Spurs explode on offense to take Game 1 over Suns
Spurs dominated Phoenix 114 to 12 in game one as Duncan Barry and Parker led a blistering fourth quarter. Nash top-scored for the Suns with 29 and Amare Stoudemire added 41 amid Phoenix's fatigue and defensive lapses. Game 2 heads to San Antonio with the series tied at 1-0.
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Phoenix
San Antonio Spurs
NBA
Phoenix Suns
Spurs
Robert Horry
Tim Duncan
Brent Barry
Tony Parker
America West Arena
Duncan
Suns
Juncan
Barry
Detroit
Miami
Dallas
Steve Nash
Mike D’antoni
Parker
Nash
Manu Ginobili
San Antonio
D'Antoni
Amare Stoudemire
Jim Jackson
Shawn Marion
Marion
From Unknown to Derby Contender in Minutes Amidst Talk of Horse Wealth
The piece traces bidding and ownership details behind Derby contenders including Giacomo, Bellamy Road, and High Fly. Trainers Ritchey and Zito discuss access to quality horses, money in racing, and the idea that success can come from any trainer with a strong horse. Afleet Alex survives a near miss to win the Preakness, keeping Belmont Stakes plans viable while avoiding a Triple Crown.
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Ritchey
John Servis
Smarty Jones
Barclay Tagg
Funny Cide
Upstate
New York
Zito
Barnes & Noble
Campbell's Soup
George Steinbrenner
Noble Causeway
Leonard Riggio
Campbell’s Soup
Charlotte Weber
Yankees
D. Wayne Lukas
Bob Baf
High Limit
Bobby Frankel
Alex
Kleeb Alee
Pimlico
Rose
Afieet
Scrappy T
Giacomo
Luyendyk Misses Indy 500 After Bump Day Exit
Felipe Giaffone seized a final chance to bump Arie Luyendyk Jr. from the 33-car field with a four lap average of 217.645 mph. Luyendyk had reached 215 mph on his last two laps but was left out as Giaffone earned a spot in the race in front of a tense pit scene on Bump Day.
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Indianapolis
Foyt
Felipe Giaffone
Arie Luyendyk Jr
Luyendyk Jr
Giaffone
Luyendyk
Indy
Billy Roe
Texas
AJ. Foyt IV
Larry
Kenny Brack
Brack
Buddy Rice
Tony
Kanaan
Paula Creamer Graduates After LPGA Breakthrough Victory
Paula Creamer, 18, will graduate in Florida with cap and gown and a winner’s trophy after becoming the second youngest first-time LPGA Tour winner by clinching the Sybase Classic by one stroke at Wykagyl Country Club. She earned $187,500 from the $125 million event as she heads to Pendleton School’s ceremony in Bradenton. The final round, hampered by rain early, finished in a steady drizzle with Creamer carding a 6 under 278 total and sinking key putts on Nos. 12 and 13 before the dramatic birdie on the 18th.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Paula Creamer
Pendleton School
Bradenton
Fla
Wykagy Country Club
New York City
Marlene Hagge
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Amy Alcott
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Odika Herald
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawaherald
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Amanda
Marlyn
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