Beem Upsets Woods To Win PGA Championship
Rich Beem, a former stereo salesman, defeated Tiger Woods by one stroke at Hazeltine to win the PGA Championship. Beem fired a 68 final round highlighted by an eagle at 11 and a 35-foot birdie at 16 while Woods closed with four birdies but fell short. Woods shot 67, Riley finished third at 283 and earned a Masters berth.
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Beem Captures 2002 PGA Championship Victory
Rich Beem won the 2002 PGA Championship by one stroke over Tiger Woods in Chaska Minnesota finishing 4 under 278. The El Paso resident sealed the win with a 35 foot birdie at No 16 after an eagle on 11 and a strong season including a win at Castle Rock and the Kemper Open in 1998.
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Jarrett Wins Pepsi 400 at Michigan in Patient Rush
Dale Jarrett spun early and surged to the front over Jeff Burton with five laps to go to win the Pepsi 400 at Michigan International Speedway. Tony Stewart finished second, Kevin Harvick third, and Burton battled overheating late while Jarrett claimed his 30th career victory and fourth at Michigan.
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Jeff Green
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Davis to retire after Broncos pre season finish
Terrell Davis announced tonight’s preseason game against the 49ers will be his final Denver Bronco appearance due to a degenerative left knee. At 29 he will go on injured reserve Tuesday as he exits after seven NFL seasons with 6,413 rushing yards in his first four years and 7,607 for his career.
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Cubs rally past Diamondbacks after late collision
Joe Girardi delivered a game winning single in the bottom of the ninth to lift Chicago past Arizona 3 2. Sammy Sosa and Mark Bellhorn left with head contusions after colliding with Damian Miller's fly ball in the sixth as Miller hit an inside the park homer to briefly put Arizona ahead.
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