Armstrong Clinches Third Straight Tour Title At Finish
Lance Armstrong won the 20th and final stage at the Champs Elysees finishing 70th in a 99.67 mile leg from Corbeil-Essonnes. Jan Ullrich placed second overall with Joseba Beloki in third. stage winner was Jan Svorada.
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Brack wins Target Grand Prix speeding ahead in CART
Kenny Brack ends two-race drought with a dominant victory at Chicago Motor Speedway lifting him to a 22 point cushion over Helio Castro Neves in CART standings. Brack praised Team Rahal while on-mile ovals boost his rookie era and track record.
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Armstrong wins Tour de France third straight title in Paris
Lance Armstrong of Austin Texas clinched his third consecutive Tour de France victory finishing near the Arc de Triomphe amid celebration. He endured a minor bike-chain snag and led by nearly seven minutes through a grueling three week race while facing top rival Jan Ullrich. French fans praised his dominance as Armstrong expressed relief and happiness at finalizing a historic win.
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Gossett edges Baird in final group for John Deere crown
David Gossett held off Bunny Baird who shot 66 and finished one back. Baird earned 302 400 dollars and praised Gossett as a class act while Gossett aimed to build toward majors and defend next July. Jerry Smith tied for 10th at 12 under and Guy Boros finished far back.
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Skogman captures third straight title at Baird Iowa Open
Skogman defeated Gustavus Adolphus senior Josh Heiden 6 2 6 3 to win the men's open singles, becoming the first player in the event's 80 year history to claim three consecutive titles. Cassie Haas won the women's singles title as about 500 spectators watched 450 participants in humid conditions.
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Smith wins Ryder Cup berth with nerve on 18 after late finish
In a tense final stretch, Smith birdied 17 and sank a clutch 18th par to secure an automatic Cedar Rapids Ryder Cup berth. Cress and Petersen trailed as Smith edged ahead by one stroke after a late misstep by Cress on 16. Team captain Colin Williams plans wild-card picks following the state amateur next month.
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