Bell's cycle sparks Phillies
David Bell hit for the cycle driving in a career high six runs to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 14 6 victory over the Montreal Expos. The feat matched by his grandfather and highlighted a night of multi team MLB action across the league.
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Court orders Jerome Young stripped of Olympic gold
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that US sprinter Jerome Young should lose his Olympic 4x400 meter relay gold from Sydney 2000 after a 1999 positive steroid test. The decision, not appealable, leaves open whether team members including Michael Johnson should also be stripped.
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Open changes Lunke second place claim and career boost
Open winner Lanke reflects on finishing second earlier and the sudden fame that followed. She and husband Tylar Lunke bought a home with the prize money, and Tylar will caddie for her at the British Open before business school in Texas. Lunke defends her Orchards Golf Club title, designed by Donald Ross in 1922 for Elisabeth Skinner, a course named for its apple treerows and old fashion style emphasizing ball striking.
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Armstrong Chasing History Amid Doping Doubts and Sponsorship Tie
Lance Armstrong faces continued doping allegations fueled by a new book "L A Confidential The Secrets of Lance Armstrong" that claims drug use. He denies the charges, cites lawsuits, and notes Discovery Channel will sponsor his team for three years. He plans to ride the Tour with eight domestique teammates shielding him, as mountain stages and time trials loom.
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Serena Williams Dominates to Elite Wimbledon Showdown
Serena Williams blistering serve leads past Capriati in a high profile Wimbledon match. Williams pounded three aces in a game and hit a 126 mph ace, surpassing Venus’s 125 mph Wimbledon record. Capriati edged Petrova to reach the quarterfinals, while Federer Hewitt set up a men’s quarterfinal lineup including Roddick Schalken and Henman Ancic.
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