Kuerten and Hewitt eliminated from French Open
Gustavo Kuerten lost 6-4 7-5 6-4 to Albert Costa ending his 17-match Grand Slam run as Lleyton Hewitt fell to Guillermo Canas 6-7 7-6 6-4 6-3 in a long 4 hour match. Costa advances to face Canas in a quarterfinal that reshapes the Paris field.
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Lakers Edge Kings In OT For Game Seven Win
O Neal poured in 35 points and 13 rebounds while Bryant added 30 as the Lakers survived a tight final sequence to win 110 106 in Oakland. Bibby led Sacramento with 29 and Webber 20, but missed late shots and poor free throw shooting sank the Kings.
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Spain Ends World Cup Openers Winless Drought With 3-1 Victory
Spain defeated Slovakia 3-1 in Yokohama as Raul Juan Carlos Valeron and Fernando Hierro scored to end a 52-year drought in World Cup openers. England drew 1-1 with Sweden, Argentina beat Nigeria 1-0, and South Africa tied Paraguay 2-2 in Busan.
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Sorenstam Ties 54-Hole LPGA Record In Kellogg Keebler Win
Annika Sorenstam dominated the Kellogg Keebler Classic in Aurora by finishing 21 under par with a 195 total, 11 strokes ahead of the field. Danielle Ammaccapane praised her game as Sorenstam sealed her fourth tour win of the season and positioned for the LPGA Championship in Wilmington, Del.
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Estes Wins Kemper Insurance Open In Tight Finish
Bob Estes captures the Kemper Insurance Open at Potomac with a steady 17 pars and one birdie to finish 11 under 273, one stroke ahead of Rich Beem who shot 69. Bob Burns tied third after a hole in one but double bogey at 16 derailed his surge.
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