Rockies Beat Reds For Fourth Straight Win
Todd Greene homered and drove in three as the Colorado Rockies beat Cincinnati 8-6 to stretch their winning streak to four. Blaine Neal got the win, Brian Fuentes closed, and Clint Barmes added a solo shot. Ryan Wagner took the loss for the Reds who fell to 14 losses in 17 on the road.
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Blues edge Mountain Vista 4 3 in Nebraska tourney finale
Garden City earns its first win of the season with a 4-3 comeback over Denver Mountain Vista as Reichmuth and Chamberlain each collect two hits. Tyler Fenton fires a complete game three hitter with six strikeouts, and an RBI double by Chamberlain ties the score before an infield error scores the go ahead run. Garden City later loses 10-2 to Boulder to finish the tournament.
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Bandits fall to 0-3 as Dunlap shines on defense
Bandits drop third straight to Edmond Santa Fe 14 to 1. Preston and Blake Thackery go 1-for-2, Gabe Dinkel 1-for-1, and Matt Dunlap proves steady at first with a hit in two games and strong fielding. Reichmuth praised Dunlap for attitude, tenacity, and leadership as Bandits prepare to host Liberal in a Tuesday doubleheader at Williams Stadium.
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Henin-Hardenne Wins as Pierce Struggles in Final
In a tense final on center court, Justine Henin-Hardenne defeated Amélie Pierce 62 minutes, delivering a clinical win while Pierce battled nerves and errant strokes. Henin-Hardenne spoke of the difficulty of speaking after the trophy ceremony as fans and dignitaries looked on.
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Yankees fall to Twins and stumble in bid for streak
In Minneapolis Kevin Brown faltered in the sixth inning as the Twins capitalized with five runs and a long rally. Brown hit two batters, the team squandered a 2-0 lead, and New York dropped their seventh of eight to Minnesota 9-3.
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Bryant wins in final hole at Dublin
Bart Bryant steals the lead with a birdie on the 17th and makes a clutch par after a hazard tee shot on 18 to win by one over Fred Couples with a 4 under 68. The event headlines also note Tom Jenkins's Allianz Championship victory in Polk City and Annika Sorenstam's ShopRite LPGA Classic win by four strokes in Galloway Township.
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Pistons face pivotal Game 7 amid coaching uncertainty
Detroit holds a 3-0 record in recent Game 7s and has won nine straight closeouts, while Miami relies on home court as the series shifts to a deciding game. Pistons coach Brown could retire after a Mayo Clinic visit addressing hip surgery complications, with possibly joining the Cavaliers if he leaves Detroit.
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Nadal captures first Grand Slam crown at Roland Garros
Nadal defeats Puerta in a marathon final to win his maiden Slam on his first French Open attempt. The teenager posts 54 winners to 28 unforced errors in a thrilling title match, with Puerta cheered as an unseeded Argentine near a comeback before Nadal closes out.
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