Gordon Edges Gordon In Dodge/Save Mart 350 Duel
Robby Gordon outran Jeff Gordon by 0.553 seconds at Sonoma to win the Dodge/Save Mart 350 on the road course. Jeff Gordon pressured late, while Kevin Harvick finished third after a tight early battle with Robby. Bill Elliott and Ryan Newman followed, as Kenseth’s series lead narrowed to 174 points over Jeff Gordon.
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Kaye wins Reno-Tahoe playoff with bold eagle putt
Jonathan Kaye, after a tough playoff loss to Chris Riley last year, birdied Nos. 4 5 and 7 and holed a 12 foot eagle putt on the first extra hole to beat John Rollins at 13 under 271 in the Buick Classic at Westchester. Rollins posted three 67s to reach a second career playoff. Kaye earned 900000 dollars, ending a career that included a suspension two years earlier.
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Stanford Freshman Romanczuk To Start Championship Game
Stanford faces Rice in the College World Series final with freshman Mark Romanczuk set to start against Rice’s Philip Humber. The Cardinal won 8-3 to stay alive and aim for their first title since 1988, while Hudgins earned his third win in Omaha amid fatigue concerns.
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White dominates at U S track championships in finals
Stanford AP Marion Jones misses event while Kelli White surges to double victory with personal bests 22.21 in the 200 and 10.93 in the 100. Allison Felix, 17, takes third in the 200 earning a World Championships spot. Gail Devers wins the 100 hurdles title at 36, eyeing another world crown.
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