Robby Gordon Outraces Jeff in Dodge/Save Mart 350
Robby Gordon defeated Jeff Gordon by 0.553 seconds on the Sonoma road course to claim his second NASCAR victory and first on a road course. Jeff Gordon pressured but did not lead. Kevin Harvick finished third as rookie Christian Fittipaldi crash impact altered the race.
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Kaye Wins Buick Classic In Playoff At Westchester
Jonathan Kaye, after battling rain delays and knee trouble, edges John Rollins in a playoff at 13 under 271 to claim his first PGA Tour title and $900,000. Rollins shoots 67s in final rounds. Tiger Woods ties for 13th at 7 under amid recent struggles.
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Stanford Freshman Romanczuk to Start CWS Final
Freshman Mark Romanczuk will start for Stanford in the College World Series final against Rice to decide the championship. The Cardinal meet Rice after an 8-3 win and a 4-3 loss in the prior two games, as Hudsons Hudgins seeks his third win in Omaha and Fuld adds to his CWS hits record.
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White steals show at U S track and field championships
Marion Jones absent due to pregnancy, Maurice Greene sidelined with knee pain, and Kelli White captures double wins with a personal best 22.21 in the 200 and a 10.93 world-leading 100. Allison Felix, 17, takes third in the 200 as Gail Devers, 36, wins ninth 100-meter hurdles title and qualifies for the world team. Devers hints at continued career and faith.
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