Mathis Nets Winner As United States Top Mexico 1-0
Clint Mathis scored in the 66th minute to give the United States a 1-0 victory over Mexico in Denver in a World Cup tuneup. Carlos Llamosa assisted and Mathis preserved the lead amid a physical match with red cards to Alberto Garcia Aspe and Frankie Hejduk.
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Germany
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NMMI Dodgers Past PHS in Doubleheader Rally
NMMI built an 8-6 lead, then surged with seven runs in the sixth inning to beat PHS. Robert Giblin 4-for-6 and Jacob Long 2-5 with two RBIs led the attack, while Donovan threw a six-hitter in game one. In game two McKelvy allowed 75 pitches in five innings, Donovan driving in four with a two-run homer.
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Auto Racing Texas Davis 11-10 at Oakland Lidle 13-35
The card lists Texas Davis facing Oakland Lidle in a 2:05 p.m. game, with Minnesota Mays 17-13 and Toronto Halla day 5-3 also scheduled, followed by a 5:05 p.m. Yankees Mussina 17-11 versus Baltimore Ponson 5-10 matchup.
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Local Sports and Scores Summary
Listings show Roswell at Portales in boys tennis at 3 30 p m and NMMI Colts at National Indoors prep softball at 4 p m. An NBA style driver ranking lists drivers with Sterling Marlin and Matt Kenseth among top names. High School hoops coverage notes a Portales game and box score details for Colts Rams with multiple pitching and batting notes.
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Basketball and hockey TV slate with several NBA and NHL games
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Mets fined for Piazza outburst during spring game
Baseball commissioner fined New York Mets first baseman Mike Piazza 3000 for aggressive conduct after confronting Dodgers pitcher Guillermo Mota in a spring training game. Other moves include Reds signing Kevin Jordan to a minor league deal and several waivers and trades across multiple leagues.
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Wallace quietly plots Winston Cup bid on consistency
Rusty Wallace sits third in the standings with four top-10s in six races and 99.9 percent lap completion. He trails Sterling Marlin by 116 points heading to Texas, banking on steady finishes as crew chief Bill Wilburn pushes for aggressiveness and a new car approach.
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