Wie narrowly misses PGA Tour cut at John Deere Classic
Michelle Wie, 15, faced a historic chance to become the first woman in 60 years to make a PGA Tour cut. She faltered late with a three-putt and a stray tee shot, finishing the day 1 under and two strokes from the cut line as J.L. Lewis led at 13 under.
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Armstrong Relies on Teammates in Race to Seventh Crown
In a feature from the Daily Double section, Armstrong’s cycling career and his pursuit of a seventh Tour de France title are highlighted, with teammates pressed to support his run as others speculate on retirement plans.
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Langhorne Leads Senior Tour After Turbulent First Round
Langhorne shoots 74 to seize early lead at Weatherwax course as nine players sit within five shots. Muzquiz and Horn card 76 to tie for second, while Halcomb Zins and Zumbahlen sit three back at 77 and Evans Gross Rosenfelder at 78. Langhorne cites pace of greens and several 3 putts but feels good about start ahead of day two.
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Reds at Diamondbacks Preview Under Night Sky
Cincinnati Reds visit the Arizona Diamondbacks at Bank One Ballpark for a night game. Brandon Claussen will face Brandon Webb as both clubs seek a win. Reds hold a 34-52 record while Diamondbacks stand 42-46.
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Reds rally to beat Diamondbacks 4 3 in Phoenix
Cincinnati Reds overcome a 3-0 deficit to defeat Arizona 4-3 at Bank One Ballpark. Ken Griffey Jr. hit a three run homer in the seventh, then Rich Aurilia delivered a two out RBI single in the ninth to cap the comeback and give Cincinnati the win.
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Armstrong Keeps Tour Lead After Stage Seven Drama
In Karlsruhe a crowd in Germany cheers as Lance Armstrong extends his overall lead in the Tour de France after stage seven. Robbie McEwen wins the stage in 5 hours 3 minutes 45 seconds, with Magnus Backstedt and Bernhard Eisel following. Armstrong remains in yellow with Hincapie and Vinokourov close behind in the general classification.
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Stewart skips Chicagoland qualifying after practice crash
Tony Stewart avoided qualifying at Chicagoland Speedway after a hard practice crash. He will drop from 13th to the rear of the 43 car field on race day while JJ Yeley qualified the backup Chevrolet. Stewart walked to an ambulance then to the infield care center before hospital check, not admitted.
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