World Champs Open With Jones and Greene Facing Uncertain Runs
In Edmonton Jones and Greene brace for a murky start as both weigh event choices. Jones may skip the 4x400 and targets the 100 and 200 while Greene weighs a possible 200 showing amid knee tendinitis.
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Charlie Wells
Wells
Maurice Greene
Greene
Bailey fires broadside as he bows out in Edmonton
World Championships notebook recalls Donovan Bailey’s emotional farewell from track. The 1996 Olympic 100m champion criticizes Canadian media and fans while dealing with left knee surgery and doubt over his final races in Edmonton.
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Maurice Greene
Mark Boswell
Brampton
Ont
Edmonton
Alberta
Donovan Bailey
Canada
Bailey
Jamaica
Donovan
Ato Bolden
Michael Johnson
Toronto
Johnson
Royals rout Chisox after early surge
Royals cap a 6-0 lead with a big rally as Wells is knocked out early. Beltran drives in a run, Perez, Febles, and Thanez contribute key hits while Dee Brown and Mayne add more in support. Wells sustains a line drive hit but stays in briefly before exiting.
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Wells
Neifi Perez
Carlos Beltran
RBI
Royals
Mike Sweeney
Thanez
Dee Brown
Brent Mayne
Matt Ginter
Moser
Boston
Sweeney
Leslie leads Sparks past Monarchs in 14th straight win
Lisa Leslie scored 23 points and hit the winning free throw with 1 29 to play as the Los Angeles Sparks defeated the Sacramento Monarchs 67 62 for their 14th consecutive victory and a WNBA record 17th straight at home.
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Los Angeles
Lisa Leslie
Los Angeles Sparks
Sacramento Monarchs
Sacramento Loses Narrowly To Los Angeles In Buzzer Battle
In a tight game at 8 554 spectators, Sacramento trails Los Angeles 67 62 as Griffith leads Sacramento with 9 rebounds and Penicheira posts 11 assists. Mabika and Leslie pace LA with multiple scores while miscues and fouls shape the final sequence.
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Yosy Campbell
Smith
Griffith
Holland-Carn
Penicheira
Bolton-Holifield
Frett
Walters
LOS Angeles
Mabika
Mitton
Barton-Hallfield
Penichalo
Flags
Lesiie
Milton
Groin Fonseca
Sacramento
Leslig
Penichelro
Raiders outslug Olathe North in 14 singles rally
Raiders beat Olathe North 11 to 7 behind 14 singles and a six-run sixth inning. Matt Berner and Tray Wingert each had three hits, Dallas Worley and Eric Brown two apiece, while Mark Zschoche committed four errors for O-North. Madill and Peterson combined on the pitching win as the Raiders moved toward a potential next game against Emporia.
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Chris Crane
Brooks
Raiders
Olathe North
Mark Zschoche
Madill
Matt Berner
Wingert
Brown
Dallas Worley
Aaron Madill
Matt Jones
Tray Wingert
Eric Brown
Dallas Watley
O-North
Doug Reonda
Kentucky angler leads bass tournament in New Orleans
Gerald Swindle of Mississippi Gulf Coast is among leaders at the 31st Bass Masters Classic as Tropical Storm Barry looms. David Walker holds day one lead with 12 pounds 4 ounces, ahead of Swindle’s eight pounds 1 ounce. Swindle sits 10th overall, four pounds behind Walker, with Harol d Allen and Kevin VanDam close behind. The event runs through Saturday at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center amid high winds and flood warnings in the Louisiana Delta.
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Gerald Swindle
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Barry
Kentucky
David Walker
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
Big Easy
Louisiana Delta
Venice
Delacroix
Mississippi River
Swindle
D'Iberville
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Eugene Young
Memorial Hospital
Gulfport
Mississippi
Biloxi
Walker
Hayden
Ala
Harold Allen
Shelbyville
Texas
Kevin VanDam
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