California Wins NCAA Softball Title In Six Hitter
California beats Arizona 6-0 in the NCAA softball final as Jocelyn Forest throws a one-hitter. Bears secure fourth straight WCWS appearance with six runs in the seventh inning and chase Arizona's long title history.
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Redon Released After Indy 500 Crash
Indy rookie Laurent Redon, concussed in lap 199 collision with Buddy Lazier as Paul Tracy challenged for the lead, was released from Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis and will be examined later this week before clearance to drive. Castroneves' win was upheld Monday.
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Forsberg Scores in OT as Avalanche Nip Red Wings in Game Five
Peter Forsberg struck 6:24 into overtime to lift Colorado to a 2-1 win over Detroit, giving the Avalanche a 3-2 series lead in the Western Conference finals. Reinprecht opened scoring for Colorado, while Yzerman tied the game in the third. Roy and Hasek delivered stellar netminding in a tight playoff classic.
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Nets duo leads in Game 4 amid anger over bench chant
Kerry Kittles and Keith Van Horn each scored 22 and 21 as New Jersey tied the series with a 95 90 win. The Celtics defense packed inside allowing outside shooting, while Paul Pierce led Boston with 31 and Antoine Walker added 30. Game 5 moved to New Jersey with Game 6 back in Boston.
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Sampras Unravels in Paris Opening Loss at Roland Garros
Pete Sampras slumped through a tense French Open opener in Paris, firing 98 unforced errors as Andrea Gaudenzi edged him 3-6 6-4 6-2 7-6(3). The defeat extends Sampras's Grand Slam drought to 28 tournaments, with top players Hewitt Kuerten and Williams advancing in straight sets amid rain delays and windy conditions.
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