Rudd Wins Dodge-Save Mart 350 on Sonoma Road Course
Ricky Rudd drives to his sixth road course win at Sonoma after Jerry Nadeau spins with two laps left. Tony Stewart finishes second, Terry Labonte third, Kurt Busch fourth, Jeff Green fifth as Nadeau exits with a damaged car. Jeff Gordon had early gear trouble and faded from the finish.
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Jones extends national 200m title streak at Stanford
Marion Jones dominated the national 200 meters at Stanford finishing in 22.35 seconds to capture her fifth consecutive 200 title amid dominant sprint performance. Gail Devers Allen Johnson Stacy Dragila Regina Jacobs Seneca Lassiter and others won multiple events, highlighting a dominant U.S. championships showing.
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Mickelson Captures Greater Hartford Open Title
Phil Mickelson became the first repeat winner in Greater Hartford Open history. He shot a 6 under 64 after an eagle from a sand wedge and a final 5-foot birdie, securing a one stroke victory over Jonathan Kaye and Davis Love III in steamy conditions.
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Doug Tewell
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Pro Golf: Webb wins LPGA Rochester by one stroke in New York
Karrie Webb over Mi Hyun Kim by one stroke at Rochester International after holing birdies on the final holes. Webb finishes 12 under 276 to earn 180000 dollars, pushing career earnings above eight million. Kim closes with 74 to finish 277.
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Semifinals show shift in world soccer power
In Yokohama and Saitama the 1998 World Cup semifinals feature Brazil Germany South Korea and Turkey signaling a broadening center of gravity. Europe has only two finalists marking a shift away from traditional powers toward Asia Africa and North America with Brazil favored to win.
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Hasek Contemplates Retirement After Cup Run
Detroit General Manager Ken Holland said Dominik Hasek hasn't decided if he will retire or return next season. Holland expects a decision by Tuesday or Wednesday, with reports suggesting Hasek leans toward retirement after guiding Detroit to a tenth Stanley Cup title following his acquisition from Buffalo.
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