East-Slaying rout marks McDonald’s All-American clash
J J Redick scored 26 and Rashad McCants 22 to lift the East to a 138 107 win over the West in the McDonald’s All American Games at Madison Square Garden. The exhibition drew 16 505 and featured future college stars including Carmelo Anthony and Chris Bosh.
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Chris Bosh
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Yankees Beat Orioles Behind Mussina Strong seven innings and Ventura homer
Mike Mussina pitched seven shutout innings and Robin Ventura belted a go ahead three run homer in the fourth as the Yankees defeated the Orioles 4 1 in Baltimore.
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Canadiens Clinch Playoff Position With 3 1 Victory
Montreal moved into the final Eastern Conference playoff spot by beating Philadelphia 3 1. Andrei Markov had a goal and an assist, Jose Theodore stopped 23 shots, with goals from Richard Zednik and Bill Lindsay. Recchi scored for the Flyers, who extended a skid to five losses. Philadelphia is 0 5 2 lifetime at home against Montreal.
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Andy Delmore
France Faces Difficult World Cup Run Without Home Advantage
France, defending champion, enter the World Cup in South Korea and Japan with limited prep and injury concerns. Zidane asserts confidence amid Pires knee injury, while stars such as Barthez Lizarazu Henry Vieira Wiltord and Trezeguet remain key. France open against Senegal and hope to advance, facing Argentina possible in semifinals and England in potential later rounds.
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