Etbauer and Bray shine at Old Fort Smith Days Rodeo
In Fort Smith Arkansas four time world champion saddle bronc rider Billy Etbauer and 2000 NFR qualifier Rance Bray delivered 85 point rides to share the rodeo title. Each earned 2802 dollars as Etbauer hopes momentum carries him toward the Cup Finale in Las Vegas. Fred Whitfield won calf roping with 16.8 seconds total time and 3052 dollars. Other Fort Smith winners included bareback, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing and bull riding champions with payouts listed.
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Spain tops Paraguay as Morientes shines in World Cup group
Spain defeated Paraguay 3-1 in Jeonju with two Morientes goals and a Beckham penalty helping secure second round advancement. England beat Argentina 1-0 in Sapporo as Henr ik Larsson scored twice for Sweden in Nigeria's exit, amid a festive pregame scene in Hokkaido.
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Williams sisters set for French Open final clash
Oracene Williams vows impartial stance as Venus and Serena Williams prepare to meet in the French Open championship. The sisters have traded Grand Slam wins, with Serena the 1999 US Open champion and Venus the recent Wimbledon and US Open winner, as they headline a historic final.
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May earns first Royals win since 1997 against White Sox
Darrell May, returning from Japan and a long layoff, earned his first major league victory in five years as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-3. May scattered four hits and five walks over five innings. Roberto Hernandez secured the save. The White Sox lost their ninth of 11.
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Bandits roll to easy win in Alva
Garden City Bandits triumph 14 to 4 in three innings over Cleveland Oklahoma at a pool game in Alva. Coach Eric Smith used many pitchers and bench players as Garden City improved to 4 4 with 10 hits led by Kasper Mesa and Gonzalez.
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Red Wings Tie Finals With Late Goals
Detroit rebounds from a poor start in the Stanley Cup finals by beating the Carolina Hurricanes 3-1 after Nicklas Lidstrom and Kris Draper scored 13 seconds apart late in the game. The win, on home ice, evens the best of seven series at one game each.
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