BoSox Battle Back To Top Yankees In Nine Six Win
Boston roared past New York 9 6 to take the three game series as Millar drove in four and homered Damon added a three run shot while Varitek tailed a heated moment with A Rod Pineiro earned the win in relief Hansen and Jacobsen homered supporting the Red Sox offense Morneau Cuddyer Chavez Kotsay Delgado also supplied long balls in other AL action
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Milton Dominates Early Then Cubs Rally Loses In Ninth
Philadelphia's Eric Milton pitched eight hitless innings and earned a no decision as the Phillies edged the Cubs 3-2 on Pat Burrell's ninth-inning RBI single. Burrell's shot followed LaTroy Hawkins's walk of Jim Thome and Glanville's sacrifice.
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Hall of Famers Molitor Eckersley Enshrined in Cooperstown
Paul Molitor and Dennis Eckersley were formally inducted alongside Lon Simmons and Murray Chass in Cooperstown. Eckersley revived his career after being traded from Chicago to Oakland in 1987 amid a drinking problem. Molitor joined the sport’s elite with his 3000 hits 600 doubles and 500 stolen bases.
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Williams retirement shocks Dolphins players and fans
Miami star Williams announces retirement from football amid speculation of a temporary return, saying he feels free and at peace. Agent Leigh Steinberg notes a possible short term return, while Williams cites factors beyond marijuana tests, with a $3.6 million base salary and potential incentives.
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Armstrong Seizes Sixth Straight Tour Win as Rivalry Heats
Lance Armstrong dominates the Tour, eclipsing five-time champions and winning five solo stages plus a team time trial with U S Postal. Only Ivan Basso could keep pace, while Armstrong relished renewed cycling passion and a childlike drive to triumph.
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Cup Early lead fuels Dunes win
Walker Frey and Sean Villarreal of BD defeated Rodne, Van Norden, and Phil Adams of SW 2 1/2 to 1/2. Carlos Prieto and Scott Stegman of BD beat Mike Richard and Steve Fox of SW 2-1. Paul Olson and Larry Jenkins of BD edged Doug Crotty and John Risley of SW 2-1. Jack Stonestreet and Craig Sandhin of SW down Jim Claussen and Jeff Debusk of BD 2-1. Jeff Kippes with Schiffelbein and Tyler Schiffelbein of BD won 3-0.
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