Armstrong 10th overall in Tour de France stage two
Lance Armstrong finished 54th on stage two to sit 10th overall, 11 seconds behind leader Bradley McGee as Baden Cooke won the 127 mile leg in Sedan. Cooke seized his first Tour stage win amid a crash-filled weekend, while Armstrong eyed Wednesday's 42 mile time trial shaping the race.
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Sedan
France
Lance Armstrong
Baden Cooke
Australia
Armstrong
Texan
Bradley McGee
Cooke
Belgium
McGee
Jean-Patrick Nazon
Jaan Kirsipuu
Jan Ullrich
Tyler Hamilton
Marc Lotz
Netherlands
Levi Leipheimer
United States
Jimmy Casper
Frederic Finot
Lilian Jegou
Finot
la Ferte-sous-Jouarre
Paris
Champagne
Spain
Miguel Indurain
Erik Zabel
Germany
Lunke captures U S Women's Open in dramatic playoff
Angela Lunke wins the U S Women's Open at Pumpkin Ridge by one stroke in a three way playoff over Stanford and Robbins. Lunke, 24, becomes the first qualifier to win the event and collects 560000 dollars, the richest prize in women's golf.
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Angela
Lunke
Lanke
Stanford
Kelly Robbins
Annika Sorenstam
Jody Rosenthal
Witch Hollow
Pumpkin Ridge
North Plains
Ore
Victor Hilary Lunke
Angela Stanford
Chele
Robbins
No. 6
Hilary Lunke
Tiger Woods Tinkering Pays Off at Western Open
Tiger Woods discusses his 1997 swing overhaul and how changes to swing plane pace and balance have led to consistency and major success. He notes continued refinement through 2000, culminating in the Western Open win and a record setting five straight four-win seasons.
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Woods
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Hogan
Palmer
Tom Watson
Lloyd Mangrum
Sam Snead
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Aussie Cooke
John Leicester
Associated Press
Kalty
Tiger
Tiger Woods
Lemont
Ill