Agassi Wins Indian Wells Crown in Sampras Rematch
Andre Agassi defeats Pete Sampras in straight sets 7-6 5, 7-5, 6-1 to win the Masters Series title in Indian Wells, his first here in 13 trips as a late-career triumph over his longtime rival. Sampras, 29, previously won this event in 1995.
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Woods wins Bay Hill with dramatic finishing birdie
Tiger Woods captured the Bay Hill Invitational in a one stroke victory over Phil Mickelson. He birdied the 18th after a risky approach, finishing 15 under 273 and earning $630,000 in a dramatic no. 1 showdown. Mickelson shot 66 to stay close, with Waite finishing third.
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Sorenstam climbs to 27 under for LPGA record win
Annika Sorenstam rode a late surge to a two shot victory over Se Ri Pak in Phoenix. She set the LPGA Tour 27 under 261 scoring mark, surpassing Karrie Webb’s prior record. Pak fired 67 to finish two behind. Irwin topples rivals to lead Senior PGA Tour with 30th title in Siebel Classic.
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Indiana coach Mike Davis questions tenure after Knight era
Indiana president Myles Brand forms a seven member committee to decide whether interim coach Mike Davis remains in charge after a 21 13 season that ended with a 77 73 NCAA first round loss to Kent State. Davis said he has proven he is the man for the job while awaiting the committee’s decision.
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Pitino to tell Louisville decision on Wednesday
Louisville awaits Rick Pitino's decision as he plans to inform the school on Wednesday. He will work CBS analysis in Dayton for the Midwest Regional and then travel to Boston to talk with his wife and five children about his future. Louisville AD Tom Jurich labeled Pitino the top candidate to replace retired coach Denny Crum.
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Knoblauch May Head to Left Field for Yankees
Yankees manager Joe Torre weighs moving second baseman Chuck Knoblauch to left field due to throwing struggles. Torre says there are no current plans to shift him from second, but the option remains under consideration as spring reports filter in from Tampa.
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Spaw’s SouthWest MotorSports Adds Medicap Sponsorship
Medicap Pharmacies Inc. becomes an associate sponsor for Johnny Spaw's SouthWest MotorSports in the 2001 ASA ACDelco Series season joining McLeod USA Publishing as primary sponsor for No. 38. Spaw, Hawkeye Downs champion, ranks ninth in rookie points and 20th overall on the ASA circuit. Lindsey Meder earns Verizon academic all American basketball honor as first Hawkeye woman to do so.
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