Knicks even NBA Finals with 91 83 win over Rockets
The Knicks hit 52.2 percent, 7-for-11 from three, rallying past Houston 91-83 to tie the series at 1-1. John Starks led with 19 points, Derek Harper 18, Patrick Ewing 16 points and 13 rebounds as Houston went 6-for-21 from long range.
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World Cup Opens in U S After Long Build Up
Nearly six years after the award, the World Cup arrives in America with 52 games in nine cities over 31 days. 24 teams compete as 3.65 million tickets go on sale, with attendance records expected and U S organizers aiming to prove soccer’s popularity in the United States.
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Els Takes Early Buick Lead With Bogey Free 66
South African Ernie Els shot a bogey free 66 to grab a one stroke halfway lead at the Buick Classic in Harrison New York on the Westchester Country Club West course. Els 134 8 under through two rounds leads Mike Reid who shot 70 while Joe Ozaki and John Wilson are tied for third at 136. Els age 24 is seeking more American tour play and believes US courses suit his game. He noted willingness to play up to 20 events a year if exempt and said he plans to attack flags after hitting many greens.
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Capriati leaves clinic amid uncertain future
Jennifer Capriati checked out of a substance abuse clinic after a 23 day stay at Mount Sinai Medical Center following her arrest for marijuana possession. Her agent and family offered no definite plans, and hospital officials would not confirm completion or future location.
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Peterson era turns Chiefs into playoff regulars
Kansas City Chiefs owner Carl Peterson has transformed a franchise once mocked into a steady winner, winning two postseason berths and an AFC title game after hiring Marty Schottenheimer. Fans call for his head over Nick Lowery’s release and other moves, but Peterson urges patience with free agency and salary caps while continuing to build a winning team.
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