Armstrong Extends Tour Lead Before Paris Finale
Lance Armstrong solidified his advantage in the Tour de France with a long stage into Paris, aiming to become the first American to repeat as champion since Greg LeMond. He stayed safe in the main pack as a breakaway trio faded, leaving Jan Ullrich and others to chase a six minute-plus gap. Armstrong cautioned about staying out of trouble in the 86 mile Paris leg from the Eiffel Tower to the Champs-Elysees.
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Webb leads U S Women's Open as Woods parallels continue
Karrie Webb shoots 4-under 68 on Saturday for a four stroke lead over Meg Mallon at the U S Women's Open in Gurnee Illinois. Webb's form and age comparison to Tiger Woods echo as she eyes a third major and Hall of Fame.
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No QB controversy for Rams with Warner in control
St. Louis Rams coach Mike Martz asserts Kurt Warner remains the starting quarterback after Trent Green recovers, insisting the MVP’s year led the team to the Super Bowl and the job is not up for discussion. Green had been the starter last August.
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Quarterback battles and big contracts swirl in NFL camps
In Ashburn and surrounding scenes the Redskins amid holdouts sign two players as Stephen Davis negotiates with Lloyds of London. LaVar Arrington lands a six year deal in the $35 to $36 million base range while the rival quarterbacks discuss readiness and a start role amid injuries and free agent talks.
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Faxon aims to become first back-to-back BC Open champion
Brad Faxon carded a 4 under 68 to reach 202 and tie Esteban Toledo for the third round lead at 14 under, seeking a first repeated win in BC Open history. Jerry Kelly sits two back after 67, with Glen Hnatiuk at 205 and Joe Ogilvie and Grant Waite at 206. In New Jersey, Bob Murphy matched a course record 65 to share the Senior PGA Tour Instinct Classic lead at 11 under.
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