Foyt IV Seeks Standalone Fame At Indy 500
A.J. Foyt IV, 19, starts from the eighth row in his Indy 500 debut amid heavy Grandfather Foyt scrutiny. He aims to prove himself beyond the family name, chasing success after early crashes and a rough rise in IndyCar competition.
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Sorenstam Enters Colonial Amid Media Frenzy
Annika Sorenstam sneaks into the event through back gates as about 80 reporters and 300 spectators observe her arrival at the clubhouse. She defends challenging test of her career, a potential defining moment whether she makes the cut or finishes low.
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Sorenstams Back Annika To Break PGA Barriers In Texas
In Sweden, Tom Sorenstam plans to watch daughter Annika compete on the PGA Tour this weekend in Texas becoming the first woman to play since 1950s. He and Swedes hope she handles the pressure as Mona Sahlin promises a personal greeting before her Thursday tee off.
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Sorenstam Eyes Everest Ahead of Open Debut
Annika Sorenstam, aiming beyond her 48 wins and a 59 round, treats the major as Mount Everest. She says she has nothing to lose and will test herself, while Tiger Woods offered media tips and plans to watch her performance.
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Rookies in spotlight with Sorenstam at Colonial
Dean Wilson and Aaron Barber, both PGA Tour rookies, start alongside Annika Sorenstam at Colonial Country Club. The group draws fans and media attention as Sorenstam becomes the first woman in 58 years to play on the PGA Tour. Wilson and Barber defend the chance to compete with the world No. 1 while maintaining focus on their rounds.
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Nets Rally Past Pistons To Take 2-0 Lead In East Finals
The New Jersey Nets beat Detroit 88-86 behind Kenyon Martin’s 25 points and nine rebounds. Richard Jefferson hit two free throws with 48 seconds left for the winning points as Jason Kidd added 20 and seven assists in a tense, 14 tied game. The series shifts to New Jersey for Game 3.
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Playoff glance shows New Jersey leads series 2-0
New Jersey defeated Detroit 88 to 86 to take a 2-0 lead in the conference finals. Tonight at 8:30 p.m. lowa time Dallas visits San Antonio with Dallas holding a 1-0 series edge.
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Devils Face Must-Win Game 6 to Avoid Ottawa Exit
New Jersey hosts Ottawa in Continen tal Airlines Arena as Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals, with the Devils leading 3-2 after a 3-1 loss in Ottawa. Goalie Martin Brodeur urged focus and urgency to finish the series.
Devils Look to Close Out Senators at Home in Do-or-Die Game
In a best-of-seven Stanley Cup Finals tilt, New Jersey leads Ottawa 3-2 with Game Six at 6 pm in New Jersey. The Devils dominated but tested goalie Patrick Lalime little, avoiding desperation after three straight losses and extending home playoff success to eight games without a defeat.
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