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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1999

Page

11

Brown to coach U S team at qualifying tourney

Rudy Tomjanovich of the Houston Rockets will miss the Olympic qualifying tournament in Puerto Rico due to extreme physical exhaustion. Larry Brown will replace him, with Gene Keady and Tubby Smith as assistants, as the USA team trains for the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Colorado Springs Colo Rudy Tomjanovich Houston Rockets United States Tomjanovich Rockets Jim Muntz Tim Frank Philadelphia 76Ers Larry Brown Puerto Rico USA Basketall U.S Sydney Australia USA Basketball Rudy Frank USA San Antonio Tim Duncan New York Allan Houston Brown Purdue Gene Keady Kentucky Tubby Smith Warren Brown Larry (Brown Gene Tubby Keady Smith Italy Kansas

Liberty and Sparks win on late rallies in WNBA action

New York Liberty beat Sacramento Monarchs 76 to 63 as Vickie Johnson led with 20 points and Kym Hampton added 17. Yolanda Griffith scored 23 for Sacramento, but the Monarchs stalled after 2:45 remained. In Cleveland, Nina Bjedov hit the go ahead jumper with 1:24 left to lift the Sparks to a 74-72 win.

New York Vickie Johnson New York Liberty Sacramento Monarchs Kym Hampton Liberty Johnson Yolanda Griffith Sacramento Monarch Hampton Sue Wicks Griffith Monarchs Kendra Holland-Corn Inglewood Calif Nina Bjedov Bjedov Sparks Cleveland Alisa Burras Los Angeles Lisa Leslie Gordana Grubin Bolton-Holifield Byears Penicheira Holland-Corn Harmon Smith Starbird Bladgett Burgess Burge Wicks Witherspoon Weatherspoon Lacy Robinson Hammety Penichetto Hammon Penicheiro

Tiger Woods reignites Tigermania at Western Open

Tiger Woods walked the 18th at Cog Hill without a crowd crush this time yet drew cheers as he topped the Western Open field. The 1997 mania has cooled but Woods remains dominant, regaining No. 1 ranking and winning three PGA Tour events this year amid improved swing, bunker, and putting, with observers predicting Tigermania lasting years.

Tigermania Woods Cog Hill Oles Tiger Mike Weir Germany

Davenport and Agassi Named World No 1 Tennis Players

Lindsay Davenport becomes WTA world No 1 regaining the position she last held after winning the U.S. Open while Andre Agassi ascends to ATP top ranking after winning the French Open and reaching the Wimbledon final. The rankings list Martina Hingis Steffi Graf Venus Williams Monica Seles and others in the top 10.

New York Lindsay Davenport Andre Agassi Davenport Tion Martina Hingis Steffi Graf Venus Williams Monica Seles Mary Pierce Jana Novotna Arantxa’Sanchez Vicario Amanda Coetzer Nathalie Tauziat Agassi Wimbledon Patrick Rafter Fortis de Pete Sampras Yevgeny Kafelnikov Gustavo Kuerten Tim Henman Richard Krajicek Alex Corretja Marcelo Rios Todd Martin

Ryder Cup to include Garcia in European team

Sergio Garcia moves toward a Ryder Cup spot as experts including Colin Montgomerie and captain Mark Crenshaw favor his inclusion for Brookline. Garcia won the Irish Open to push into 18th on the European list, with potential to be one of two captain’s picks if not in the automatic top 10.

London Sergio Garcia Colin Montemerie Ben Crenshaw Europe Brookline Mass Garcia Mark James Boston Loch Lomond Crenshaw Montgomerie James Jose Maria Olazabal Sergio Olly Olazabal Darren Clarke Lee Westwood Bernhard Langer Nick Faldo Ian Woosnam

Alexandra Stevenson Shines From Qualifier To Wimbledon Semifinal

Wimbledon debutant Alexandra Stevenson, 18, storms from qualifying to the semifinals in a rain soaked London run. She defeats Jelena Dokic and stalls at the hands of Lindsay Davenport, earning $154,704. her father Julius Erving and her mother’s charges spark controversy as she champions a child prodigy narrative amid lingering questions about race and sexuality in tennis.

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