Bartman and a selfish fan steal the spotlight
The piece recounts a foul ball incident in an Arlington Texas game where a fan knocked a 4 year old boy aside to grab a ball. The mother and crowd scolded him as he kept the ball. Reactions on ESPN highlight the fan as a villain while Reggie Sandersdonates balls and a bat to the child.
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St. Louis
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Jellison Wins Beef Empire Rodeo Title at Garden City
J D Jellison rode Heartache for 87 points to win 2007.90 dollars at Beef Empire Days Rodeo in Garden City, keeping his RBD title defenses local due to family and job ties in Cimarron. His win came after his teammate Justin Jacobucci tied for sixth on the same bull, with Jellison reflecting on the young bull’s unpredictable moves.
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Duval Returns To Open Hope After Long Hiatus
David Duval, former world No. 1, enters the U S Open at Shinnecock Hills in Denver’s wake from eight months off and a world ranking down to 434. He cries after a pure shot, saying he just wants to play and enjoy being out there with no clear plan beyond this tournament.
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Associated Press
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Agassi withdraws from Wimbledon with hip injury
Andre Agassi pulls out of Wimbledon citing a hip injury that worsened on the surface. The eight time Grand Slam champion, who beat Goran Ivanisevic in 1992, plans to return next year after a string of early losses and a $1,000 ATP fine for skipping a postmatch conference.
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Pete Sampras
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Kim Clijsters
Henin Hardenne
Clijsters
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Pistons poised to clinch title in pivotal Game 5
Detroit builds a 3-1 lead over Los Angeles in the NBA Finals and can seal a championship with one more victory. Rasheed Wallace and coach Larry Brown push a blue collar, team-first approach as Detroit maintains control, while Lakers face public scrutiny amid infighting and strategic miscues.
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