Seles survives scare in Paris at French Open
Monica Seles reaches the French Open quarterfinals with a 7-5 6-3 win over Amelie Mauresmo in Paris amid rain and cold. The defeat came with Mauresmo double faulting on set point and Seles taking the lead to seal the win. Seles, 26, advances to face Mary Pierce as Hingis and Venus Williams also win.
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Gregorio’s three run homer powers Kernels to 11-1 win
Cedar Rapids builds a 12 hit attack in an 11-1 Midwest League victory over Wisconsin at Grand Chute. Gregorio belts a three run homer in the fourth as Phil Wilson dominates with seven innings and the Kernels snap the Timber Rattlers eight game win streak.
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Scherrer earns first PGA Tour win at Kemper Insurance Open
Tom Scherrer, the ninth first time winner on the PGA Tour this season, closed with a 67 68 69 67 for a two stroke victory at the Kemper Insurance Open in Potomac Maryland earning 540000 dollars. Grace Park claimed her first LPGA title at the Kathy Ireland Greens.com Classic in Murrells Inlet South Carolina with a 274 total and 125000 prize money. Hale Irwin won the BellSouth Senior Classic in Nashville Tennessee posting 65 to finish one ahead of Gil Morgan and Isao Aoki’s 1988 record pace.
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Lakers Rally Past Trail Blazers In Game 7 Thriller
Kobe Bryant led with 25 points 11 rebounds and seven assists as the Lakers erased a 75-60 gap and surged to an 88-82 win. Shaquille O Neal and Brian Shaw provided key late scoring while Rasheed Wallace and Scottie Pippen mounted Portland’s late push.
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