in Lemont Illinois, grabbing a two stroke edge. Neal Lancaster, Jerry Kelly, Bob Estes, and Davis Love III sit just behind as 16 players remain within six strokes.
Michael Waltrip earned his second career victory at Daytona International Speedway, besting Rusty Wallace in a race run mostly under caution. The win served as a poignant tribute to Dale Earnhardt and followed Waltrip’s emotional victory for The Man in Black in the track’s history. Earnhardt Jr. led late before failing to overtake his teammate, while Bodine and Newman crashed, creating a final yellow flag.
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