Ullrich regains yellow jersey in Pyrenees climb
In Luchon France Jan Ullrich seized control of the Tour de France defending his title with a bold move on the final Peyresourde ascent. He finished eighth on the stage but held a 1 minute 18 second lead over American Bobby Julich with Bo Hamburger third. Massi won the stage while Pantani finished second. Ullrich praised his form despite earlier weight doubts and weather challenges.
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Capitals re sign Brian Bellows and Housely claimed by Flames
Washington Capitals re signed right winger Brian Bellows on Tuesday with terms undisclosed while defenseman Phil Housely was claimed off waivers by the Calgary Flames. Both players helped the 1998 Capitals reach the Stanley Cup finals, a first for the franchise.
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Ravens Begin Camp With Harbaugh Optimism and Young Core
Jim Harbaugh praised the Ravens for reuniting with coach Mark Marchibroda and building a strong young squad. He downplayed mini camp struggles, noted the improved offensive line led by Jonathan Ogden, and highlighted the team’s mix of youth and veterans. Rookie Cam Quayle drew attention as Mr Irrelevant with Disneyland festivities and a Quayle letter from Dan Quayle.
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Probe begins in Ocean Downs fire
Investigators probe the Monday blaze at Ballys Ocean Downs that killed five standardbred horses. The four alarm fire, reported near 9 40 pm, engulfed the stable in 15 minutes and involved six communities. The Maryland Racing Commission tenants shared the barn housing about 260 horses. several firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion.
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Reggie White in anti gay ad under NFL policy review
Reggie White appeared in an anti gay ad in Green Bay Packers uniform, a possible NFL policy violation. The ad ran in The Washington Times after USA Today, funded by 15 Christian groups, with White not warned in advance. NFL spokesman Aiello said lack of contact caused confusion. Human Rights Campaign urged ad change. sponsor Bill Horn promised compliance. White avoided comment after practice, stating football is his focus.
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Dolphins guard Randy Wheeler in serious condition after crash
Miami Dolphins guard Randy Wheeler, 23, is upgraded from critical to serious after his vehicle overturned on Interstate 95 near Palm City in a rainstorm. He was treated at Jackson Memorial Hospital and faced a long road to recovery after the wreck while living in Hartsville, South Carolina.
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Former St. Louis Blues owner Harry Ornest dies at 75
Harry Ornest, former Blues owner from 1983 to 1986 and Argonauts owner from 1988 to 1991, died Tuesday in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center at 75 after a brief illness. He lived in Beverly Hills and was Hollywood Park’s deputy managing director and largest shareholder. Ornest founded Vancouver Canadians and had a varied sports career as a referee, linesman, and minor league player.
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Manning and Leaf still awaiting contracts at camps
Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf, the Colts and Chargers stars, remain unsigned as opening day nears. Manning waits on agent Tom Condon after talks with Colts president Bill Polian, while Leaf, represented by Leigh Steinberg, has a $10,000 NFL fine for missing rookie orientation and is negotiating incentives.
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Rider appeals marijuana conviction in Oregon
The Oregon Court of Appeals was urged to overturn Portland Trail Blazers guard Isaiah Rider's conviction for possessing a small amount of marijuana. Rider, cited in October 1996 after a deputy spotted him in the back seat of a Lake Oswego car allegedly preparing to smoke from a soda can pipe, denied the marijuana was his.
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Rose turns pro at 17 with Dutch Open debut
Justin Rose, the 17 year old who joined the British Open, begins his professional career after finishing fourth at Royal Birkdale. He missed a 115000 dollar amateur payday and will play his first pro event at the Dutch Open, confirming his decision to turn pro through Carnegie Sports Management.
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Bland and others pull out of Senior Open
Los Angeles AP John Bland who finished second to Graham Marsh in 1997 U S Senior Open withdrew from this year s competition because his wife is ill Bland returned to his home in South Africa The 19th U S Senior Open at Riviera Country Club offers 1 5 million purse with 267 500 top prize Marsh defends his title and is joined by co favorites Gil Morgan Hale Irwin Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and others Tommy Aaron Bud Allin Jim Dent also withdrew along with several players prior to the event
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Keys Classic ends with 59 by VOLTAGGIO and team
John Voltaggio John Zoeller Greg Tucker and Duke Austin tied for the lead at 13 under par 59 to win the Frederick Keys Sponsor's Invitational at the Links at Challedon. Comfort Ian-Frederick and Blockbuster Video tied for second with 60, while The Bee's Distributing Company and Frederick Underwriters followed. Closest-to-the-pin and longest drive honors went to John Stearns Eddie Becker and Don Harsh. Tournament benefited the Community Foundation of Frederick County.
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Holly Hills and Westwinds Golf club results and events
Golf club results feature Holly Hills Ladies Stroke Play Championship leaders Bonnie Lennox Cindy Warner and Apul Campo with flights and scores at Holly Hills. Upcoming MISGA Manor clash and Ladies 18-Hole Holly Hills Cup set for Thursday morning. Westwinds reports First Flight Tomi Daly Angie Beltram and Second Flight Barbara Noe entries with net scores and prizes. A benefit tournament for Frederick County American Cancer Society is announced for July 27 at Glade Valley Golf Club with contact number provided.
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Major U S Open and PGA Tour events headlined this week
The U S Senior Open visits Los Angeles at Riera Country Club with 6 906 yards par 71 and a 545 million purse. Graham Marsh last year won at Olympia Fields after a final round 74. PGA CVS Charity Classic runs at Pleasaint Valley CC Sutton MA with 7 110 yards par 71 and a 15 million purse. Loren Roberts edged Bill Glasson for 18 under 266. LPGA Giant Eagle Classic at Avalon Lakes Warren OH features Tammie Green and Laura Davies in a tight playoff context with Green sealing a 13 under total.
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Bullett leads Sting past Mystics in WNBA clash
Vicky Bullett scored 19 points to lift the Charlotte Sting to an 84-67 win over the Washington Mystics. Rhonda Mapp and Tracy Reid added 16 points each as Charlotte built leads, swept Washington in the season series, and remained atop the Eastern Division. Penny Moore led Washington with 17 points as the Mystics’ struggles continued.
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