NASCAR Race Recap with Gordon Dominance and Standings
The event lists top finishers including Jeff Gordon driving a Chevrolet and achieving a 200 lap, 189,427 dollar payoff. Dale Earnhardt Jr and Tony Stewart follow with strong showings in Pontiacs and a Dodge respectively. Race stats show winner speed 134.590 mph, time 3h 42m 54s, margin 1.680 seconds, 20 lead changes among 12 drivers, lead history highlights Gordon's late surge and standings led by Gordon 2847 points, Rudd 2802, Jarrett 2740, Stewart 2586.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Labonte
Pontiac
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Chevrolet
Tony Stewart
Bill Effiott
Dodge
Johnny Benson
Rusty Wallace
Ford
Mark Martin
Jeff Gordon
Robert Pressley
Ricky Craven
T.bodine
Rudd
J.gordon
Martin
J.burton
Jarrett
Labonte
Pamhardt Jr
Kenseth
Elliott
Gordon
Spencer
Benson
Earnhardt Jr
Stewart
Marlin
R. Wallace
Harvick
Baseball headlines mix scores and Tour de France results
Baseball: Mets visit Astros. Florida and Milwaukee clash. Cubs and Padres meet. Tour de France final stage in Paris covers 99.67 miles with Svorada winning in 3 hours 57 minutes 28 seconds. overall standings list Armstrong and Beloki among top riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Corbeil-Essonnes
Champs Elysses
Jan Svorada
Slovenia
Lampre
Battle at Bighorn Golf Match Shaping Up
Prime time golf card features Tiger Woods and Annika Sorenstam versus David Duval and Karrie Webb in Palm Desert California. Other events include Par 3 Shootout day 1 with Azinger Mickelson Floyd and Trevino in Gaylord Michigan and round tennis from Montreal. Baseball slate includes Kansas City at Chicago White Sox and Atlanta at St Louis with 7 and 9 p.m. starts respectively. Boxing features Ayala against Cardona in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Bighorn
Tiger Woods
Annika Sorenstam
David Duval
Karrie Webb
Palm Desert
Calif
ESPN
Canada
Montreal
Orlando
Cleveland
ESPN2
Tony Ayala
Santos Cardona
San Antonio
Paul Azinger
Phil Mickelson
Raymond Floyd
Lee Trevino
Gaylord
Mich
Gossett Wins John Deere Classic With 66 Victory
David Gossett, the 1999 U.S. Amateur champion, earned a PGA Tour spot with a 5-under 66 finish to win by one stroke over Bunny Baird at the John Deere Classic. The Texas alum collected $504,000 and an exemption through 2003, finishing 19 under 265 at the TPC Deere Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvis
David Gossett
Bunny Baird
Gossett
U.S
Tiger Woods
University of Texas
Delasin Wins Giant Eagle LPGA Classic In Ohio
Dorothy Delasin overcame a four stroke deficit to defeat Se Ri Pak and Tammie Green on the Squaw Creek course, shooting a 7-under 65 the lowest round of the day to claim the title in Vienna, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Katt and Nonhof shine at AAU Junior Olympics
Garden City Track Club athletes excel in Hampton Roads with Kale Katt taking two events, a third in javelin, and fifth overall in intermediate boys decathlon at the AAU Junior Olympic Games. Nathan Nonhof places sixth in midget pentathlon. Allie Jones and Michael Savala also medal in triathlons as events continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kale Katt
Hampton Roads
Katt
Holcomb
Nathan Nonhof
Allie Jones
Subbantam
Michael Savala
Doyle edges Fleisher in sudden death playoff win
In HUNT VALLEY Maryland Allen Doyle defeated Bruce Fleisher with a 4 foot par putt on the third playoff hole to win the State Farm Senior Classic in rain delaying the event Doyle shot a five under 67 while Fleisher posted 69 both finishing 11 under 205 Doyle earned 217500 moving within 40590 of Fleisher on the money list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Valley, Md
Allen Doyle
Bruce Fleisher
Doyle
Ford
Fleisher
Labonte wins Pennsylvania 500 after Gordon tire pit stop
Bobby Labonte overtook Dale Earnhardt Jr. with just over two laps to go to capture the Pennsylvania 500 for his first win of the season. Jeff Gordon pitted for tire issues with 68 laps left, finished eighth and moved to the Winston Cup lead. Colombia sweeps Copa America with 1-0 victory over Mexico to claim title in Bogota. Def Le Ramiro Cordoba headed in a corner in the 65th minute to seal the championship. Andre Agassi dominates Pete Sampras in Mercedes Benz Cup final in Los Angeles as Sampras withdraws with a left thigh injury. Kim Clijsters defeats Lindsay Davenport 6-4 6-7 6-1 to win Bank of the West Classic in Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Pond
