Champions extend lead at Caldwell Night Rodeo in Texas
The seven time world team roping champions Williams and Skelton extended their summer winning run at Caldwell Night Rodeo Texas moving to third in Wrangler Tour standings and widening their chances for the Pace Challenge in Omaha. Roy Ford led bull riding with 165 points and $8,776 while Shaun Stroh dominated saddle bronc earning $10,712 on two rides.
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Hamm leads farewell in 2nd gold for U S women
Mia Hamm bid farewell after leading the United States to a 2-1 overtime win over Brazil for gold. Lindsay Tarpley scored in the first half as the Fab Five end their international careers together, having propelled women's soccer since 1991.
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Fawcett retires from national team sparking fan tour
U S women’s soccer confirms a 10 game Fan Celebration Tour this fall after retiring veterans Fawcett Lilly Chastain. The plan opens Sept 25 in Rochester against Iceland with more dates to be announced. Hamm weighs whether she can join all 10 while supporting Nomar Garciaparra’s Cubs chase.
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Swoopes Lifts US Past Russia In Semifinal Showdown
Sheryl Swoopes delivered three clutch plays late as the United States held off Russia 66-62 to reach the final. Thompson led with 14 points while Leslie and Thompson connected on key plays to seal the win and set up a final against Australia. Argentina beat Brazil 88-75 in the other semifinal.
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van Chancellor
Night of American glory in Athens track events
U S athletes dominated Olympic track in Athens with wins in the 200 by Crawford Williams and Gatlin, long jump 1-2 by Phillips and Moffitt, and Jones plus the 400 relay reaching finals. Skein of Greek drama overshadowed by Kenteris doping withdrawal and delayed start, while Sanchez earned Dominican Republic a first gold.
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Frank Fredericks
Crawford
Busters seek top spot as GCCC braces for rebound season
Garden City Community College projects a return to prominence after a 5-5 season and a fourth-place Jayhawk Conference finish. No. 14 in the NJCAA preseason poll, the Broacbusters rely on QB Chris Nelson and a revamped backfield featuring Marcus Cross and Mario Whitney, plus a strengthened offensive line and a defense led by Rodney Allen.
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