Subway Series logistics spark New York heat
In New York the Subway Series creates travel and access frictions as Mets and Yankees prep for Game 1 at the Bronx. Steinbrenner questions Shea access, while Canseco joins the Yankees roster. Mets plan to use Shea weight room, and travel costs are discussed amid parking and transit quirks.
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al Leiter
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San Francisco
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Bobby Valentine
Jose Canseco
Joe Torre
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Torre
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Seattle
Derek Jeter
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Americans Rout International in Presidents Cup First Round
Americans dominate the Presidents Cup opener in Gainesville with a 5-0 sweep of all alternate shot matches. Duval breaks a 7 iron, wears a nonuniform shirt, and Triplett sports the wrong hat, yet the U.S. team thrives led by Mickelson and Lehman. Begay delivers a steady performance with Woods as partner.
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David Duval
Kirk Triplett
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Ken Venturi
New Zealand
Michael Campbell
Peter Thomson
Phil Mickelson
Tom Lehman
Greg Norman
Steve Elkington
Mickelson
Notah Begay
Tiger Woods
Begay
Woods
Ernie Els
Vijay Singh
Stanford
Shigeki Maruyama
Carlos Franco
Tiger
Duval
Davis Love III
Nick Price
Triplett
Lions Rally Past Buccaneers In Tampa Thriller
Detroit improves to 5-2 with a 28-14 win over Tampa Bay as James Stewart rushes for 116 yards and three touchdowns while Jason Hanson adds two field goals. The Buccaneers drop to 3-4 amid a fourgame skid after a early 8-0 lead.
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James Stewart
Jason Hanson
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Silverdome
McClay and Cunningham Win Three-Way Scramble Playoff
Chad McClay and Alan Cunningham captured a three team playoff at Hickory Hollow, finishing 1 under par to win Wednesdays scramble. The season concludes next Wednesday with final registration due by 5 p.m and a 5:15 p.m start.
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Alan Cunningham
Hickory Hollow
Cards sign Kile to $23 million three year deal
Darryl Kile agreed to a $23 million three year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals after his 20 win season. The NIL Central division champions include a team option for 2004 and performance bonuses that could raise the value to $32.55 million for four seasons. Kile went 20-9 with a 3.91 ERA last year.
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