Bobby Labonte
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jeff Gordon
Gordon
Colombia
Mexico
Latin America
Ivan Ramiro Cordoba
Los Angeles
Andre Agassi
Pete Sampras
On Tap Today at AAU and Golf Events in Buffalo Dunes
Today's schedule lists AAU track and Junior Olympic events in Hampton Roads Virginia and a Buffalo Dunes Golf Course Junior Clinic at Brookover Enterprises. It also ranks 21 cycling teams with shown times from Festina Watches to Big Mat Auber93, detailing finish times across the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Roads
Brookover Enterprises
Buffalo Dunes
Festina Watches
Jean Delatour
Euskaltel-Euskadi
Mapei
Quick Step
Lotto-Adecco
Credit Agricole
Francaise Des Jeux
Ag2r Prevoyance
Fassa Bortolo
Csc-Tiscali
Domo-Farm Frites
Lampre-Daijkin
Big Mat Auber93
Pro Basketball Scores and Player Totals
Ian Leggatt and Matt Gogel both posted $106,400 in earnings with rounds of 67 68 68 66 and 68 66 67 68 respectively, while Paul Stankowski earned $93,800 with rounds of 67 67 66 70. The event shows individual scores and prize money across four rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Leggatt
Matt Gogel
Paul Stankowski
East and West Battle to 12-12 Tie in Shrine Bowl
East and West tied 12-12 at Kansas State Wagner Field in a 28th annual Kansas Shrine Bowl. West QB Michael Hammersmith connected with Carter Brown for 47 yards to force the tie after Justin Gray missed the PAT. East led 12-3 late in the fourth before a West nine-point rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
West
Michael Hammersmith
White City
Wichita West
Carter Brown
Justin Gray
Kansas State University
Wagner
Andy Majors
Tremer Guillory
Brown
Kansas Shrine
Gray
Jensen
Majors
Hammersmith
Amine
Aussie Stanley Wins Senior British Open Playoff
Ian Stanley of Australia won the Senior British Open in a sudden death playoff on the first hole against Bob Charles of New Zealand. Jack Nicklaus, in his first tournament, shot 69 and tied for third with John Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Newcastle
Northern Ireland
Ian Stanley
Australia
Bob
Charles
New Zealand
Jack Nicklaus
John Morgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tampa Bay
Wilson
Baltimore
Towers
Kansas City
Byrd
Chicago White Sox
Biddle
Florida
New York
Pet
Chicago
Houston
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Arizona
San Francisco
San Diego
N.Y. Mets
Busch
Mikki
Dempster
Miwaukee
Sheets
Atlanta
Millwood
Hermanson
Philadelphia
Person
Colorado
Bohanon
Munoz
Schilling
Chicago Cubs
Lieber
Hitchcock
Acevedo
Gagne
D.williams
Hernandez
Pesto
Vartan
Atv
Domo Fames
Jose Enrique Gutemez
Span
Keine
Kevin Lvingaton
United States
Earn Telekom
Boby Jk
U.S. Postal Service
George Hincapie
USPS
Victor Hugo Pena
Jose Luis Rubiera
Spain
Steffen Kjaergaard
Norway
Tyler Hamilton
Viatcheslav Ekimov
Russia
Roberto Heras
Armstrong
Oe Ono
Joseba Beloki
Andrei Kivilev
Kazakstan
Cofidis
Igor Gonzalez Galdeano
Francois Simon
France
Bonjour
Didier Rous
Inigo Chaurreau
Euskaltel
Julich
Rubiera
Livingston
Hincapie
Pena
Ekimov
Hamilton
Kjaergaard
Kolme
Costa Blanca
Ibanesto.com
Boston
Detroit
N.Y. Yankees
Toronto
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
Seattle
Anaheim
Ponson
Arroyo
Sele
Lima
Mays
Loaiza
Oliver
N.Y
Yankees
Lilly
Lidle
TBS
WGN
Radio
KTUL
eCah
John Deere
Deere Run
Delasin
Pak
Nonhof
State Banki
E. Mary
Holland West Inc
Merican Home Center
Pennsylvania
Bogota
Agassi
Sampras
Clijsters
Davenport
Stanford
Kim Clijsters
Lindsay Davenport
National Basketball Association
The
Miami
Indiana
Utah
Portland
Washington
Charlotte
Sacramento
Phoenix
Woody Austin
Brian Claar
Barry Cheesman
Paul Gow
Jerry Smith
Bradley Hughes
State Farm
Hayfields Country Club
Hunt Valley
Jim Thorpe
Mike McCullough
Tom Kite
Jim Ahern
Mike Smith
Bruce Lietzke
Dana Quigley
Stewart Ginn
Dick Mast
Rex Caldwell
Squaw Creek Country Club
Dorothy Delasin
Tammie Green
Se Ri Pak
Janice Moodie
Dina Ammaccapane
Becky Iverson
Sherri Steinhauer
Mi Hyun Kim
Danielle Ammaccapane
Jen Hanna
Donna Andrews
Marianne Morris
Ny-Nj
New England
San Jose
Kansas City A
West All-Stars
Columbus
D.C
United Soccer Association
Bay Area
Carolina
Manatee
Schirmer
Tetuan
Taylor
Roberts
Smith
Alsup
McGrew
Westmer
Bedore
Tear
Powell
Raney
Briggs & Stratton
Morton Rd
Robert Unruh
Taylor Plaza
Sui
Lloyd
Linda DeRemus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!