Gutierrez Delivers in Two-Out Rally for Cubs Over Royals
Chicago Cubs rally past Kansas City 7-4 with a five-run seventh inning. Rick Gutierrez belts a decisive two-run single after Matt Stairs was intentionally walked, boosting his two-out RBI total this season to 20 of 40. Sammy Sosa and Gary Matthews Jr. drive in runs while Raul Ibanez homers for Kansas City.
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Matt Stairs
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Chicago Cubs
Royals
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Eric Young
White Sox
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Cubs
Sammy Sosa
Gary Matthews Jr
Jason Bere
Robert Machado
Tom Gordon
Tony Cogan
Raul Ibanez
Jermaine Dye
Cogan
Kansas City Royals
Chicago
Rome fires ace at Dunes in 14 year old Parker Rome win
Parker Rome, 14, of Garden City, aced the 180 yard par three No 8 at Buffalo Dunes during Junior Golf Championships using a 6 iron. He tied for third in his division with a 103 total while being witnessed by Tyler Iton and Andrew Parr. City youth Austin Maxwell, 12, carded his first hole in one at Lakin Country Club No 3, 141 yards, witnessed by Garden City residents.
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Garden City
Rome
Buffalo Dunes
Paul Parker
Tyler Mton
Andrew Parr
Dunes
John Jenkins
Austin Maxwell
Lakin Country Club
Maxwell
Randy Smart
Thad DeSpain
Jeff Desrochers
Woods back in the swing of things
Fred Couples watched Tiger Woods rehearse short 50 yard pitches on a windy damp practice day at Royal Lytham St Annes as Woods, rested and confident, preps for the 130th Open. Teammate Adam Scott rose early to meet him while fellow veteran Thomas Bjorn praised Woods’s improved form.
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Royal Lytham & St. Annes
England
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Ireland
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Bjorn
St. Andrews
Royal Lytham
Thayer rides luck to sit eighth after first day at Amateur
Thayer tied for eighth after a one under par 71, four behind leader Len Johnson Jr. at Mission Hills. Garden City's Chris Becker sits 28th after 73, Cimarron's Tyson Clark at 78 for 98th, with top 64 advancing to match play. Thayer escaped disaster on the par four 17th, where a tree and blocked shot left him with a 208 yard shot to the green.
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Sean Thayer
Kansas
Mission Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Thayer
Len Johnson Jr
Garden City
Chris Becker
Becker
Cimarron
Tyson Clark
Clark
Armstrong Uses Injury Bluff To Win At L Alpe D Huez
Lance Armstrong rode through apparent pain to lag at the back of the pack in the first mountain stage of the Tour de France. He surged past rivals near the end to win the stage and revealed he used TV coverage to bluff competitors. Jan Ullrich finished second as Armstrong built a substantial overall lead.
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Germany
Jan Ullrich
Ullrich
Lance
Grenoble
Chamrousse
Austin
Texas
Jose Luis Rubiera
Spain
Aix-les-Bains
L'Alpe d'Huez
French Alps
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