Elliott Drives It Home At Atlanta MBNA 500 Pole
Elliott captured the pole for the MBNA America 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway turning a two lap run at 191.542 mph to edge Ryan Newman by 0.079 seconds with Newman and Dale Earnhardt Jr among the front runners. Elliott, 52nd all time, celebrated at his home track in Dawsonville Georgia as veteran and rookie drivers clashed for top qualifying honors.
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Honda Classic leads with Riegger after rain delay rounds
John Riegger surged to 12 under for a two shot edge at the Honda Classic after a rain delayed first round, carding a course record sneak and a 69 in round two. Paul Casey stood two back as play halted by darkness with 18 golfers yet to start the second round.
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Park set for NASCAR return at Darlington after brain injury
Steve Park is cleared to return to Winston Cup competition at Darlington after a brain injury last year that caused slurred speech and double vision. DEI officials emphasized the race fits Park’s timetable, with Steve testing recently at Darlington and Lowe’s Motor Speedway under supervision, while Kenny Wallace will drive Park’s car in select races.
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Williams Trade Reshapes Dolphins Backfield in 2002 Season
Miami acquires Heisman winner Ricky Williams from New Orleans linking him with a rebuilt offense. The Saints gain draft picks while Chicago re-signs Olin Kreutz and Green Bay lands Terry Glenn amid a flurry of free agent moves.
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Agassi Reaches TemPleton semifinal in upset of Chela
Top seed Andre Agassi advanced to the TemPleton Tennis Classic semifinals by defeating Juan Ignacio Chela 5 6 7 6 7 5 4 0 in a 26 minute quarterfinal. Ferreira had earlier ousted Sampras, while Xavier Malisse upset Ferreira to set up a semifinal with Agassi.
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