Johnson Greene 200m collapse robs Olympic hope at trials
In Sacramento Michael Johnson and Maurice Greene both pulled up lame in the U S Olympic trials final, ending their bid in the 200 meters. Johnson qualified for the 400 and the 1 600 relay, while Greene targets the 100 and 400 relays if healthy, as others shined with Dragila and Devers setting records.
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Sacramento
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Michael Johnson
Maurice Greene
U.S
Johnson
Greene
Stacy Dragila
Gail Devers
Tiger claims career grand slam at St Andrews
Tiger Woods becomes the youngest golfer to complete the career grand slam with victory at St Andrews. The article lists other players who have achieved the feat including Nicklaus Hogan Player Sarazen and their respective titles and ages. It notes Woods age as 24 and names each major won by him.
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Mark Calcavecchia
Jack
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Woods completes career Grand Slam at St Andrews
Tiger Woods won the British Open at St Andrews with a 69 final round finishing 19 under par 269 to become the youngest to complete the career Grand Slam and the first since 1966 to do so at the Old Course. David Duval challenged as Woods cemented a historic milestone.
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Tiger Woods
St. Andrews
Scotland
Woods
Pebble Beach
Tom Watson
Watson
David Duval
Thomas Bjorn
Ernie Els
Tom Lehman
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David Toms
Eeenesen
Fred Couples
Avenees
Paul Azinger
Senenne
Pierre Fulke
Loren Roberts
Darren Clarke
Armstrong Wins Tour de France for Second Time
Lance Armstrong crossed the finish to claim a second Tour de France victory. He lifted his infant son Luke on the victory podium as tears filled his eyes after a hard race. Armstrong praised rival Jan Ullrich and thanked fans on the Champs Elysees where entertainers and thousands watched the final circuits before the Arc de Triomphe.
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Paris
Lance Armpagne
Armstrong
Kristin
Luke
Germany
Jan Ullrich
Robin Williams
Sean Penn
Champs-Elysees
Lance Armstrong
Flagman Kruse earns top spot at Hawkeye Downs
The 31 year old Toby Kruse, in his first season as flagman at Hawkeye Downs, flags three nights weekly across Buena Vista Raceway Eldora Greenbelt Speedway and Boone track announcing. Native of Boone he raced through a 12 year flagging career while balancing auto collision work and jet skiing hobbies.
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Hawkeye Downs
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Iowa
Midwest
Boone
Boone Speedway
Bill Olson
Buena Vista Raceway
Alta
Greenbelt Speedway
Eldora
Amstutz
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