Webb ties Tiger with third major at U S Open finish
Karrie Webb, age 25, won the U S Women's Open with a 6 under 282 total to claim her third major and secure Hall of Fame points. She earned 500000 dollars plus a Nabisco Grand Slam bonus, as Tiger Woods completed his career Grand Slam at the British Open on the same day. Webb trails the 2009 Hall of Fame eligibility rule and faces LPGA Championship as the final step to the modern grand slam.
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Montoya Wins Dramatic Michigan 500 Duel Over Andretti
Juan Montoya edged Michael Andretti by 0.040 seconds at Michigan Speedway in a two car battle that featured Tarso Marques’s lapped car in the final laps. Montoya earned Toyota its first 500-mile CART win while Franchitti finished third and Paul Tracy led the lead lap in the 250-lap race.
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Wallace wins Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono after Mayfield tire
Rusty Wallace capitalized when Jeremy Mayfield blew a right front tire late near the finish at Long Pond Pennsylvania. Wallace passed Mayfield and held off Jeff Burton by about two car lengths for the victory. Jeff Gordon finished third with Dale Jarrett fourth and Matt Kenseth fifth. Mayfield finished tenth after the tire failure.
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Trials: 200 final bursts into world time at 21.94
The 200 final produced the fastest time of the year at 21.94 as trials culminated with a strong run by Capel who won the event in 19.85 seconds. Hazel Clark, Jearl Miles Clark, and Joetta Clark finished 1 2 3 in the women's 800 earning Sydney Olympic bids while Johnson withdrew with a hamstring issue and Greene limped home.
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Turner Captures Waterloo Open Title
Jerod Turner shot 6-under 66 to win the Waterloo Open by one stroke over David Roesch at Irv Warren Memorial Golf Course. Turner earned $20,000 after pairing his first round 63 with a final round 66 while Roesch fired 8-under 64 on Sunday.
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Waterloo Open results highlight Sunday rounds and payouts
Sean McCarty of West Branch led after round one with a 70 and won the event with a two round total of 132 earning 10500. Jeff Schmid of Iowa City shot 69 to finish seventh at 134 after chasing a 25000 bonus. K C Dolan won the amateur division with 208 three rounds, five ahead of Dan Naughton who shot 68 for 213.
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Hills Ortiz lead Kernels to 6-4 win over Beloit
Chris Hills went 3 for 4 with three runs and Miguel Ortiz drove in three as the Cedar Rapids Kernels defeated the Beloit Snappers 6-4 in Beloit Wisconsin. The Kernels aim to split the four game series tonight at 7 before a three game set at Peoria begins Tuesday.
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Kernels Pitcher Shuts Down Snappers in Sunday Midwest League
Kernels starter Phil Wilson recovered from a rough start to win his 84th game of the season, exiting after 6 2 3 innings with five hits allowed and nine strikeouts. Kevin McClain fanned four of five batters faced, while Jimmy Escalante pitched a clean ninth for his fifth save.
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Tiger Woods Wins Open by Eight Strokes for Record Margin
Tiger Woods captures the silver claret jug at the British Open by eight strokes over Ernie Els and Thomas Bjorn, the widest margin since 1913. He becomes the second champion to post four 60s, ties or breaks major records, and heads to the PGA Championship with a chance to win three majors in one year linking to Hogan. Ernie Els sets a new record as the first player to finish second in three straight majors.
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