Guerrero Delivers Tiebreaking Double For Angels Over Red Sox
Vladimir Guerrero hit a go-ahead two-run double in the sixth as the Angels rallied from a 4-1 deficit to beat Boston 7-6 in Anaheim. Kevin Gregg earned the win after relieving Bronson Arroyo, while Boston slid to a game behind the Yankees in the AL East.
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Dunn Powers Reds With Two Homer Show In Miami
Adam Dunn hit two homers and Ken Griffey Jr added another as Cincinnati beat Miami 7-6. Albert Pujols had a five hit game for St Louis, while Jeff Suppan worked into the eighth. Luis Gonzalez drove in the winning run for San Francisco in a 9th inning cap, and Doug Davis threw six scoreless in Los Angeles. Chipper Jones strained hamstring, Zeile tied game late in Philadelphia.
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Fox named Nevada men’s basketball coach in 1993-94 era links to Kansas
Garden City native Mark Fox takes the Nevada job in 2000 after stints at Kansas State and Kansas. He cites mentors Kirk Burrows Carey and Kent Davison, praises his parents, and faces the challenge of meeting high expectations with three starter replacements ahead of the Wolf Pack’s 2000-01 season. Nevada president Lilley backs Fox’s fit.
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Rams release Warner ends era with St. Louis Rams
Kurt Warner was released by the St. Louis Rams ending his two time MVP era. Marc Bulger remains the starter after stepping in due to Warner's six fumbles in last year's opener against the Giants. Warner, 0-6 in 2002 and winless since 2001, is expected to draw interest from teams including the Giants while the Rams added Chris Chandler and trimmed camp activities.
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Upsets shake women’s semis at Roland Garros
Williams sisters eliminated leaving Capriati as favorite with No. 6 Myskina advancing. Myskina and Dementieva mark Russia’s first final four since 1968 Open era. Dementieva beat Mauresmo. Suarez upset Sharapova. Henman reaches Roland Garros semis, facing Coria after beating Chela.
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