Sampras's Wimbledon run in doubt after foot injury
Pete Sampras battled through a 7-6 3-6 6-3 6-4 win over Karol Kucera as his left foot flared up. He was taken to hospital for MRI and treatment, with word due on his ability to continue. A chaotic day at the All England Club saw Kournikova and others lose while Jeff Tarango caused a stir by refusing to shake hands and blaming an opponent for an injury delay.
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Hewitt to headline Mercer Raceway Park event
Legendary sprint car driver Jack Hewitt heads to Mercer Raceway Park in Mercer Ohio for American Patriot Night. Hewitt will ride in the two seater Dewit Racing Experience sprint car with fans eligible for a ride for five dollars, plus a poster. Hewitt, 49, is a top USAC driver with 56 All Star wins and 22 USAC Silver Crown sprint wins, and has historic ties to Eldora and Indy 500 start in 1998. He and Larry Lamey will race against Mercer’s AXA Advisor 410 sprint stars along with several modified and stock car divisions. Veterans will enter free during the fireworks night.
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Chaney Leads Mercer Winners On Remember When Night
Mercer Raceway Park hosted Remember When Night with Rob Chaney winning the Sprints from the pole, Mark Freeland taking the ARDC Midget feature, Matt Lux repeating for his third win this season, and Bill Wheeling leading the Senior Series. Lernerville and Sharon tracks also produced multiple victors as Fright night events wrapped up with a rainout at Tri-City.
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First Round NBA Draft Drama Swings With Trades And Underclassmen
The 2000 draft featured a surge of underclassmen as Stromile Swift went second to Vancouver and Miles traded to Cleveland. Chicago moved Chris Mihm for Jamal Crawford while Dallas executed four trades including Courtney Alexander and dons of Murdock, Wallace, and Harvey. Calibor Bagaric was added by Chicago, Pryzbilla sparked boos before a trade to Milwaukee, and Dooling and Moise rounded the early picks with Cy Berger noting teams chased guard talent and size.
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