Tyson wins to keep shot at heavyweight title
Mike Tyson battles through six rounds at 239 pounds in Copenhagen to dispatch Danish foe Nielsen by technical knockout. Tyson, 49-3 with 43 KOs, says two more fights could prepare him for a title bout while asserting readiness for Hasim Rahman or Lennox Lewis winner. Nielsen, who never quit, suffers a swollen eye as Tyson dominates from the opening bell.
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Estes rallies for win in Las Vegas Classic
Bob Estes shot a 9 under 63 to win the Invensys at Las Vegas Classic, capitalizing on a costly mistake by Tom Lehman. Estes tied for lead with a birdie at 16, finishing 30 under for the event. Lehman and Sabbatini were runner-ups as Davis Love III placed fourth.
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Capriati Becomes No 1 In WTA Rankings After Comeback
Jennifer Capriati tops the women's computer rankings for the first time, edging Martina Hingis 4,867 to 4,842 points after Hingis injured her ankle and withdrew from the Porsche Grand Prix semifinal. Davenport needed to win to stay in the top eight. Capriati becomes the ninth overall and fourth American to lead the rankings since 1975.
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Rams star Faulk sidelined up to four weeks with knee injury
St Louis AP reports Marshall Faulk of the Rams will miss an estimated three to four weeks after a right knee bone bruise from a helmet hit by Shauns in a win over the Giants. MRI confirmed no cartilage damage. Faulk, injured late in the fourth quarter, will miss this week against the Jets and be reevaluated after surgery history on the knee.
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Cowboys fall to 0-8 as Redskins relation hits new low
The Cowboys endure their worst start since 1889 after a 23-9 loss to the Giants. Dallas trails in offense and defense, with Darren Woodson voicing frustration while Washington, led by Schottenheimer optimism, faces a mixed season. Cowboys still own a seven-game series win streak against the Redskins.
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Indians Prevail in Hard Fought 20-17 Victory Over Victor Cullen Academy
Poolesville edges Victor Cullen in a 20-17 game as Andrea Asctenzo leads Indians with 94 passing yards and 40 rushing, while Tok ls adds 94 receiving. Rodney Car delivers a spark with key catches and runs as Oseneek's squad features a growing passing game to complement a solid rushing attack.
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Hawks blank Cadets in soccer victory at Urbana
Urbana boys soccer defeated Frederick 3 0 at home behind a goals by Barvipace Cunningham and Hartwigsen combined with a second half trick play. Cunningham assisted Seidel for the third goal while Frederick keeper faced a high defensive outcry from Urbana outshooting 15 8 and earning a shutout behind Mulcahy and Orrison.
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Western Maryland Invitational crowns and top team results
Sylvia Torres of Walkersville and Kurt Kuehne of Urbana won individual titles at the Western Maryland Invitational. Singapore led boys and Urbana led girls in team scoring, with several area squads posting top finishes and multiple athletes named among the top performers.
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