Gateway 300 heated race remembered by drivers
Joe Ostermeier reports from Gateway International Raceway where the Gateway 300 endured brutal heat. Drivers faced 99 degree air, 173 on asphalt, and 120 inside cars as crews iced drivers and battled a track tearing under the strain. Jason Keller finished third while Todd Bodine tried to stay in the groove as race conditions worsened.
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Rookie Cink wins Greater Hartford Open by one stroke
Stewart Cink captured his first PGA Tour title with a one stroke victory in the Greater Hartford Open as Jeff Maggert bogeyed the final hole. Cink finished 3-under 267, tying the tournament record, after Maggert faltered on No. 18 to miss a playoff. Maggert led by two entering the final round and tied for second.
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Torre explains Irabu bullpen move to calm pitcher
Joe Torre says the move to the bullpen will prevent Irabu from overreaching in pursuit of perfection. The manager stresses staying focused and avoiding overcommitment by the pitcher.
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Ullrich Wins Tour de France Surpassing German Record
German cyclist Pats Jan Ullrich clinched the Tour de France on Sunday, becoming the first German victor since the race began in 1908. He led from the LOtH stage in Rouen and won by 9 minutes to Richard Virenque of France, marking the largest margin since Laurent Fignon.
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Hingis wins Bank of the West Classic in straight sets
Martina Hingis, top seed, defeated Conchita Martinez rival in 33 minutes under slim skies to claim the Bank of the West Classic title 6-0 0-2. Felix Mantilla edged Sergi Bruguera 6-3 7-5 to win the Croatia Open, marking his fourth career title and third in six weeks.
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Pollution blamed for third death at Maccabiah Games
An environmental group and medical officials blamed polluted waters in the Yarkon River for the death of Elizabeth Sawicki, a member of the Australian bridge team, amid the Maccabiah Games bridge collapse tragedy that claimed three athletes. Sawicki died of lung and kidney problems on Saturday.
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Ronaldo crowds celebrate world's costliest soccer star
Ronaldo drew 53,000 fans as he debuted for a new era in soccer. The Brazilian striker, returning from a three week break and lacking training, was substituted after 17 minutes in a pre season win over Manchester United.
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Berger Wins German Grand Prix in Comeback Triumph
Gerhard Berger, the oldest Formula One driver, stunned the crowd by winning the German Grand Prix for his first victory in three years. The Austrian piloted Benetton Renault to its first win since 1995, a milestone as talks of retirement swirled around him.
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Sports Schedule Highlights From A Busy Tuesday
A compact sports rundown lists events across baseball tennis basketball boxing and auto racing. Notable clashes include Chicago Cubs vs Atlanta and Detroit vs Chicago White Sox with severalDu Maurier Open sessions and a Brickyard 400 practice slot also on the board.
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Sports teams and cities list from Tribune query
A compact listing of cities and teams including Favorite Florida Cincinnati Atlanta Chicago Houston St. Louis Colorado Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cleveland Toronto Texas Oakland Baltimore New York with references to standings or matches. The fragment notes various team-city pairings and abbreviations common to sports wire service content.
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Davis Cup: U S Beats Britain 3-2 for 1913 Victory
The United States won its first Davis Cup since 1902 by defeating Britain 3 to 2. The match marked a historic early 20th century triumph in international tennis.
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A sequence of numbers and ranges is present in the scanned page segment. The readable parts show codes and ranges such as 5600 3601 6000 6765 6775 6785 6780 6790 6770 6766 6789 6771 6772 6773 6774 6776 6795 6906 and 4550 6767 6768.
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