Braves overwhelmed by Diamondbacks in Turner Field sweep
Atlanta pitcher Greg Maddux saw his 72 inning walk streak end as Arizona crushed the Braves 9-1 at Turner Field. The Diamondbacks built a 19-2 run edge to reclaim NL West lead, while Maddux yielded 12 hits in six innings and Albie Lopez won for Arizona.
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Perry captures Buick Open in breakthrough victory
Kenny Perry won the Buick Open with a 25 under total 263, two strokes ahead of Chris DiMarco and Jim Furyk. Furyk moved into Ryder Cup contention, DiMarco rose in points, while Mayfair set a nine hole record and Mickelson chased his first major. Perry’s final round bogey free and clutch 14th hole birdie sealed the win.
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U S Relays Sweep at World Championships Edmonton
The United States won both 400 meter and 1 600 meter relays at the World Championships in Edmonton led by Dennis Mitchell Tim Montgomery and Angelo Taylor. A baton drop cost the women's 1 600 team a likely gold while Jamaica claimed the women's 3 20 65.
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Maurice Greene
Jon Drummond
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Tim Montgomery
Greene
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Angelo Taylor
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Michelle Collins
Reid
Mozambique
Maria Mutola
Czech Republic
Jan Zelezny
Hestine Cloete
South Africa
Romania
Lidia Simon
Mickey Grimes
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Mitchell
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Leonard Byrd
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