Sampras and Agassi win in different styles at US Open
Pete Sampras advanced after a rain-delayed finish over Greg Rusedski, later facing Tommy Haas for a quarterfinal spot. Andre Agassi dominated Jan Michael Gambill in straight sets, marking his fourth straight such win as the United States pushes two players deeper into the Open field.
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Oakland A's extend historic win streak with Tejada clutch hit
The Oakland Athletics rallied from a 5-0 deficit to beat Kansas City 7-6 as Miguel Tejada delivered a bases loaded single to cap a dramatic comeback. David Justice homered and drove in four, matching 19 straight wins to tie the 1906 White Sox and 1947 Yankees for longest AL stretch. Billy Koch earned the win as Oakland solidifies its place in baseball history.
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Grace Loses It Late As Dbacks Suffer Historic Defeat
Grace pitched the ninth in a 19-1 loss to the Dodgers, the Diamondbacks worst defeat in club history. Grace allowed a homer to Dave Ross in his 14th big league season as Los Angeles supporters taunted him from the dugout. Other NL results: Atlanta 5 Pittsburgh 1, Milwaukee 4 Chicago 2 then 17-4, Cincinnati 5 St Louis 3, Montreal 5 Philadelphia 1, Colorado 5 San Diego 2, Texas 7 Houston 2.
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Diaz leads GCHS cross country season hopes at state
Diaz returns with Buffs aiming to improve after last year missed state by one place. Dodge City regional finish left them fifth, while many top seniors who beat Diaz graduate this May. Sprott Algrim Conway, all seniors, push team unity as girls count 15 runners.
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Roberson sparks Kansas State offense in rout
Kansas State defeated Western Kentucky 48-0 as quarterback competition intensified. Starter Marc Dunn led the first drive and posted a clean game with no interceptions, while backup Bill Roberson produced an 18-yard touchdown run and 108 passing yards, complicating the No. 1 QB decision for coach Bill Snyder. Dunn explained the plan to keep both quarterbacks involved as the team moves forward.
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Cyclones crush Jayhawks as Wallace shines in rout
Iowa State, led by Seneca Wallace, routs Kansas 45-3 to stay atop the Big 12. Three tailbacks combine for 246 yards and five touchdowns, with Hiawatha Rutland, Michael Wagner, and Brian Thompson sharing the load as Dan McCarney notes the strength of his trio. Terry Allen finds closure after leaving Kansas.
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